Mitsubishi WS 55805 Blue and Green colors

**08-04-08, 11:01 AM**

I have a Mitsubishi WS 55805. The last 2 days the color green and blue seem to be separated. It is also bowed slighlty at the top of the screen. Is it to late to be repaired? If so how can I go about fixing it myself. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

**lcaillo** · **08-04-08, 01:40 PM**

Sounds like convergence failure.

Read the first 10 posts here:
http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...html#post43725

**08-04-08, 04:02 PM**

thanks for the link

**08-06-08, 02:08 PM**

do you know anyone in the Montgomery or Bucks county PA that can fix it at a resaonable price. i read all of the posts, but i am not to sure how to check for bad soldering or if the STK? IS BAD. i removed the back panel last night and there was much dust. i removed the dust, but i cannot see how to remove the circuit board. do i access it from the back or front? Thanks in advance for any reply. Joe.

**lcaillo** · **08-06-08, 04:23 PM**

If you can't figure out how to remove the board, I would not suggest proceding with a DIY repair. I have posted a request for someone in your area and will let you know if I find someone who we feel will be reputable.

**08-06-08, 06:00 PM**

Thanks for the fast reply. you are the best.

**08-08-08, 04:02 PM**

well i cannot believe that i actually am getting close to fixing the problem. i have been able to slide out the circuit board. i also removed the heat sink? the 2 STK chips are still in place. how can i remove them? do the pull out or do i need a tool? please advise. Thanks Joe.

**lcaillo** · **08-08-08, 04:23 PM**

If you read the first 10 posts in the thread for convergence repairs as I suggested above, the 8th one discusses soldering and desoldering and suggests what to use. Again, if you are having this much trouble and you are not willing to use the information provided, you should probably get a professional to complete the repair. If you botch the job it will likely make it even more costly to fix.

**08-09-08, 10:34 AM**

I am more of a visual person. i read every post more then once. i do understand how to remove the chip, but i needed someone with alot more knowledge then me to validate my next step. again thanks for the fast reply.

**lcaillo** · **08-16-08, 07:50 PM**

I am sorry, but I cannot provide step by step tutorials for everyone online. I spend many hours preparing the information here and moderating.

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