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I have a Mitsubishi WT-46809 HD ready 1080i, with a 2-1 fault code that I have been told is an x-ray protect mode, and this problem could be the high voltage circuit, the horizontal sweep or drive circuit, bad capacitors in the power supply or the sweep supply, or the regulation in the main power supply. 

The TV just went off like it was turned off and now the green power light just comes on and goes off after a second we try to turn it back on. I cannot find any information on this and wanted to know if any one had anything that might help me figure this out. I have tried to leave it unplugged and then try and get the same results. The TV is about 5 years old but has had no problems. It is an awesome tv. Thanks for your time

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July 22, 2008 1:35 AM

I also own a Mitsubishi WT-46809 and the TV automatically turns off after a few seconds from turning it on. Any suggestions on what causes it and how to fix it.

July 27, 2008 3:04 PM

I also own a Mitsubishi WT-46809 and i have a problem, they said that it is a convergence ic, is any body told me where is that located and what it looks like? and what is the part no of that ic? i really appreciate of what ever suggestion. thanks

August 11, 2008 1:07 AM updated: August 11, 2008 11:37 AM

everybody read reAd reAd, yor answrSARE are all thE on the forum.

"Those who do not know their opponet's arguments, do not completely understand their own".

August 13, 2008 8:50 PM

Where are all these answers on the forum????? Mitsubishi VS-45609 shuts off about 5 seconds after you turn it on???

August 22, 2008 11:13 PM

do a searh from th home psg, thrr are over 1500pages on these mitsubshi or one clo e to yours. if ou want spicfic info I need an exact model numbr aand what you have alreay attmpted to do to fix it. also how xpeienced are you at using a multimetter snd solding iron, can yo read a schematic diagram and follow circuit flow/ and have you ever worke on soli state printed circui bosrds befoe?

"Those who do not know their opponet's arguments, do not completely understand their own".

August 23, 2008 8:48 AM

Hi,
I did nothing but take off the back cover to look at it so far. I didn't want to touch anything before I knew what to look for. I am good with reading schematics and flow charts and have soldered circuit boards too. I see they sell the service manuals on line but didn't get one yet. I guess it would be wise to have one before I start anything.
My model number is VS-45609 from May 2001. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Joe

August 23, 2008 10:59 AM

Joe11 How am I suppose to send you anything? yo hae no e-mail address?

"Those who do not know their opponet's arguments, do not completely understand their own".

August 23, 2008 2:42 PM

Hi,
Oh, sorry, I didn't realize you were going to send me something. Here it is,jsph71@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Joe

September 13, 2008 10:00 AM

Hi Larry,
How are you doing? I hope everything is OK. Have you been able to help me find anything out with my set yet?
Joe

September 17, 2008 6:52 AM

convergence chips or located on the middle board right in the middle on a big silver heat sink. they have 14 or 18 pins. and associated pico fuses(usually greenand mark with the starting letters f9a)

September 17, 2008 8:21 AM

Hi blkvry,
Thanks for the help but what is this information about? Is this the cause of my problem or something I should just check and how can I check it?
Joe

September 17, 2008 8:37 AM

first do a diagnostic test press menu and input at same time for 5 sec the led will flash a code first set of flash is first number second set of flash is second number

September 17, 2008 9:45 AM

OK, where do I get the code definitions from? Is there a list somewhere on this site?

September 17, 2008 11:16 AM

Hi blkvry,
Thanks for the information regarding convergence chips, is there anyway that you could post a picture of it? i think that is more helpful.

thanks
Mon

September 17, 2008 11:19 AM

blkivry said: convergence chips or located on the middle board right in the middle on a big silver heat sink. they have 14 or 18 pins. and associated pico fuses(usually greenand mark with the starting letters f9a)

Hi blkvry,
Thanks for the information regarding convergence chips, is there anyway that you could post a picture of it? i think that is more helpful.

thanks
Mon


September 17, 2008 2:35 PM

I pushed the menu and input buttons for 5 seconds and nothing happened with the power off and then with it on until it shuts down. I also tried again both ways for 10 seconds and still no blinking led. What now???

September 17, 2008 9:02 PM

i dont know for sure . dianostic usaully works. the main two things that go bad are the convergence ic and pico fuses related to the ic s or the flyback transformer. when it is trying to come on do u hear a whine. if so flyback is the problem. another possibility is ampicture tube bad u can check that byremoving the board at the bottom of each tube and turning on power to see if u get something. good luck . i would be guessing but i think it is your flyback.

September 17, 2008 9:33 PM

I doesn't make any sounds other than the normal ones it made all along from day one except that after about 5 seconds, it turns off as if someone hit the power button. I can keep turning it on but it will keep shutting itself off with no strange noises.

September 18, 2008 8:48 AM

can u hear the high voltage turning on in the first five second. it makes a noise like .static. i still think its your flyback transformer. i just change one on a mitsubishi that would turn off after 2 seconds. the turning off is because it is going in to protection mode because it sense something wrong. i was able to verify with the diagnostic code which was 23 meaning horozonal deflection which is either hv transistor or fllyback transformer. i read the transistor and had voltage so i new it was the flyback. it cost between 20-40 dollars. and i think in your case worth trying.

September 18, 2008 10:28 AM

Ok But where do I get it?

September 18, 2008 2:06 PM

look at the number on the part probaboy starts with ffa.(probably ffa61513). thengoogle the number to find the best price. the part sticks up and is black with a big red wire coming out of it and leading into another part that has three big red wires coming out of it.

September 18, 2008 6:00 PM

I do get the static sound when it turns.I disconnected the red single wire from it that goes to the other peice with the 3 other red wires and it still shuts down. The wire that I took off is the feed to the other part that has the 3 red wires marked out. Nothing has changed. Please help.

September 18, 2008 7:59 PM

did i say disconnect the red wire'''uu r really lucky u didnt get shocked.lolu have to discharge that before disconnecting. plug it back and try disconecting the boards on the bottom of the picture tubes one at a time and trying power each time u disconnect one. and do u have a volt meter.

September 18, 2008 8:25 PM

OK< everything is back to the way it was. I do have a volt meter. What do you mean by disconnecting the boards on the tubes? The red wire going to each board or the entire board off the tube?

September 18, 2008 9:23 PM

not the red wire the board at the bottom of the crt wiggle it side to side while pushing down and it comes off the tube, also before you do that measure the b+ voltage it should be about 130 volts to 180 volt dc. during starup before it goes into protection.

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