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NorCal, you seem like an ace at figuring this out. I tried this, all of the components in this unit have been replaced; and the amber lamp light is still blinking instead of powering up. any thoughts? is there a better forum to ask you on ?
We just did this repair today. Worked like a charm. Thanks for helping us save our TV.
they are not polarized it does not matte
I cut the wires, but I’m not sure which ones to solder together. Does it matter, or is there a way to figure out which is which?
check fans and lamp door switch, also ballast power and control lines.
I got my tv all put back together after doing this but now my lamp light is blinking yellow and tv won’t turn on.. Any ideas?
Mine does exactly the same thing, except for the message. It is one of the models listed. Any thoughts? Thank you. Great video.
Want to thank you for this. You solder way better than me so it took me a little bit ti get the wires connected and you may want to warn folks to put something over the lamp so they dont drip solder into the lamp holder. All went well and I’m running like a champ again. Great video.
Thank u so much was frustrated with airflow message viewed ur video clipped wires and no more airlow message or tv turning off by itself thnx again
Yeah I got it back working but in this particular instance it was the actual thermal sensor not the inline connector that was not working properly. So I finally got it turned back on and had the same error message haha. This is definitely worth a try though
Thinking about trying this but saw your comment and a few others like it. Were you able to get it to work?
Thinking about trying this but saw your comment and a few others like it. Were you able to get it to work?
Oh! Thank you so much for making this video I am so greatful!! My husband was able to fx our tv! I was ready to take it to the dump I was so frustrated with it. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK, now I see. Great video and information.
thanks
The sensor is still in circuit, just the faulty inline connector has been removed.
Aren’t you concerned that running this TV without the protection of the thermal sensor? Seems it could be possible to cause some major damage to the set and maybe a dangerous situation without the overheating protection.
Nevermind I had to put the back cover back on and now it is working fine
Nathan I just did the same thing and the lamp light is blinking as well. Won’t turn on. Never had it blink before.
I completed this step by step just as you did and now the television won’t turn on at all and the lamp light is blinking orange. Any suggestions?
It’s quite interesting that the connector for the DLP light engine is just a bog standard DVI-connector 🙂
Probably just the contrary. Bad connectors where almost no current flows, will develop bad connections over time. If you have higher current running, it will break trough the oxide coating.
Incredible, wanted to charge me $300 dollars for something that literally cost me $3.50 and took about an hour of actual work. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for the info. I’m about to try this after battling with this issue for years.
Thank You! I was a little intimidated, but I got the job done. Saved me some money!!
Great video. I fixed the WD-73734 “overheating” problem (no message on screen – only flashing status light) with this video. The layout is different but there is enough here to get you through it if you are not scared.
I doubt I could have done it without this video.
is there a toyota tv ???
Thank you for another informative video.
Nice video. Interesting, why would that particular connector fail, but others tend to be reliable? Excessive current?
Good job, keep those videos coming!!