November 16, 2008 8:00 AM

Yes: I replaced the 4 caps (16v 1000 uF 105 deg. C) on the DM board and it's working several weeks now!! First did not properly seat DM back in the slot and it didn't work; it's a bit tricky to get it properly seated. Well worth the effort and the 10 bucks I spent on 4 caps. My TV is the 65513; currently working on a friends WD 62525 set; just started last night; having trouble figuring out how to get the DM out. My chassis was way different.

Good Luck

BT

November 17, 2008 2:14 PM

I'm in the middle of trying to repair our friend's WD 62525 that has the green light deal happening. I was able to download a V26 chassis replacement pdf file from megaupload website http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6MKC3A3V It has more detail of connectors and assembly/dissassembly steps. I'm having some trouble trying to get the DM out of the set. My 65513 was way easier. Once I get the DM out, it should be a breeze I hope as I said before, the caps replacement in my TV has worked; just be carefull and do as good a job as possible so board does not get damaged from heat/ solder.

June 13, 2009 9:39 PM

BTO said: Yes: I replaced the 4 caps (16v 1000 uF 105 deg. C) on the DM board and it's working several weeks now!! First did not properly seat DM back in the slot and it didn't work; it's a bit tricky to get it properly seated. Well worth the effort and the 10 bucks I spent on 4 caps. My TV is the 65513; currently working on a friends WD 62525 set; just started last night; having trouble figuring out how to get the DM out. My chassis was way different. Good Luck BT

BTO did yo ever fix your friends wd-62525?   I started into mine got the service manual and bought caps that I found for other Mits blinking green lights of death and then I saw a boat load of caps on my the power board and now i am searching for a true solution to my models problem.  I did not see any ref to the DM board in the service manual. 

Ron

November 11, 2009 12:06 PM

I am having the same blinking light of death problem on my WD-52525 after moving. Started before the move and now it will not come on at all. Previously it would blink for a bit and then after unpluging and pluging in the cord it would usually start working. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please email directions to dgoudie@calfrac.com if you have them for the dm cap fix.

thanks for the help

December 19, 2009 9:09 PM

Just replaced all the caps on my model WD-52525 - didn't work - still have the green blinking light

December 21, 2009 8:46 PM

Slothattack said: Just replaced the caps on my WD-52525 with no luck - still have the green flashing light

See post near the end of topic "Mitsubishi WD-52525 has a continuious blinking light" in this forum.  Talks about communication issue between boards and has a fix for it.

December 31, 2009 6:07 PM

Hello, I'm having the same problem with my Mitsubishi the blinking green light. It happened after a power outage. If I could get the service manual sent to me. It would be great! lorenzacaldera@yahoo.com

January 16, 2010 1:20 PM

Hello. I have a model WD-52525, about 6 yrs old. TV was working perfect until one week ago. Screen went bright blue, with no audio. Two days later, the blinking green light started, and now I am unable to power on. I don't trust my myself to attempt repairs. Am I looking at an $800 repair, and is it worth it??

July 8, 2010 8:42 AM

Mitsubishi now has a program for these sets with the V-26 chassis. Call their customer relations department. They are rebuilding these sets and paying for it. If you have any trouble with it when you get it back they will replace the television with a new one. You must have the original purchase receipt.

July 15, 2010 3:35 PM

Does anyone have a solution on how to fix the? If not i have a 62525 available for someone to harve

July 22, 2010 10:52 AM

I am a service tech at a mitsubishi warranty service center. Mitsubishi can't even fix the problem. We don't work on the v-26 chassis anymore. We pull the chassis out and ship it to Mitsubishi and let them mess with it, they replace all the caps on both the DM and Power board and some other things. They won't tell us what all they do. Anyway about 6 out of 10 will go back out (start blinking again) with in about 90 days. Then Mitsubishi will pay us to go pick up the Tv and scrap it. and they give the customer a new set. So Mitsubishi is having a very hard time fixing the problem also. I do know the thermal sensor has nothing to do with the blinking light problem. However they are also paying us to replace them (free of charge to the customer) because they are defective also. All i can say is good luck trying to fix this problem. If you have your receipt from where you purchase the set Mitsubishi will do the repairs for you for free. and if it goes back out they will replace the set for free. Where I work we have scraped out 40 to 50 of them for Mitsubishi after they replaced the customers set. contact mitsubishi about your problem. They are standing behide their sets believe it or not.

June 12, 2011 11:01 AM

WD62525
Several years ago we had the black screen of death and we replaced most of the capacitors. It has worked fine until we had a TS roll through. The TV was plugged in but was not turned on. We lost power for about 10 seconds. I then decided to unplug the TV. When I plugged it back in, the green light flashed quickly. I attempted a re set but that did not work. I've gone through ail of the responses in this thread and they mostly indicate capacitors. We took it apart to check the capacitors. They all look good. Any other ideas?