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Hi All!
Well, after eight years of trouble-free service, my Mits has finally got the "flashing green light of death".
It all happened early yesterday evening when I was watching a Blu-Ray when my building where I live had a momentary power outage (it happens but not very often). When the power came back, the "flashing green light" began.
The set will not turn on manually, or by remote. I even tried to reset it, and even unpluged it for about two hours, the flashing light remains.
I already know about things like the "DM board" and it's capacitor issues. In fact, I actually have a spare "DM board" with new capacitors that I've replaced myself and it works (I've tested it on another TV), but I will not have the time to work with it until this weekend.
When I do get to put this board on and the set will still not work, I wouldn't know what else to do but to get rid of this beast of a set.
Any other suggestion?
Danny
Well, after eight years of trouble-free service, my Mits has finally got the "flashing green light of death".
It all happened early yesterday evening when I was watching a Blu-Ray when my building where I live had a momentary power outage (it happens but not very often). When the power came back, the "flashing green light" began.

The set will not turn on manually, or by remote. I even tried to reset it, and even unpluged it for about two hours, the flashing light remains.

I already know about things like the "DM board" and it's capacitor issues. In fact, I actually have a spare "DM board" with new capacitors that I've replaced myself and it works (I've tested it on another TV), but I will not have the time to work with it until this weekend.
When I do get to put this board on and the set will still not work, I wouldn't know what else to do but to get rid of this beast of a set.
Any other suggestion?
Danny