Mitsubishi model ws65819
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Repair a plasma TV with a blinking LED light issue
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Hook up a digital-to-analog converter box
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Connect a laptop or PC to your TV with an RGB cable
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Clean the inside of your big-screen televsion
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Make a remote control work with just one battery
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Use the Xfinity TV app to watch TV on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch
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Program an RCA universal remote
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Install a TV Socket
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Watch Hulu content on a Samsung TV with Hulu Plus
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Use the EyeClops Mini Projector to Play Xbox 360 Games or Watch iPhone Videos
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Rabbit Ears = Free HDTV
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Connect a computer to an HDTV using an HDMI cable
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Make the transition from analog to digital television
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Change the aspect ratio on a standard HDTV
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Play video from the Internet on a TV using a set-top box
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Play videos from an Apple iPod on a standard TV with AV cables
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Calibrate a high-definition television when setting up a home theatre
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Maintain the proper viewing distance when watching television
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the green color goes off after a few moments.
Open her up and see if you have a bad ground connection, or a bad connection on the CRT boards. If it's not that, your green CRT may be bad, and could cost a pretty penny. Usually, if you replace one, it's best to replace them all for proper grayscale tracking.
But, it might not even be any of those issues...I'm no expert on TVs, so don't take my word for it. Best to call a pro repairman. If you do decide to tinker around inside, this service manual should help you out a lot.
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