Hi Larry,

 Payam again, could you send me the documents you've sent everyone else? My email is Proshandel@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Payam 

Hi Larry,

I am experiencing the green light of death issue with my WD-52525. I'm hoping to take advantage of your generosity by requesting the docs necessary to remove the DM Board. You can send them to the email address below.

hoffmanryjn@aol.com

Thanks!
judge

Hello LArry,

I have a Mitsubishi WD-52525. It starts off with a scrambled picture this AM. I restarted it, same issue. Only when recieving a signal from cable box or DVD player. When not recieving a signal, just a blue screen as normal. Let it stay off for around 5 hours, booted the TV back up and my lamp light is a solid red. Checked lamp, no known issues found as these lamps blow out when they go bad normally. I do not have a manual. I have been searching the threads on the web and come across several that mentioned capacitors/ect. I have also read through this thread and find you to be very helpful. Any ideas where I can get the manual, and/or advice on my next steps?

WillTechSavy, What is it you are asking? You are describing your problem but what can I do, what are you asking, What is it you want?

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

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Yes I do man but I need you to tell me what you want, I am not a mind reader. Again, where do I send it to? Please be specific when asking for assistance.

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

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Larry Dillon said: That's what I am here for.

Can you send the pdf file of the wd52525 for servicing this dlp. I bought new capacitors, my set went to a blue starburst then green flashing light then replace the bulb red light. I replaced the light and nothing. I read about replacing the capcitors on the power board and other boards, just order them from Mouser electic but need to get at these boards by opening up and servicing the tv. Can you help gugie@nts-online.net

Hi Larry,
After reading all the help you've provided to many people here, I joined the forum in hopes of getting some help from you as well.

I have a 3 1/2-yr old Mitsu. WD 62525 DLP, and like everyone else, had the fast blinking green light the other day. I unplugged the TV, and fortunately so far, the TV has started up and running okay since. Reading a lot of people's experience with these TVs, I know my luck is going to run out any day, and I want to be prepared. I already have the "Change the lamp" message the past month.

So if you could kindly send me the service manual for the WD 62525, so I could change the capacitors at the same time I change out the lamp, I would appreciate it.

Thank you in advance.

Duke
dvd529@yahoo.com

Blake, ontheir way man. Good luck

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Well, I got the guide, and took apart the chassis, but boy was that a frustrating experience, so many screws and parts these days.   Inspecting it the caps on the DM board look fine (though I have replacements for them) but one of the 3300 uf caps on the power supply looks like it may have gone.

But frankly, at this point I'm not so thrilled at putting it back together.  A lot of work for a TV whose working value is only about $600 these days -- so I went and bought a nice new 1080p flat panel, which I wanted anyway.

So, anybody in Silicon Valley (Sunnyvale) interested in a disassembled wd-52725, along with the replacement capacitors I bought.   No reasonable offer refused, and some pretty low offers are reasonable.  Even if you don't want to rebuild, it has some useful parts, including presumably a good set of boards, a working lamp  that seemed bright enough, the diamond shield screen (that was the diff between the 52725 and 52525) and an extra remote control.   Give me a shout.

Larry,

Would appreciate your input:

Have had my WD-52525 for 3 years, the other day I turned on the tv and the power light turned green as normal, but the screen appeared scrambled. Turned off the tv, then turned it back on. This time power light turned green, then after a minute (with no light or sound from the tv during this time) everyhting seemed to shut off and the lamp light on the front console turned a solid red.

according to the manual this meant the lamp was out, so i ordered a new lamp (even though current lamp is approx 12 months old). changed the lamp but no luck - still with power light green followed a minute later by power going off and lamp light turning red.

i have read on these posts about "resetting" the tv, but am not quite sure how to do that or if that would do any good. If you have instructions on this i'd appreciate it.

otherwise, it sounds as if i'm headed to call a repairman since i am not adept at electronic repair. any ideas as to the underlying cause and a reasonable cost for repair, so i know if the repair service is knowledgable and not ripping me off?

please send any help to doctormikebrown@gmail.com

thanks in advance.

Larry Dillon said: I would love the set but Michigan is way to far to travel to the sunny state of California. :>(

I have the same problem with the TV turning on with scrambled black lines, kinda like digital white noise, so bought new bulb and changed, now TV won't power on at all, took back off TV but could not get to boards, could I please have instructions on how to get to board, have caps ready to get to work but cannot get to board, so glad I found you guys and this site, first time I really feel like I have found solution to my problem!!! I thank you in advance!

Wadey12@msn.com

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