This video explains the DM Board Repair procedure and mainly has to do with Mitsubishi Rear Projection TV’s. The common symptom is the infamous “continuous b…
Mitsubishi WS-65869 Fixed! Houston, we have ignition!
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@mrlichenstein Just to follow up I found out the signal board had died
which is near impossible to find a replacement. I don’t know which part
died on it however it did have evidence of damage from a previous coolant
leak. Once I found out about that I just went and donated the signal board
to a repair shop and let them worry about it.
Its pretty easy. Just take your time removing the screws. I believe theres
only 2 screw holding the metal case in. And of course the wiring harness.
Just be sure when you unplug the wiring harness to do straight out or you
run the risk of bending the pins. I have two of these tvs with the same
problem. but one needs the eprom kit.
thanks for your videos. I have mitsubishi ws-65513 that its light won’t
stop blinking, according to most websites that talk about this problem they
say that the capacitors on the DM madule need to be replace, now do you
have a video of how to take the madule out. i have no idea of how to take
it out
Do you know what could be wrong with my TV? I just received a Mitsubishi
WS-65807 and I get absolutely nothing. Not even a power light. When I plug
the TV in I hear a slight ‘squeak’ sound and that’s all it ever does. I
don’t get the 3 blinks indicating the processor on the logic board
initialized. Do you know what is wrong?