Hello, :dontknow:
My brother has this.
Mitsubishi WS-55711 (Widescreen 55 inch) Diamond Series Integrated Rear Projection HDTV
Technology: Projection
Projection Display Technology: CRT
Display Format 1080i
Image Aspect Ratio 16:9
Image Contrast Ratio 50:1
Horizontal Resolution 1200 lines
Progressive Scan Progressive scanning (line doubling)
Widescreen Modes: Zoom, Expand, Normal, Stretch, Conventional 4:3
Viewing Angle 110 degrees
Pixel Pitch 0.52 mm
Height: 50 5/8
Width: 49 7/8
Depth: 28"
Weight: 265 lbs
He informed me yesterday that when our area had a power shortage last week or so, Power went off, when the power came back on, the TV never turned back on, all he saw then and since is just a blinking green light. We both have Time-Warner, but this was possibly a power surge problem, and maybe fried something.
I'm reading the above posts about capacitors on the "DM". Is this a problem possibly we can fix ourselves, or do we need to call in someone?
The place he said he bought it from quoted $100.00 just for walking in the house, and another $200.00 for positively repairing it...!
If he knows exactly what the problem could be to fix this, and the apparent low cost of these electrical parts, Does this sound fair for $300.00?
Thank you!
My brother has this.
Mitsubishi WS-55711 (Widescreen 55 inch) Diamond Series Integrated Rear Projection HDTV
Technology: Projection
Projection Display Technology: CRT
Display Format 1080i
Image Aspect Ratio 16:9
Image Contrast Ratio 50:1
Horizontal Resolution 1200 lines
Progressive Scan Progressive scanning (line doubling)
Widescreen Modes: Zoom, Expand, Normal, Stretch, Conventional 4:3
Viewing Angle 110 degrees
Pixel Pitch 0.52 mm
Height: 50 5/8
Width: 49 7/8
Depth: 28"
Weight: 265 lbs
He informed me yesterday that when our area had a power shortage last week or so, Power went off, when the power came back on, the TV never turned back on, all he saw then and since is just a blinking green light. We both have Time-Warner, but this was possibly a power surge problem, and maybe fried something.
I'm reading the above posts about capacitors on the "DM". Is this a problem possibly we can fix ourselves, or do we need to call in someone?
The place he said he bought it from quoted $100.00 just for walking in the house, and another $200.00 for positively repairing it...!
If he knows exactly what the problem could be to fix this, and the apparent low cost of these electrical parts, Does this sound fair for $300.00?
Thank you!
