Mistubishi Projection TV

Nov 08, 2007 3 Replies
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I have a 2001 vs-45607. The problem is the picture is dark, squeezed top bottom, and it has a little vertical jitter. I've done a lot of research on it, and what I've found is that the 9V regulator is most likely bad. unfortunately I don't know what it looks like. I know I could replace it if I knew what it looked like so I could get the position of the board to order the part. Anyone have a picture of where it is on the board or what it should look like? Or any description in general. I can send a picture if needed.


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Not to discourage you, but it falls into the category of if you have to ask, you really shouldn't be poking around in a projection TV. Start with something simple and learn the basics first, this is a job for someone with some troubleshooting and TV safety experience.

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You'll need to find a schematic and get a grid number like IC9001 then find out where it is located on the chassis (usually grouped with other components with 9000 numbers.) Then you can get a number off the device. Maybe someone who has a schematic or has worked on this set before will read your post and reply but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting. Also it kind of bugs me that you don't have any idea what you're looking for, are you sure you can handle this kind of repair?

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