Mitsubishi TVs and Electronics Reviews

I purchased a WD57734 Mitsubishi in 2008 as a second TV so it is not used on a daily basis. I replaced the bulb with a factory replacement 2 months ago and now have the white dot problem. I see 4 or 5 more every time I turn on the TV and it is so bad that I can't watch it anymore. I have several Mitsubishi Electronics and even an older big screen from them that have never had problems. I even have a Mitsubishi credit card because I have such a history of purchasing their product. I called their customer care line and they are giving me the run around. I have to pay $150 to get it diagnosed before they will talk to me further and they will not pay for that. I don't need a diagnosis as it is obviously the same problem everyone else is having! I will never buy another Mitsubishi product again.

I purchased a WD-57734 in November 2007. I watch a fair amount of TV and have never replaced a bulb yet, but the notorious "white spots" have been spreading for the last six months now. My screen is almost completely filled. I was able to find the DMD chip online for $325 but I am hesitant to purchase. I fear that the repair may be beyond my level of expertise. Haven't any lawyers had a problem with their TV's yet? What does it take to get a class action suit going?

I bought my Mitsubishi 65" TV about 4 years ago and it just started getting white dots on it. I googled the problem to see what I could find and it's clearly something that needs to be recalled. A TV should not have problems this early. I had first bought this exact TV from Circuit City, and when I got it home, the mother board was out so I had to load it up and take it back to the store. I just ended up returning it and then found it at Nebraska Furniture Mart for a better price. But I don't understand the issues! It's not an old TV!

About 4 years ago, we purchased a WD 65733, from Best Buy. 2 years ago, we started having issues with the bulb. So, 2 bulbs later, we started seeing white dots. First 1, and now hundreds. Mitsubishi should be held to the same standards, as well as other companies, regarding these kinds of problems, and should be paying to have them fixed, not giving consumers the run around. A class action lawsuit should be filed!

I bought a 73" 1080p a little over 3 years ago. It was about 6 months ago when I had the lamp replaced. A month after that, a white spot showed up on my screen. Two months later, my whole screen is filled with them. I should have my TV fixed, replaced or my money back for the TV and the lamp I bought.

We bought a 65" DLP TV #WD-65733 about 3 years ago. We actually love the TV, but last year, the picture started looking less than perfect and finally, we turned it on and we had no picture. We were told when we bought it that these kind of TV's go through bulbs and we should expect to have to replace the bulb. So, we started looking up information on the bulbs and getting prices, etc. We finally got a new bulb, installed it and all was well again.

I have a 56-inch Mitsubishi TV purchased in 2008. The bulb was changed 3 months ago. Since then, we have noticed a white dot of light shining through and now, another. It is so disappointing to read about all of these dying TVs and Mitsubishi does not have a recall or back up of their products. Come on now. Where is your integrity, Mitsubishi? I hope that you will demonstrate your decent conscience for all of these sales and production of a defective product, and remedy all of these faithful customers' complaints.

I bought a 57 inch TV from Mitsubishi and it's only 4 years old and have already had to replace the lamp 3 times now. I have white spots all over the screen. When I called to try to talk to Mitsubishi about the problem, they give you the run around and a bunch of excuses but not any kind of resolution. I know there are a lot of complaints with the same issues. Why isn't there something done with Mitsubishi? I will never buy another Mitsubishi product.

I have a Mitsubishi 57" HD TV which is four years old and now is covered with white spots. The cost to repair it is more than a new TV. I see this is a common issue and Mitsubishi knows about it.

I have white and black spots. The TV was 2 1/2 years old when it started. Three months later and I now have well over 200 spots.

I have the Mitsubishi 1080p TV. Also, this is my second bulb too and I have white and black spot on my screen. I'm not happy about this. It's just 4 years old.

I also bought my 65" Mitsubishi TV in 2008 and since then, I have replaced the lamp twice and recently had a few white spots on my TV. Over the course of the last 4 weeks, it has grown to thousands of white spots. I have been told by numerous sources that the problem is the DMD dlp chip.

Our TV has been sitting on the floor waiting for a new panel for over six months. We are on our third panel; the extended warranty expired, but Mitsubishi said that they would honor it. We have made over 30 calls trying to resolve and they called us on October 12th saying that the panel would be in the following week. I followed up today, now it's November 15th and I am so frustrated; I got cut off three times. They say it's expedited and it's been expedited. They need to rectify this.

I have a 65'' DLP I bought in January of 2008 for $1800. I have gone through 2 bulbs at $250 each and now, have white and black spots on the screen. This is unacceptable! I have seen on internet forums that this repair could cost an additional $700 and that Mitsubishi will do nothing to fix the problem! I will never buy another Mitsubishi product again and I will let my family and friends know that Mitsubishi's products and customer service are subpar.

I have a 65-inch TV LT-40133, which I bought in 2008. I had the bulb replaced about a year after I bought the television, and now I have white-and-black spots all over the TV. My warranty expired in March 26, 2011. After doing research and trying to get information on this matter, I found that there are plenty of consumers with the same problems, and with no resolve. I want to know if there is anyone out there that can help with this problem because I cannot afford to have this TV serviced and I can't afford to buy another television as I am now on a fixed income.

I bought an 65" DLP television and has not met my expectations. It had multiple hardware failures. This model should be recalled.

73" Mitsubishi TV model #73736 There are white dots all over screen. I talked to someone about fixing it. They told me to pay the labor and Mitsubishi will supply the part! "Labor is $250," the TV repair man said. I said, "okay." Then he said, " $95 for tech fee." What? It has been 2 weeks. I'm waiting to see if Mitsubishi will pay the tech fee. The repair shop said that Mitsubishi has not answered them back. It's a shame for a 3 year old $2500 TV and this isn't a recall! Can somebody let me know if I need to pay the whole thing? So I can get it fixed. Thanks.

We bought our 56" Mitsubishi TV almost three years ago. We have had to replace the light bulb and when it came back from repairs, we turned it on and there was this white dot on the screen. Weeks went by, we sent it back in because there was now about 80% of the screen that had these dots on it and the repairs will cost us $689 to fix. We already paid $190 for the light bulb. Our warranty was out. We now can not see a picture on the screen, only the top edge and right side edge. The rest of the screen is covered with white dots.

White dots covered the screen, unable to view TV. MESVA.COM agreed to send part costing approx. $1200. dollars if I pay the labor. I agreed. The first contact was July 26, 2011, I have no part and my phone calls are not returned.

I’ve got white spots appearing on my TV. I spent 93 minutes waiting for a Mitsubishi customer service and I got no help.

I broke my 65" screen. I called Mitsubishi Customer support and told them that I needed a new screen.He said that they don't deal with consumers. So I bought what I thought was the screen from a company for $130+$160 shipping but, I only received the lens screen. I asked if I could get the smokey screen and the agent said that only a technician can do that and the screen has to be aligned.The technician just came and said he's affiliated with Mitsubishi and he can barely get things done through you. He said that there's nothing to put the screen in. He'd just have to ship the smokey screen to me and that I could replace it myself since he said that there's nothing to it.

I have a Mitsubishi 65-inch DLP purchased in 2009. We have gone through 3 bulbs in 2 years, and now, we have white spots on the screen. I have gotten no support from Mitsubishi customer service. Based on my research, this looks like a recall issue and the government is not supporting the consumers. Who do we contact to get Mitsubishi to take responsibility for such a large magnitude of an issue as this?

We bought our 56" Mitsubishi TV almost two years ago. We have had to replace the light bulb and when it came back from repairs, we turned it on and there was this white dot on the screen. Weeks went by, we sent it back in because there was now about 20% of the screen that had these dots on it and the repairs will cost us $689 to fix. We already paid $190 for the light bulb. Our warranty was out a few days before the problem started. We now can not see a picture on the screen, only the top edge and right side edge. The rest of the screen is covered with white dots.

I purchased a 57-inch DLP model 57733. I have never needed to replace the bulb. My issue with this TV is bigger than that. I bought this TV for $1,600.00 in 2007. I know have black and white spots all over the screen. It looks like a constellation of stars. Seriously, I can make out the big dipper. I called Mitsubishi and was told to have an approved tech diagnose the issue and send it to them so they can review and see if there is anything they will do. So they want me to pay $75.00 to get a diagnosis on an issue that they know is a known problem on the DLP TVs. For what? So they can come back and try to sell me another one for $500.00? I have a 27-inch Avast with a perfect picture in HD and it is still going strong from 2005. But my $1,600 DLP is now a giant piece of trash. These TVs need to be recalled.

In April 2009, we bought a Mitsubishi LCD flat panel HDTV for $3,303.00. Just last week, 2 1/2 years, a discolored section appeared on the left side. I contacted Mitsubishi, they have me the numbers of only two TV repair shops in my area that they would deal with to "diagnose and estimate" what was wrong. I had to pay $80.00 for a technician to tell me that a panel was going out and that Mitsubishi knows that they put faulty panels in these model of TVs! We did the process, answered questions and faxed proof of purchase with the diagnoses. Their response was: They will replace the panel which costs $1,892.00, but they want us to pay the labor of $225.00 more dollars and a reroute fee of $40.00! Which means, we have to pay out $365.00 of our own money to fix the problem that Mitsubishi knows exists! Don't buy a product from a company that knowingly has faulty parts and then wants the consumer to pay to fix it!

I purchased a 72" Mitsubishi DLP approximately two years ago from hhgregg. I began seeing dots on the screen that became so bad, it was no longer watchable. They sent someone out and told me it was the bulb. I assumed that it under was warranty but it cost me $600. A day later, the spots re-appeared. Now, they say that I need a processor engine (something to that effect) and I'm looking at approximately $2,000.

I've been experiencing the same thing that is happening to everyone else that purchased a Mitsubishi TV in the past three or four years. The problem of blown bulbs and tiny white dots that resemble a constellation appears to be a manufacturing flaw. A company this large and with such deep pockets should be responsible for replacement or repairs - although I've heard that repairs cannot be guaranteed. I will absolutely join a class action suit against this company. I will have to purchase another TV after paying almost $3,000 for this one. I can guarantee 100% that I will never again purchase another Mitsubishi product - it is wrong to deal with the American consumers this way.

We bought a 65 inches Mitsubishi projection TV (WD-Y65) four years ago (2007), as well as the extended warranty. We have not had the issue with the bulb burning out, but we did have to replace the air flow sensor. This TV is not our primary TV, and we watch this TV very infrequently. It was used about four hours per week, and it went without being used for months at a time. One week after the warranty was up, the mother and memory boards went out. I called the Mitsubishi customer service for help, and they would not help me. I asked to talk with a supervisor/manager. I was told, “No”, and they would tell me the same thing.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD52525 52in and paid over $3000.00 cash, $300 for the stand, $60.00 for the surge protector and 'Best Buy' $480.00 3yr warranty through Sears.

I purchased a WD-65732 DLP Mitsubishi Television in June of 2008. Since then, I have had to replace two DLP lamps and now I have a screen full of white and black flickering spots that are basically rendering this TV useless. It's embarrassing watching, knowing it's a $3000 TV that I paid just 3 years ago. My 2001 Sony 25" has a better picture. I need this TV repaired or replaced. We don't have the money to throw around on new TVs. We purchased this TV to use for the next ten years. We budgeted replacing the DLP lamp every 3 years but we had to replace a lamp every 16 months. We don't watch the TV a lot. At the most, we log about 4 hours a day. We don't play video games on it, we watch regular high-def television and movies on the weekends.

I purchased a Mitsubishi 65" Full High Definition DLP in March of 2009 for my living room. This television cost a substantial amount of money, so when the lamp went out after minimal usage, I was unhappy. It's not even 3 years old and I only started to watch my Mitsubishi television consistently within the last 6 months. I am unsure how much it will cost for a new lamp, but by the look of this forum, it seems pricey and it seems as if their is some sort of problem with the electrical system. If this is the case, I should buy a new lamp and sell the system and count my losses. Like many others, I won't invest my money into Mitsubishi again.

I purchased 2 DLPs (WD-73927) at the same time and within a year, I lost the bulbs twice. I replaced the bulbs, but the picture began getting worse and worse. Only after it was too late, I found via internet search that they were having major issues with the light engine. I'm out about $12000 and have two huge pieces of junk.

Bad product. I had three times bulb replaced paying on average $400. The retainer holding the socket for bulb hosing is defective because it pushes back when one tries to install a new bulb. I had to call a technician to open the entire rear chassis to access the housing and repair the retainer, costing me about $400.

I can't believe how accurate this forum is and it seems to be happening to all of us at the same time!

We had a bad experience with this TV we put in the drive with a letter saying, "Free wind block." The model we bought was 52527. Never again will we purchase anything from this company again.

Just 12 months and 3 days after purchasing my 1080 HD 65 inch TV from Best Buy, I lost picture. I was told it was a bulb which was warranted for only 12 months. Bought another one for $300, and then it went out in 12 months, but in addition, the mother board went out and had to be replaced. Again within a year, another bulb had to be replaced, and here I am another year later with the same problem. It was a very expensive item, approximately $3,000 at purchase.

On Jan. 06, I purchased a WD-52725 52" DLP TV for $3200 plus $300 for stand, and then a warranty/power supply. Within 1 year, the quality of the picture had degraded by half. In the next year (Oct. 08), the bulb had to be replaced two times. And the chassis had to be rebuilt. We were without a TV for 2 months. From Oct. 08 to Sept. 11, the bulb had to be replaced 3 more times. And then it got the blinking green light of death rose, its ugly head. At that time, I was made aware that the TV was out of warranty, and they would only cover the parts (although the parts listed are only half of what's needed).

WD-65734 65" DLP television is the worst product in the market. I will never buy another product with the name Mitsubishi on it.

We purchased a Mitsubishi TV in 12/06, WD57732 serial # 115296 at American Superstores in Poplar Bluff Mo. We have had to replace the lamps in this TV, every nine months since we bought it. It had a recall after 9 months of owning it and now, the motherboard went bad and Mitsubishi doesn't make the part for it anymore. How in the world do people like myself pay 1,800 dollars for what is supposed to be a very good name brand TV and now have to throw it away after 5 years? This stinks. I will never, ever buy another Mitsubishi product again. We have regretted it since a month after we bought it. They do not stand behind their products and they aren't getting anymore money from this family. I hope something is done about their poor customer service. These TVs need to be recalled.

I purchased my 73" Mitsubishi TV about 3 years ago for $4,000. Recently, the bulb blew out and about a day or two later, white dots started to appear. We tried calling customer repair, and it's sad to say that they will not stand behind their product and wanted to charge me $950 for repairs. What a rip-off, especially since times are so damn hard. I hate Mitsubishi. It's trash. Then, I came to find out that the life expectancy on this particular TV is only 3 years. Wow.

I am going to join the hundreds, if not thousands, of unhappy customers of Mitsubishi. I bought a 65" 1080P and a year later, I blew my bulb. Six months later, I have 68 white dots and everyday, I get more. Has anyone had any luck resolving this problem or should I start buying a different TV brand?

I have a 73" HD DLP TV and white dots are starting to appear! First it was one, now there are three! I've only had this $3,500 TV for 3 years. A TV with that price should last longer than 3 years. Mitsubishi needs to make this right. We've been Mitsubishi customers for over 25 years.

The TV is an HDTV 65 inch Mitsubishi. After 3.5 years, it is developing white dots which are multiplying fast. It is almost unwatchable now, and within a few days will be useless.

Well after reading some of the complaints about this type of TV, I guess I was lucky. I bought my Mitsubishi 57 in. 1080p about 4 years ago. I just started having problems so I guess that is why i say I am lucky. However, first the TV color starts to look dull, then it starts to just shut off after being on for a few minutes. Now at this point, I'm not too upset because when I purchased this TV, the sales associate said it was a pretty good TV overall except after a few years the bulb will go bad and it could cost up to 300.00 to repair.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD-52825G in 2005 from Frys Electronic for $2,300 plus tax. Since 2005, I purchased 3 bulbs. I gave up and stopped using the TV and have had it in the garage as junk. I decided to try to fix it and was told I need to replace the chassis and it would cost $500.

I bought two DLP TVs, one is 60" and the other one is 65". The 65" went out 7 months after its purchase. I had sent in warranty card when it was purchased, so when I discovered it was the bulb, I sent the model serial no. and, again, the proof of purchase but I never got a bulb. So I bought a bulb from Amazon for $66.00, shipping and all. It had housing with it. It took about 5 minutes to replace. The warranty is no good. Mitsubishi should be sent back to Japan. Their products are no good and our consumer adv in Washington is not doing its job. I spent over $2,000.00 on these TV's. It is a ripoff of American people.

I bought two DLP TVs, one is 60" and the other one is 65". The 65" went out 7 months after its purchase. I had sent in warranty card when it was purchased, so when I discovered it was the bulb, I sent the model serial no. and, again, the proof of purchase but I never got a bulb. So I bought a bulb from Amazon for $66.00, shipping and all. It had housing with it. It took about 5 minutes to replace. The warranty is no good. Mitsubishi should be sent back to Japan. Their products are no good and our consumer adv in Washington is not doing its job. I spent over $2,000.00 on these TV's. It is a ripoff of American people.

Do not buy Mitsubishi. I was a lifetime loyal Mitsubishi customer until I purchased a 46" LCD (LT-46133) in 2008. A year later, vertical lines began to appear on the screen and the set would shut off on its own after a few hours of viewing.

If I only knew the problems back in 2002, I can tell you now I would never have purchased my 1080 HD, 62". Just like so many others out there, I am just furious about the lamps going out and small white dots appearing. If you can recall your cars, then why don't you recall these crappy expensive TVs. The Better Business Bureau needs to know just how angry we all are. Never again will I purchase a Mitsubishi TV or car from your company.

Do not buy a Mitsubishi DLP TV. I purchased my TV seven months ago and still owe $2500 on the TV. I had to order a new lamp for the TV, and it still won’t work. The people I have contacted about this problem have been nothing but rude. They really don’t care that I have TV problems. I am not happy with my purchase. Do not buy this TV.

I bought the Mitsubishi WD 65737 in December 2009. A year and a half later, I have gone through 1 light bulb and now have 2 white dots appearing on the right side of the screen. I emailed Mitsubishi Customer Service and they want me to pay for a service technician to come out and diagnose the problem, and then email them back with the estimate. For me, this sounds ridiculous if they already know what the problem is. I firmly believe that a class action lawsuit is in order. How do we get this started? Please advise.

I bought a 65" DLP WD-65731 in 2006 for $3,100. I got nothing but trouble on the third lamp and the TV still won't work and says, "Check to see if air flow is blocked," which explains nothing on how to do it. The set is in the same place; it has been with nothing around it to block the air. I think this brand is disposable, not high end. I have sold the car by them too. I got no help from company. I was told, "There is an issue with heat."

I bought a 60" Mitsubishi Plasma TV less than a year ago. One week ago, I noticed a bright spot on it, and today, I noticed four bright spots. I called Mitsubishi and they want me spend another $500 to have it fixed. I paid $1,600 for that TV. It is less than a year old. I am not going to pay another $500 to have it fixed. Someone needs to file a lawsuit against Mitsubishi so we could recover the money that we spent. This is so wrong. Where are all the lawyers who fight injustices? This is a grave injustice by Mitsubishi to the hard working American people.

Mitsubishi TV is the absolute worst company I have ever dealt with in regard to customer service.

I have a Mitsubishi TV WD62525. I have had numerous problems with the TV. The chassis went out 18 months ago and has now gone out again. Customer service has not been satisfactory at all. It has been 2 months now and they are just now getting the receiver back from the TV repair shop. Because it has taken over a month to get Mitsubishi to send out a box to have it shipped back in.

In 2005, I bought a 62" WD-62627 DLP HDTV and the extended warranty. After 2 years, the color wheel went bad and Mitsubishi decided it was not worth fixing and gave me a WD-65734 to replace it. Now, I have the" white dot" problem. Through my research, I have discovered that I am one of tons of people who are experiencing this problem. The DMD chip in the light engine is defective. I and many other people feel this should be investigated for recall just as Samsung finally had to do. I believe these chips were from the same batch. The cost to fix this problem is 1000.00 dollars because Mitsubishi will not sell the DMD chip separately. They will only sell the light engine which is 700.00. I have contacted Mitsubishi and was told to send them an estimate at my cost and they will try to assist me with a couple hundred dollars. If this isn't a serious problem, why are they assisting at all? Why would anyone pay for a repair that cost almost as much as the TV? It is a defective part and this should be investigated. Please help. Lisa **

I bought a 63" DLP Mitsubishi TV (WDC-657) for $1699 (with stand) at Costco in February 2008. In June, 2011, the picture started "flickering" like an old 8 mm movie. A new bulb ($240) fixed the problem.

Mitsubishi 65" DLP:

I bought 62" HDTV Mitsubishi WD62927 model in 2005. During this period, I have changed the DLP bulb 3 times, the board panel once and had to pay the technician more than 3 times additional for the setup of the device types, other software and main menu remote control problems. I have spent more money and time on repair and wait for repairs than enjoy the use of this TV for programming. It is a very bad product. I need some action as I invested a lot of money on this model.

I purchased a 60" Mitsubishi projection TV. It required service twice while under contract and now (8/24/11), once again, it is dead. This is the third time that the bulb has gone out. Now, I found out that the wrong bulb was replaced when they last fixed it.

I bought a 73" Mitsubishi DLP 1080p television. Two years ago, white dots started appearing. At the time, the TV was still under warranty so I called them and had it fixed. The problem was due to a faulty part manufactured by Mitsubishi--a common problem as per research.

In 2009, I purchased a 60" DLP model # WD-60C9 on a Black Friday from HSN which was delivered on December 21, 2009. In February of this year, (14 months after purchase) the bulb went out. In July of this month, I noticed a white dot in the lower right corner that didn't go away. There are now several more white dots that won't go away. And this is a TV which is less than two years old.

I bought a fifty-two inch TV. And this one is one of the worst TVs I ever bought. The repairs cost more than the TV. I have had been buying the same lamp twice. And it kept blowing inside the TV. I heard a lot of customers with the same complaint. The worst of all is that I still owe six hundred dollars on this TV. If someone knows about a solution, let me know.

I bought a Mitsubishi TV (wd57833;1080p) and I'm going on too light built already and it's only 2.5 years old. It's a 52' TV and I'm hearing that it maybe due to the engine.They only gave me one year for the warranty. I am an unhappy customer. Sorry Mitsubishi!

On 2/28/2011, A2Z picked up my Mitsubishi WD62528 for repair with a written promise/estimate of 3-5 days and $80-$250.

We bought a 65" Mitsubishi DLP TV in 2008, and we have had several problems with this TV. The lamp has gone out on it two times. Now, we have several white spots on the screen. I hoped that spending $1500 on a TV it would last for years! It's a WD-65734 Model.

Purchased a 73-inch Mitsubishi on May 2008 and paid $4,500. The lamp burned 6months ago so we put a new one because that's what they told us . When we put in a new lamp it blew in 2 weeks, they told us maybe it was a bad lamp so we changed it again, it blew in a week. Two repairmen later and having paid $400 to them just to fix a big 73-inch TV, they are now telling me that the ballast is bad and they no longer make them for a 3 year-old TV! Really now, TVs are suppose to be disposable after 3yrs?!? Thank God its wasn't a Mitsubishi Car! But it does cost about as much as one after you pay for it and all the repair bills that they don't cover. Someone needs to make it right.

We purchased a 65" Mitsubishi DLP HDTV for 3,500.00 in 2007. Since then, we have had to replace 6 bulbs out of our own pockets. They were never warrantied. Black spots are on the TV and now the status light is blinking red and it will not work. You would think a TV should last longer than 4 years and would not have to have so many repairs, so instead of hiring another technician, we are going to buy another TV. Never again will I buy a Mitsubishi. They have very bad service and do not stand behind their top of line equipment.

I highly recommend this TV, if you never intend to turn it on! Once you do it's all downhill from there. The 65" DLP HDTV we purchased roughly 3.5 years ago is now a 65" paperweight. Before even a year was up we had the first lamp replaced. Now, on our third lamp, the little white dots began appearing. Just this week, the blower began making noise and now the set shuts off with blinking red indicator, requiring it to be reset only to have it happen again a few minutes later.

We bought a Mitsubishi Electric DLP HDTV In Aug.2007,we replaced the light bulb in2009 and now the light engine DLP chip is going out. Its not covered under warrenty. This is 1200.00 replacement cost for a1200.00 TV. I will not purchase any more Mitsubishi products

I have a Mitsubishi 60" projection television. It was purchased in 2008 and since then the projection lamp has been replaced 3 times. After the last replacement, I started to see a few white dots on the screen, then as time went on the white dots kept multiplying and previous white dots turned black. I thought that the lamp was causing the problem, so I ordered another from a different company. The problem persists and now a repairman says that it will cost upwards of $700 to repair a set that costs about $1600 new. Does Mitsubishi have any recalls?? Is Mitsubishi expecting to continue to produce defective material without any consequences?

Unfortunately, this television has not performed well because of continuous engine and lamp burnout. I am extremely disappointed because over the past four years The engine was replaced several times: 11/14/2008, 2/11/2009, 3/27/2009, 4/27/2009 and currently the engine needs to be replaced. The lamp has also been replaced several times 4/24/2009, 9/4/2009, 4/14/2011. In January of 2011 I tried to renew my extended warranty with Mitsubishi and was denied extended warranty coverage, company.

I bought the 65" Mitsubishi 1080p DLP high def about 3 years ago.I have gone through 3 lamps in that time frame.I talked to my neighbor who repairs tv's and asked what he knew about this particular tv, his reply, " I'm sorry to say, but you bought one of the worst tv's on the market ". I ended up buying an aftermarket lamp because it had a 90 day warranty versus the factory lamp ,that has a 30 day warranty and is double the price.I have spoken with Mitsubishi customer service and found out that I basically have to spend around $1000.00 to fix this problem ( I paid $1800.00 for this lemon ).After seeing how many of these tv's have the same identicle problem,looks to me there should be a recall.I don't know if I will ever buy a Mitsubishi product again.

i have mitsubushi model 65733 dlp bought in 08 have receipt.i have white dots all over screen the tv is worthless.2500 dollars on a tv should last longer than 3yrs. they keep calling me trying to sucker me in for a new one.offering 1300 dollars for a new tv that they say is worth 2500.i looked it up online and can get the tv that they are offering me for 1250 what a joke.then they said they would supply the part,which is on backorder,so beware of mitsubishi .do not buy

Purchased our Mitsubishi 65" 1080P DLP High Definition Television at Cosco in 2007 and never even turned it on until months later. The television screen soon began to display small white spots, then black specks. Thera are now thousands of both and we cannot watch shows, movies, dvd's, etc. with dark backgrounds because of the overwhelming spots. There so many internet forums with hundreds of complaints regarding this issue. Mitsubishi is NOT standing behind its product. The repair costs surpass the cost of the television.

I purchased the Mitsubishi DLP WD-65733 Lamp TV from Best Buy with full understanding of how 'lamp life' is subject to flux. So, I also purchased the longest extended warranty available--four years--at a cost of almost one-third the cost of the TV.

I bought a Mitsubishi TV WD 65735 and 2 years later, the projection bulb and the balance went out. After 3 bulbs replacements, I still have problems. I read many bad reviews in the net and I realized I am not the only one with the TV problems. I will never buy any products from Mitsubisi ever again. I suspect they make their products faulty for the purpose of replacing and charging extra money for the part. Beware!

I have the same problem with other Mitsubishi projection TV owners. I think mine is 73". I bought my TV, either in 2007 or 2008, for almost $4,000 and within 3 years, the bulb blew out. A month ago, we noticed a couple of white dots appeared on the screen. The numbers of dots are multiplying every time we turn on the TV. As of last night, June 24, 2011, there were about 30 dots on the screen.

I own a Mitsubishi 65" Projection TV, that continues to blow bulbs, and now has started to develop white dots. These dots only appear on the screen, when it is turned on. The number of dots are multiplying every time I turn on the TV. I'm told that it is a light engine problem that will cost around $800.00 to replace. For the amount of money that a person spends on these big TVs, I would expect that they would have some sort of lemon law, like they do on automobiles. If they are going to put a product out in the market, they (Mitsubishi) should at least recognize that there is a serious problem with the light engine and bulbs, and recall or replace their products. After doing research, this appears to be a very common and serious problem that needs to be fixed.

I had explained that my 3-year-old Mitsubishi DLP TV model WD-65734 had begun showing white spots on the screen. I went on to explain the number of dots just keeps multiplying. Her response was to give me the name and phone number for local repair companies and that the cost of service and repair was up to me to cover.

I am writing regarding my 52' Mitsubishi LCD television, 6 years old. The picture went out and after my TV repair shop (3-D Electronics, Montgomery, AL) diagnosed the problem, they said it was the E2P Board, #935SD820001-B28, and that part was no longer available through Mitsubishi. They mailed the part to Mitsubishi on March 30, 2011 to be rebuilt/repaired. They sent the part through U.S. Mail and you claim you have not been able to track this part and do not know where the part is. This has been going on for almost 3 months now.

I'm a little sick over this. We bought a 65-inch Mitsubishi Rear Projection TV, model WD-65734 just a little over three years ago. I have had to replace the bulb "2 times." Several months ago, I noticed a white spot appear, in the lower right hand portion of the screen, only when the TV is turned on. A few days later, a second spot appeared, now I have 1000+ and it is unwatchable. I have researched online and found this to be a common problem with this model, obviously, a defect in design. It looks like this was/is a big problem with Samsung TVs, and in fact, Samsung fixed this for free, **. I find it very hard to believe that the life span of this TV is 3 years. I feel that it should last much, much longer than that. I will be calling Mitsubishi this week but would love to know if anyone else has had to deal with this and what the outcome was.

I bought a WD52725 5 years ago for $3000. It worked fine until my 5-year warrantee was up. Green light was fixed the first time by BrandSmart but 6 months later I got it again. Repair cost for a new chassis: $740.00. Mitsubishi will gladly sell me another set (WD 60-in) for $700.00 plus $175 delivery and installation. Only issue is Best Buy has them for $768. What are they really offering me? This has resulted to several bulb replacements, $3200.00 investment with known manufacturing faults, and now the set is useless with a repair cost the same as replacement.

I own a Mitsubishi WD-52631 DLP TV I bought back in 12/02/2007 and have had nothing but issues with bulb life. I have been through 6 bulbs in 4 years with it. The ballast board has been replaced; they replaced a thermo sensor. I complained to them last year about it and they agreed to replace the build and extend the warranty for one year but here we are again with a blown bulb. Now I understand that owning one of these TVs requires bulb replacement but 6 bulbs in 4 years is not acceptable when I know others with DLP TVs and some of them haven't changed their bulbs in years and their TV is on all the time. I just want the TV fixed properly or for it to be replaced.

I bought a 65 inch Mitsubishi 1080 projector TV in Jan 2010 now May 2011. The TV is not working. When you turn the power on, the green light is blinking at the front and moments later,the screen says Mitsubishi Electric Company, Welcome. A few minutes later, it powers off by itself. I called Comp USA where I bought the TV and told them the problem, and they said they don't do any TV repair plus the warranty is over. "You call a TV tech to come and have it repaired." I called the TV repairman and he checked the TV. He said the bulb burned out, so he replaced it, he turned it on and same problem. He removed the new bulb and said " Oh no, my new bulb burned out too. Oh well, I am going to take it at the shop," he said.

I own a 65" WD 65733 which was purchased on 9/2008. I had to replace the bulb one year after purchase and now we have white dots appearing over the right hand side of the screen (the more the TV is used the more the white dots multiply). We contacted Mitsubishi and had to take it in to a local Mitsubishi service center only to find out it is bad light engine $1300.00 to fix. I am now surpassing the purchase price of the TV. Consumer relations told me that it was not economical to fix and offered me a deal for a new TV for $400.00 plus shipping.

I purchased a 65" Mitsubishi DLP TV (Model: wd65733) in August 2007. Now, the screen has white and black dots all over it. When I called the manufacturer, they just said, "too bad." I paid $1,600.00 for the TV and the part it needs cost $1,050.00--the optical engine. I might as well scrap the TV. Mitsubishi has all kinds of complaints about this on the Web.

Bought the Mitsubishi TV about 4 years ago, rarely put it on and it’s not cheap! This is the 4th time I have to change the lamp. Something has to be done for all your customers with the same problem. I used to buy the Mitsubishi brand, not anymore! I have to make sure the people I know are aware of this problem.

I bought a Mitsubishi 65" DLP TV Model WD 65734 Serial Number 117158. This set only lasted a little over two years before the light engine/optical unit assembly block went bad. The symptoms were numerous. There were white and black dots on the screen. The number of dots just kept increasing. I'm told that the repair is about $1,000. It is not acceptable for a $1,700 TV to go bad after such a short time.

I have been using a Pajero GLS, 3.5 LWB M/L, 2010 model, for the last six months. Plate No. **. I find it to have very poor fuel efficiency at 16 to 26 ltrs/100km on an average use. The second service was completed last month and still there is no improvement. Kindly advice on what the present average is, common to all Pajeros? Is there any fine tuning required? How can I improve on fuel efficiency?

I bought a Mitsubishi High Definition Television about 3 years ago and so did my brother (Model # WD57831, Serial #**). We both have had to replace the bulb for the picture tube 3 times in this amount of time, at a cost of $300.00 a time. This is a bad product because all the websites that I went to, everyone has had the same problem with this TV and there is no way to contact Mitsubishi to try and clear this problem up even with all the attempts I have made and my brother.

Mitsubishi WD-52525 SLP Projection Television Purchased 12/11/2004 $3,299.99. This letter was received via email from Mitsubishi after we replaced our sixth lamp in the six years we have had our television; Plus the circuit board just over a year ago. The television had a new genuine Mitsubishi lamp placed in it. 3 months ago, the lamp light began flicking again and now all the unit does is buzz when plugged in, just as it did last year when the circuit board went out." We do not have an exact lifetime on how long lamps should last. It was depends on the environment, how long the TV is turned off and on, how long you watch the set, its various issues that can affect the life of a lamp. We also suggest that customer do not purchase lamps from other retailers since we do not know if they are genuine Mitsubishi lamps, or how long they have stored those lamps in their storage and collect dust. I am still waiting for repair invoices, you can fax the lamp invoices but they are not repairs like I've mentioned before.

Do not ever buy a Mitsubishi TV. They do not honor their contract. My husband and I brought a 65 diagonal size Mitsubishi TV on 5/29/2010. I had the TV for 5 months. The TV stopped working. Consumer relation gave us the run-around. Thanksgiving was around the corner and family and friends are coming over and no TV. We were told it will be 3 weeks.

We purchased a Mitsubishi TV (Model #: WD57732) in Sept. of '06. We have replaced four bulbs and now, a message comes on the screen saying that there is an air flow blockage and then the TV shuts down. I have been in contact with Mitsubishi since 10/25/10. They say that they will pay for the part but we have to pay for service call worth $135.00. Two companies have called saying that they need us to pay $94 more. I am waiting for Mitsubishi to return my call today. We are not only the only ones having this problem; our daughter also bought one in 2004. She had been told by Mitsubishi that her TV is no good. They are trying to sell her a new one at a discount. After reading all the letters on this site, we advised her to not buy it. We would be willing to join in a lawsuit also.

I purchased my WD52725 from a local TV company called Sound Advice, the salesman said the lamps would have to be replaced in three years. We have had to replace this lamp 8 times since we bought it in November 11, 2004.

On October 20, 2007, I purchased a Mitsubishi 72" large screen HD TV for $3,274.18 model #73734. At that time, I thought I was buying a high quality TV. Around January 28, 2009, the lamp went out on the TV and I had to purchase a new lamp for $262.24. On October 14, 2010, I had called Mitsubishi and informed them that I had started seeing white dots on the screen. Kay informed me at the time that I would have to get a diagnostic test estimate. I would have to take it to a authorized electronics and gave me two authorized electronics in my area.

The clear coat on my 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor is rapidly detraining. I have lived in AZ all my life and have owned several used cars much older than 6 years. This is my first new car and I never had a problem with the paint such as this. I need to find out if the manufacturer has a recall.

The lamp of the Mitsubishi TV burnt out after a year and half after it was bought. I replaced it with a new lamp for $300. The picture also went out just a short time after with the new lamp. I was told by a technician that it wasn’t worth fixing.

Purchased our 60" TV 3 years ago. We were told the lamp last approximately 3 years, which it did. After the first replacement, the lamp went out again in 13 months. I searched Craigslist.com and noticed people are getting rid of these TVs for the same reason. As a consumer we were not told about the cost to replace the lamp. We should have been informed otherwise we would not have purchased this product.

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD-73734 73" DLP set in 11/07. I had the cooling fan replaced less than a year after purchase. Now I am getting a loud hum after shutting down. Sears tech diagnosed it as a failing optical engine. The lamp is also in need of replacement. I luckily purchased a third party 3-year warranty. The repairs were estimated at $2300. The warranty company said they will replace the TV rather than repair. I haven't heard yet if they will allow me to change to something other than Mitsubishi DLP, but I have no confidence in any Mitsubishi product. Nobody should have a $2300 repair on a 3-year-old TV.

I have a 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor with its $69,000 transmission gone. My problem started when I tried to back out of my driveway and experienced difficulty going from reverse to drive. I took the vehicle to the Nationwide Transmission thinking that it was problem a linkage problem. To my surprise, I was told that my transmission was gone. The repairman was stumped because he could not understand why my transmission was gone with only $69,000.00 plus miles and plenty enough transmission oil in the vehicle. Nationwide wanted $2500.00 to repair the vehicle. I then called around to find a repair shop that service Mitsubishi vehicles since all the dealerships were closed down in Tallahassee, Florida.

We purchased a Mitsubishi 62 model WZD62527 television in February of 2006, paying over $3,300 for the television and stand. All went well until March of 2010 when the notice flashed on the screen telling us it was time to replace the projector bulb. Although the television continued to perform well, I ordered the bulb at a cost of $229. The old bulb continued to work after we received the new bulb, so we left the new one in the box until the old one finally stopped working. This occurred on October 26, 2010. I replaced the bulb and it worked well for a very short period of time.

I purchased a Mitsubishi DLP model# WD_60637 on January 9th,2010. The DM has already gone out on it which is the part that allows the TV to boot up. Two weeks without a TV already and the part is on a 2 months back order.

We bought a 50-inch TV and have had nothing but problems. We had it fixed 3 times under warranty. They took it to the shop and had it for several weeks because a part was on back order. We replaced the lamp 4 times at $200 each and were told they will last years. We bought it in 2005 for $3000. This summer August, we had the sound go out and the technician said it will cost at least $600 to fix. Then the lamp went out 2 weeks later. We bought surround to hear it when sound didn't work so we replaced the lamp at $200. Three days later, the timer light came on blinking. We looked in the book, nothing worked so I called the technician again, another $75. He said it’s a major problem and to call Mitsubishi. I did and got the run-around. They insisted I call a technician on their list, cost $95 to get a diagnosis. Then they told me they don't make that part anymore! They offered me a new 60" for $800 plus shipping and $200 for a stand. I asked about the money I just sunk into it and she said they will sell me a new one for $800 final offer. I have 30 days to decide. The TV guy said parts for that set are on back order. I have a 30-year-old Zenith and never put a penny into it. I want justice!

I bought a WD-52525 TV in November 2005. The DCU board fried on August 2007. It fried again around July 2008. Since then, I have replaced the bulb twice. It is now out again and headed to the burial grounds. The worst product I ever purchased.

I purchased a Mitsubishi 65" TV, model WD-65733 less than 2 years ago and the lamp is already out. The TV will turn on, but no picture. Then it shuts down after a couple of minutes. This TV cost us $1300 two years ago, and the lamp should last longer. Mitsubishi's quality has diminished over recent years, and this will be the last purchase I make from them.

I purchased a 65" TV from Best Buy, Model No. 65731. After a short time, the bulb burnt out and when I called, they told me Best Buy should replace it as it was due to poor handling by them. Best Buy told me my warranty was with Mitsubishi and that they do not sell the lamps. I called back and explained this to Mitsubishi and that they should replace the lamp as it was just two weeks over a year. They refused. So I ordered a lamp from them and then they charged back my credit card for the amount after delivery. I shipped them back the broken lamp and told them we were even. They then credited back my card and then complained it was a double credit so I withdrew my complaint and it was settled with me having the new lamp. I find these lamps that they say will last for four years only last about 18 months. But at least the price has finally come down on them.

In 2002 we brought a brand new 65in Mitsubishi from a dealer in Reno NV. Within the first year the DCU board went out so they came out and replaced it under warranty. Well it went out again and now they don’t make the part anymore we paid over 5k for this TV and can’t find the part to fix it and Mitsubishi is no help they told us to go buy a new TV. We will never buy a Mitsubishi again and if there is a class suit we are in just let us know when and where if they don’t make the part they should at least offer some kind of rebate or something.

I purchased a Mitsubishi TV model no. 52725 in November 2004. I had maybe 2000 hours of use. Since I bought it, I have had two lamps burn out and the chassis went bad in September. Mitsubishi says they won't fix it, but I can buy a new model for $490 and 200 shipping. I paid $104 for the technician to come out plus I would have to pay for the disposal of the TV. They claim that the new TV is worth $1500 retail. I asked if I could get a $1000 voucher (the difference in retail versus what I would give them) to take to a local dealer to purchase the TV so they could deliver and remove the old TV. They said no. I think there is a large potential for a class action suit here. Would you buy the same TV that broke down? I think not.

I purchased the Mitsubishi WD-Y657 DLP model appx Nov2008. It had a really beautiful picture and I thought I had a great TV. About Sept 2010, the bulb went out and I replaced it; after a week, the image started getting a few white dots and that number increased every single day, and the bulb's brightness has declined dramatically since it was installed just 3 weeks ago.

2005 black Galant started going grey 2009. I complained but nothing was done. On September 2010, the car is 3/4 black and 1/4 grey. The car dealership closed down. I was told by the other dealership that warranty expired 40,000 km ago, which is after I complained in 2009 at a dealership that was closed down. Now I am told by the paint shop that when the car was made not enough coating was put on before the paint. So now I must pay to get it done before winter.

I purchased in November 2004 for $4,000. It is a "downstairs" TV and maybe had 2,000 hours of usage. It went dead on Sept. 3, 2010. The service man said "optical engine" needs replacement. Mitsubishi customer service offered me a WD-60738 for $1,085; which I thought sounded good until I found they sell for $1249 and why would I want another DLP TV let alone a Mitsubishi? It amazes me that a $4,000 consumer product has such a short lifespan and value. My 15-year- old $500 "tube" TV still works fine.

I have owned my Mitsubishi 1080P 52" television since 9/06. I have had to replace 3 lamps and had to have a Mitsubishi authorized repair company replace a lamp sensor last year that Mitsubishi said was a defective part and under an extended warranty. Two weeks ago, my television stopped working and when I tried to reset it, the lamp indicator light came on. Previous experience told me that, once again, I needed to purchase another lamp (this has now happened like clockwork every 12 months).

I bought a 50" TV for $3,000 in 2005 and we have had nothing but problems with it. It has been repaired three times. Once at home and two times in the shop. One month with no TV, recently, we had a problem and service said to pay $600 at least to fix it. The sound would go out for 10 minutes to 2 days and service said to buy a surround sound so we can hear it when it happens--$100. Two weeks later, we had to replace the lamp for the fourth time. $200 and three days later, the timer light came on and the TV wouldn't come on. The book said to reset, which doesn't work.

Bought a Black 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse brand new. Car currently has 41,000 miles on it and has been garage kept since purchase. Two years ago, the roof started showing white blotches which I found out was delamination. Had it repainted. Six months later, the hood started with same problem - had it repainted. Now the trunk and back quarter panel are doing the same thing.

I bought my Mitsubishi 73" TV in 2008 at a local store. After three months, the lamp went out. The store replaced it because it was still under warranty. One year later, the lamp went out again and a service tech came out to repair it. He said that the lamp had gotten so hot that it had shattered. He replaced it for over $200. Yesterday, the lamp went out again and the service tech came out with a new lamp. When he went to put it in, he said that the leads were burned and melted. He had to take it back to his office to replace the leads. It seems to me that this could be a fire hazard. Mitsubishi should be accountable for a poorly made and expensive product.

I purchased a new MIT- WD73835 on 1/26/2009 from a local Authorized Mitsubishi Dealer and I have just recently experienced a groaning and high pitch noise from the set. A local Authorized Mitsubishi Repair Center service technician diagnosed the problem and the results are a faulty optical engine. The WD73835 is being used as a secondary viewing area and at the most, may have 20 hrs of usage per week over the last 18 months, possibly 1600 hrs of usage, if that much. My wife and I are the only residents in the household. This set is marketed as one of their top line DLP TVs. I would expect this product to produce years of service based on information and reviews I have read which was what I based my decision on when purchasing the MIT-WD73835. Obviously the reviewers were expressing their comments on the 1st impression of performance and not dependability. I am currently waiting on a decision from Mitsubishi to honor my request for repair relief.

The defective chassis board has been known as the failure.

On Friday Sept 17, 2010, we turned on the TV. It would not stay on after multiple attempts to turn the TV on. I got the manual and followed the so called 'steps to reset' the TV. Nothing worked.

I purchased a Mitsubishi TV model WD-62525 on 4/16/06. In 2009, I had to replace the lamp. Now, Sept 2010, the complete chassis needs to be replaced. And Mitsubishi doesn't make the part anymore. The repair would have cost almost $900.00. Are you kidding me? For a TV that's only 4 years old? I was told I could have a replacement TV (old style, newer model) for $800.00 or pay $1500 for an LED TV. All I wanted was for Mitsubishi to take some responsibility for their crappy product and pay for part of the repair. If I'm going to get a new TV, it won't be a Mitsubishi! Their TVs are lousy! To everyone that commented on this site, I'm totally with you. Class action law suit, yes! I'm not normally the type to sue, but this is ridiculous!

I purchased a 62" Mitsubishi TV (Model# WD-52327) from PC Richards and the lamp kept blowing preventing the TV from working. It still doesn't work. After reading all over the internet that so many people have this problem, I can't imagine there isn't either a recall or class action suit against them.

I purchased Mitsubishi WD-73C9 on June 5th 2010. On September 7th (that's right, only three months later), the optical engine went out on the TV. Mitsubishi Consumer Relations was supposed to expedite my part to my technician. As of September 29th, there is no part and I have no idea which part is and no idea when the back-ordered part will be available. Nobody ever calls back even when supervisor messages are left.

In June of 2009, we purchased a 65" Mitsubishi DLP TV (Model #WD-65737). Approximately 9 months later, while watching a movie, the TV stopped recognizing that we had our satellite Dish connected to. At that time, we thought it was a fluke because we turned the TV off and then turned it back on and everything was fine. A few months later, it happened again and we did the same thing to fix it. After that, it began happening more often. We contacted Mitsubishi and they walked us through some steps to "reset" the TV. That worked for about a week and then it started again. It now happens every time we watch the TV. Sometimes, it happens once every 5 minutes. I can no longer reach customer service as it happens in the evening (you know when most people are sitting in front of their television after a long day at the office and their customer service is closed).

I purchased my 64" DLP 1080 Model #WD62525 in May 2006 for $3,000.00. I have had bulb replacement problems every year since purchase. Now, I am finding out about faulty chassis and other issues with this product. I was told to have a tech come and take a peak at it at my expense. The repair guy explained that Mitsubishi would most likely replace the set. I just heard back from Mitsubishi and they want me to pay $788.00 and additional $200.00 for shipping for a new set listed online for sale at $1200.00.

We purchase a Mitsubishi 62" model WD62525 on December 31 2004. In September of 2005, we lost the picture completely. A new projection lamp failed to fix the problem. We had three different Mitsubishi recommended repair shops with multiple visits to our home and all were unable to fix the TV. One repair service even took the set to their shop. We lost the use of the set for approximately two months.

I purchased a Mitsubishi TV (Model# WD-52327) for roughly $2,200 in 2005. This is by far the worst television I have ever owned. I had heard so much praises about Mitsubishi television products, that I finally buckled down and saved some hard earned money to buy one. This piece of junk has gone through 4 (yes, f-o-u-r). It cost me $220 in replacement lamps, in the 5 years I have owned it. It now simply absorbs space in my living room, mocking me as football season has begun without me. I will never buy anything from Mitsubishi again.

I have a 62-inch DLP TV and I am on my fifth bulb in less than five years. The first one didn't even last for three months. The book says that you are supposed to get 6,000 hours out of them but I haven't watched that much total. The bulbs are expensive--$250 a piece. They know this is a problem with their TV.

Rear protection DLP, Mitsubishi. I bought in new in Bjorn’s. I had to replace lamp bulb 3 times, twice in the last 3 months and still not working. Will take it to the backyard and shoot it, worthless piece of junk, coming from a worthless company. Do not buy any Mitsubishi TV! You will be thousands of dollars richer if you don't.

We purchased our 2nd Mitsubishi large screen TV in Feb. of 2010. Here we are, 7 months later, and it is already not working, doing the same thing the TV we replaced was doing. We thought we wouldn't have any problems with the new TV. Now, we are waiting on parts to come in. They said it would be at least 3 weeks. Of course, the advisors from Mitsubishi won't return our calls. Luckily, our TV is still under warranty, but it looks like we will be paying to fix this problem annually hereafter. I am disgusted and want to form a class action lawsuit, if it hasn't already been done.

I bought a 60" Mitsubishi 1080P model WD60737 in November 2009 and the lamp is gone already. When I called the company, I was told its a spare part (duh) and it is the same as changing a light bulb in my house. It's amazing that the cheap bulbs I have in my house last longer than 9 months. But the lamp is still under warranty and I will get another. My issue is that this lamp will probably have to be replaced every year which adds to the cost of the television and the company is still making these inferior products.

I have a Mitsubishi WD-65833 that's only 2 years old. I got the infamous BGLOD. Of course, this will cost almost as much as another TV to fix; so it’s not happening. Their customer service is useless.

I purchased this TV in 2007. I was told the bulb would last 3 yrs. I was wrong, it only lasted 18 months, so I replaced it. Now for the past few weeks, it flashes a message that air flow ducts are blocked and then the TV shuts down. After numerous dusting and cleaning all air vents I can find and resetting the TV numerous times, it finally comes on and plays fine for several days then the same thing happens and it does it all over again. I've read the manual and it is no where in the booklet. This is so annoying and time consuming. I will never buy a Mitsubishi product again. What a ripoff. A bulb is $300 and what a pain to keep trying to clean whatever air ducts they're referring to.

I have a Mitsubishi WD-52725 DLP that I bought in 2004. I had extensive repairs on this item once under warranty. The Technician said it would have cost me approximately $800.00 if i wouldn't have had the warranty. After one year of this repair and no warranty left, I was getting a flashing timer light when I would turn the T.V. Contacting local Techs I was informed it would cost between $900.00 to $1,100.00 to repair this problem. In other words, the set is dead.

I bought a 65-inch Mitsubishi DLP television in September of last year. In May, the TV just stopped working, and everything I read said that it was the bulb. Being summer time, I really wasn't that concerned about getting it fixed so I waited until about a week ago to get it fixed. So not realizing I had a 1yr warranty from the date of purchase, I wasted $200 on a new bulb. When I put the new bulb in, it still didn't work. So I called the Mitsubishi tech support who informed me I luckily still had 4 days left on my warranty and they sent out a technician 3 days later.

We have a flat screen Mitsubishi with 1080P that we purchased 2 years ago. It's been a great TV, many hours of enjoyment. But 1 year into it, we had to replace the lamp/bulb. Thank God, we had the extended warranty with Best Buy (BB).

I purchased 65" DLP television and have had nothing but problems. I replaced the bulb twice, ordered the bulb when light came on and replaced it. It is still not working. Like everyone else on this site, I get the run around from the company and the TV is still out. This is a bad economy and we can't afford to run out and buy a new bulb every year or run out and buy a new TV. Obviously Mitsubishi is ** us all. They know about the defects and still keep selling to unsuspecting consumers. If a lawsuit is started, include me, please!

We purchased a big screen TV in June/July, 2005 - model #: WD 62725. Other than having to replace the $300 lamp every year since we purchased the TV, it has worked fairly well until the last of June, 2010. It went on the lamp and didn't work at all, no picture, etc. We replaced the lamp again and still nothing. I called the store where we purchased from and they gave me an authorized dealer to call so I did. The name: The TV Doctor out of Charlotte, NC. He came out around the first week or so of July.

I had way too many service calls on brand new TV. And every year, I have to pay for a new lamp which costs over $100. It goes out unexpectedly and there’s nowhere local to buy it. So, we do with a TV until it comes 6-7 days later! It’s the worst TV we've bought (WD-Y57 2006)!

I received my 3D adapter kit 3DA-100 on September 1, 2010. After opening it and hooking it up, it didn't work. after hooking it up several times, it wasn't getting power. I tried the power cord on something else and it worked. i called Mitsubishi the following day. I was told to send it to them. I told them to send me the postage and they did. three days later, I received the postage. I sent the whole kit back. They received it 2 days later. I waited another two days and called them again. I was told someone would be looking at it the next day and they would call.

I bought a 57" Mitsubishi DLP TV model # 57732 in Dec. of 2006. I paid $2300. This has been the worst thing I have ever purchased. I have had so many problems with this piece of junk TV. In the first year, the main board and 1 lamp went out. Since then, I had 3 lamps and a capacitor go out, and now another main board. That averages out to about every 6 months. I have to have someone in my home to work on this TV. I am at my wit’s end. I definitely want in on a class action lawsuit. I do not want a replacement TV. I want my money back! Please help!

I have a 50” Mitsubishi TV and the lamp has been gone. I was told that the lamp would last longer than 5 years. It went out on me just after 3 though I hardly use this TV. I have a Sony in my bedroom and I just live by myself. So we can imagine how less the lamp has been used. I have been trying to have it replaced. The retailer told me that I had run out of warranty and the dealers are asking for $140 to evaluate the problem and if indeed it’s the lamp, my total bill will then come to $359. Can you imagine? Why doesn’t the FCA do a lawsuit against Mitsubishi? They are killing us.

I purchased a 65-inch Mitsubishi DLP TV a few years ago. I was told that the bulb would last 5 years with normal use. After 1-1/2 years, the bulb went out. I purchased an extended warranty and they sent me a new bulb. The new bulb lasted over 1 year. I called Mitsubishi and they said there are no issues with the bulbs; a lie. If I knew that a bulb would only last just under 2 years, I would have not purchased a DLP TV. Mitsubishi told me today that they never give a time for bulb life. That is not correct. Mitsubishi is making a profit on these replacement lamps at $159.00. I paid over $3000 for that TV. A lawsuit needs to start for everyone that has suffered a loss of money on this defective product.

I bought my Mitsubishi flat screen TV back in February 2010. It's only been about 6-1/2 months and it went out on me. I paid with installation $3,900.00. The model no. is MITS 52-inch 1080P LCD flat panel. I called for service and it took about a week for them to show. Only one person arrived who didn't speak very good English and I couldn't understand what he told me. I did understand that he said I needed a part for the TV and that as soon as he had the part, he would come back to fix it. It has been 1 week. I have been without a working TV. I also use my TV as a monitor for my computer for business.

TV was repaired in February 2010 for design fault in chassis. Cost $1100.00 to fix. On September 3,2010, same problem again. I called Mitsubishi customer relations and was told to wait for call on Tuesday, 9/7/2010. I called three times that day and was told each time a supervisor would contact me by end of day. End of day came and went and no call, am I getting the Mitsubishi run around or what?

I bought a 65" TV and it has a red lamp light. I'm now unemployed and I bought it through Aaron's Furniture.

Purchased a Mitsubishi WD-52631 and I've been having issues with the lamp since day one. Now, I have to replaced the lamp once again, it lasted a year. I was told the lamp will last average of 55,000 hrs.

I bought a 73" 73835 about 1 1/2 years ago. I hardly used it (99 hours registered). It had a blinking green light. I called a repairman and was charged $600.00 plus to replace the mother board. The TV turned on but after a while, it turned off. I called Mitsubishi. They sent out their repair people. After two different companies, they agreed to replace the TV. But now I'm still waiting for them to give me the shipping date.

We bought our 65-inch Mitsubishi TV 2004. We have had no problems what so ever works and looks great. Was thinking of replacing with Mitsubishi led after hearing all the problems. Think I will purchase a different brand. Thanks for the heads up on Mitsubishi.

I bought the DLP WD52631 52 inch. The warranty company miss diagnose the problem over the phone about my bulb. The Ballast PCB 938P060010 was the problem. The repairman did not precheck this and I am out of my one free bulb. I explained that if the ballast is the problem (it's a discontinued part) then the bulb should be replaced also. No help from the warranty group or the repair service. Now I have a big plastic piece of junk.

We too, purchased a Mitsubishi DLP, HDMI, DD, VP and all the good stuff in Nov. 2005 for over $3,000. And guess what, we just order our third lamp (120W) (V29/V30) for $229.00 + shipping and handling on 8-29-2010. We had no idea of the severity of this problem. I'll continue to monitor this website hopefully we can get some results. "Seriously," my spouse and I have been unemployed since Jan. 2009, and been in college. What do you think?

I purchased a Mitsubishi WD-52825G in 2005 from Fry's Electronic for $4,500.00 + tax. Since 2005, I purchased 5 bulbs and 1 motherboard. The last bulb I purchased was February 2010 and a motherboard in April 2010. Since then, a red solid light stays on. What do I do now? I'm out $4,500.00 + tax, $1,000.00 for 5 bulbs and $450.00 for a replacement motherboard.

My comment to all of you Mitsubishi owners is for all of us to come together to file a class action suit against Mitsubishi. They cant tell me they didn't know of all the problems they were having with these TV's. There are hundreds of people who have the exact same problems with their Mitsubishi TV's. Send me an email if interested. Mitsubishi needs to make this right!

Failing bulb like clockwork every 9 to10 months at a cost of $250. Now after less than 5 years, that cost is $4500 and then, the TV won't stay on and they tell me I need a new board that they don't manufacture anymore. Wow! I would pay a small amount to Mitsubishi to replace the TV with an LED TV but absolutely no Nautta DLP style TV! I cannot even find a service center.

WD-62725 DLP Mitsubishi TV, started having problems with green blinking light that would never go off and TV would not turn on. I replaced 8 capacitors on FMT board and DM board, replaced power supply and lamp. TV worked for several weeks and failed again only to find that the FMT board was bad. This circuit board is no longer manufactured by the company and is unavailable anywhere. I contacted Mitsubishi Electronics in July 2010 and the only option they gave me was to pay $700 and they would give me a new TV wd-65638.

We purchased an 82-inch Mitsubishi Big Screen TV model #WL 82913 in Feb. 2004, at a cost of almost $20,000. We were never informed that bulbs had to be changed on a regular basis, almost yearly at a cost of almost $500.00. We recently called to order a bulb and we were told by someone in the Philippines that they were "no longer available". After hearing this we proceeded to get in touch with Mitsubishi directly, which is almost impossible. A gentlemen, Robert returned our call and yes, NO MORE BULBS. After some discussion as to what we were to do to have our TV serviced, we were informed that we could buy a new set and take this one to the dump! To say we are outraged is putting it mildly. I know we are not the only people we have purchased this very expensive TV. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have had nothing but problems with my Mitsubishi WD-65831. I noticed a "blooming" problem perhaps 3 months after owning the TV. If you notice on contrasted images, black screen with white (credits on movies), it is easily noticeable. You'll eventually notice it on just about everything. I had taken the TV in twice at an authorized dealer, but the problem was never understood/fixed. In addition, since owning this for a few years, I seem to have to replace my bulbs every 9 months or so. I have been through 4 bulbs now, and I need a 5th.

This is my second post to update you that my warranty company said one day they will consider it a lemon. The next day they said they will fix it; They have been out 4 times with bulbs. The longest bulb lasted a week. It is still not fixed. Anyone who buys a Mitsubishi is an idiot and I am top on the list. I have had one of the other Mitsubishi and never had a problem with it. They know they built junk and won't stand behind the problems we are having. All of us need to go get signs go to the store you bought it at stand outside. Give people copies of consumer affairs reports on Mitsubishi. I like my other term and take ours to where they have to make money the selling of there junk. At least others won't get screwed . What about a suit? We have enough names on here, don't we?

We bought a Mitsubishi WD-65831 in Dec of 07. In Jan of 09 the ** bulb went out. We were out a of a TV for 8days, waiting for the thing to be fixed under warranty. It's now Aug 7th and again we are out of a TV due to the ** bulb. I called a customer support number, gave them the model number and serial number of the TV and was given a new bulb and offered overnight shipping to get it here in what will be 5 days. It's Saturday and the order won't go in until Monday. They ship on Tuesday to get here on Wednesday; I did buy the extended warranty but 35 bucks is better than $249.00 for the bulb and $75 for the installation. fee.

I purchased a Mitsubishi TV 57 inch in 2006. Every 9 month like a pregnant woman, I have to replace the bulb which cost 200.00 dollars on an average. I purchased this TV as my husband is a disabled veteran and needed something he could enjoy, but there is no enjoyment in living on disability, having to put out $200.00 a year on a bulb which also means having to do without the TV for a few days waiting for the bulb. And none of this counts what it cost for the extended warranties. This is truly a financial burden and I cannot afford to replace the TV right now.

I purchased a Mitubishi DLP 60-inch TV from Hhgregg in Indianpolis, and I am having the same issue bulb replacement. I didn't have the TV for a week and the bulb burnt out right out of the box. I refused a floor model, so after a year and a few months, the bulb is out again. I called the warranty people and they have put 2 OEM bulbs they call it and one generic, and it still doesn't work. Now they are asking for a factory bulb . I am glad I purchased the warranty but the tech told me that this happens all the time and most Mitsubishi TV will only except the factory bulb . The warranty companies trying to save money will throw anything cheap in there if they can. I know that I paid $1,499.00 and now these are down on Hhgregg website to $800.00, no wonder.

I purchased my Mitsubishi TV in March of 2007 and have had to replace the lamp 3 times, or every year, so far. This is model no. WD-65731 Mitsubishi DLP HD TV which cost me roughly $2000.00. The first year the lamp went out 1 week before the warranty ran out. This should have been a sign for things to come. Mitsubishi replaced this lamp at no charge. The new bulb was sent with a 90-day warranty. I then called and complained that the warranty for the new bulb should be for at least for a year. They assured me that I shouldn’t have a problem with the new lamp, but I did.

We ordered a replacement lamp for our Mitsubishi TV from Mitsubishi. We were told the price would be $170 and that is what they show on their records. Mitsubishi deducted $255 from our bank account. So far, it has been nearly two weeks, and still counting, and we have not received the difference.

I purchased a DLP WDY65 TV from Circuit City in Hattiesburg, MS shortly before they went out of business. After 2 months of having the TV, the heat sensor went out and they contacted someone to replace it. Six months after that, my lamp went out. After spending over $150.00, I finally got it fixed. Then 8 months later, my lamp went out again.

In 2005 I bought a Mitsubishi 62" DLP model# WD62725 TV from Fry's. No problems till now, the blinking light of death. I paid over $3,400.00 for this TV and only got 5.5 years of use out of it. I tried to repair it myself by replacing the 4 capacitors that one report said could be the problem, but no luck, the light is still blinking. I had no idea that the problem was this bad, but something does need to be done about it. Please anyone help us. Thanks!

In May of 2009, I purchased a Mitsubishi 65" projection TV (model # WD-60735). I live off of $675 a month to support 3 of us. We saved for 3 years to buy this TV. It lasted 1 year. Now it has what is known as the blinking light of death. I fixed it myself last month when it happened for the first time. I am not having that good of luck this time. So, my 2 kids and I gave up Christmas and birthdays and every other thing else for a little over 3 years for a piece of garbage. We have no way to pay hundreds of dollars to have the piece of trash fixed or even to have it looked at to see what is wrong. I just want to know how to find an attorney who is willing to start a class action suit against Mitsubishi. They are obviously aware that their product is defective. Just look at all the complaints against them.

We purchased a WD-Y65 DLP 65" TV a few years ago for too much money! We have replaced the bulb 3 times already, and now, the TV light blinks and turns on. But the screen is black, and then, the TV shuts off after a minute!

I purchased the Mitsubishi DLP TV new several years back, Model WD-62727. I had it for about 3 years and the TV is now dead with the blink light of death. I replaced the lamp twice in the 3 years span. I can not afford a new TV so my house has no TV. I am stuck with the 1-year cable service deal and no TV to watch it on. I did a search online and found that thousands of people are having the same problem with this model of TV. Mitsubishi should be held fully responsible for this defect and should replace the TV with a new one. I can't believe they have this much complaints and have not come forward with some kind of solution. I have no TV for the last year and stuck with a 1-year cable contract with no TV to watch cable or any other DVD programs.

We finally saved enough money to buy the big TV. We searched for months and thought we found the "Best Buy." That's when the nightmare began. We spent over $3500.00 on the TV, then another several hundred buying all the protection stuff that goes along with it, thankfully including the protection plan that Best Buy offered. The first year it spent over a month in repair for lamp work.

We have an export company and in one of our departments in Nicaragua, in small town, we fix TV. A year ago, one of our best clients wanted to fix a Mitsubishi and we open an account with Mitsubishi which was very difficult (worst than buying an atomic bomb! for saying). We fixed that TV. This year, another customer with the same problem wanted a big TV to be fixed and we ordered a part that took 3 months to arrive. By mistake, the company didn't send a second part needed for this same TV and now we wanted to order it, but they say that they could no longer send us another part because we fixed the TV in Nicaragua! After almost 1 year 1/2 of having an account with them, our client , you may imagine is so upset with us, ready to sue us.

My husband and I purchased a Mitsubishi wd-52525 in early 2005, paid over $2500 for it. Within the first year, we had to take it to a repair shop with problems with lines in the picture. We got it fixed then, wham! Not even 6 months later, it wouldn't come on; green light was blinking. I was told we needed a lamp. We bought the lamp; that was not the problem. A circuit was bad. $200 later, it's fixed again.

Purchased a 73' TV for 5000.00. About 5 years ago. Repeated bulb replacements and light engine. It's out again and can't afford to fix it again. Same as all the other complaints on this board.

I purchased a 52 inch TV from Best Buy on 06-2006 for $2,000.00. 6 months later the light engine went out. It was still under warranty. The lamp has been replaced twice. It hasn't had a good picture since. The E2P circuit board has been replaced 3 times. (This is the short term memory board). Mitsubishi sends faulty parts and they have to be replaced or reprogrammed and now for the fourth time, the E2P board is causing the timer light to blink and the TV won't come on.

I purchased a $20,000 big screen TV in 2005. I need to replace the lamp every year or so. Now Mitsubishi has stopped making this lamp! I am left with a perfect TV and custom built cabinet but it doesn't work because the company stopped making normal maintenance parts! I have a useless 82-inch television in a custom built cabinet. $25,000 investment that is useless because I cannot locate a simple TV bulb replacement part. No warning from the company that I should stock up because they would stop making this part!

I've had the same problems listed by most of the people above. I spent nearly $4000 for my TV and have to replace the lamp in an ever decreasing amount of time. They are now down to lasting about 4 months or so. The current one is till working but the TV will shut down costantly on me. It's very irritating to say the least. I will never buy another Mitsubishi product again. I feel ripped off.

I have owned several Mitsubishi devices over the years. The latest, now 5 years old is a WD-73927 TV. Mitsubishi advertised this as a true 1080p TV. It was found out after 1080p devices came to market that this was a hoax. The only input is FireWire and this TV does not work with any of my 4 firewall devices (hard drive, 2 laptops, and camera). Mitsubishi is a very deceptive company and will not correct these issues and make good with their customers. I would never ever purchase another Mitsubishi product ever again. They have the worst customer service on the planet and have very deceptive marketing. The best part is that this TV cost over $6,000.00 new, and yes you read that correctly.

I have Mitsubishi DLP, same thing happens as described by others. It continually shuts off over and over and over. I had extended warranty and got another one. After 3 months, exactly the same thing. It’s a terrible engineering flaw. I will never purchase a Mitsubishu again.

I purchased Mitsubishi model WD-62525 Projection TV in Dec. 2004. In about Nov. 2005 (11 months after purchase) we had to have the bulb replaced and since then it’s been multiple bulb replacements. Then, the lines were going through the entire picture on the screen. Then, the green timer light started flashing. We couldn’t get the TV to work even after several attempts to "reset" it as suggested in the manual.

I bought a Mitsubishi 62" TV in Oct. 2005. The first lamp lasted almost three years. The second lamp lasted less than two years. The third lamp lasted four months. I am going shopping for a new TV. I can guarantee you it will not be a Mitsubishi.

On March 29, 2006, we purchased a 73" Mitsubishi TV, model Wd-73727 and paid $5,000. Within 1 and 1/2 years, we had to have the light engine replaced, which Mitsubishi did replace as it was defective, along with so many other people we had to wait for over 3 months for the part to arrive. We also had to replace a light bulb. We have had to replace a second light bulb and now a third. Now the light engine is again going out. We have been told it will cost $3,000 to replace the light engine. The repair company has advised us to junk the TV and get a new TV as the repair cost is higher than a new TV.

I purchased the Mitsubishi WD-62725 in 2006. During the first 2 years, I did not experience any problems. However, now over the past 2 years I have had to replace multiple bulbs. In addition (and what's worse) the TV shuts off while viewing continually! It is embarrassing and frustrating to say the least. If I could afford to, I would take it to the dump now, but having paid $3,000 for this set, I can't warrant giving up just yet. Please, someone out there who has the means and ability, help us file a lawsuit. There needs to be some responsibility taken by Mitsubishi to help remedy this situation.

Five years ago, we purchased a Mitsubishi WD52725 television. About a year after the purchase, we started noticing lines running through the picture. When we questioned Mitsubishi, they informed us that they no longer make the parts we need to fix the TV. And, although they promised to get back to us, they never did. They are very difficult to get a hold of and very unhelpful. So we have been watching a poor picture for three years. Now, we have the dreaded blinking green light. At the very least, it would be nice if Mitsubishi would pay for the disposal of this thirty five hundred dollar piece of garbage. It looks like they have stolen a lot of money from a lot of people. I would suggest no one ever purchase anything associated with this company. I have already talked one person out of buying a Mitsubishi automobile and have warned several people to steer clear of any electronic products.

I purchased a Mitsubishi wd-62525 through Rent-A-Center (thank goodness!) in 2006. I have had to replace the bulb every year since. The only fortunate thing was that I bought it through Rent-A-Center so I didn’t have to go without my TV until now. I will make sure to read this site before I buy again!

I've had my 57" WD 57733 for 2.5 years and I haven't had to change the lamp once yet, nor have I had any problems with it and we use this TV constantly. It runs sometimes 12+ hours each day or more on most days. With a large purchase such as these TVs, consumers really need to do research regarding things like equipment maintenance before they buy. Every DLP requires lamp replacement and I was aware I would need to change the lamp every 1-2 years before I purchased it. If you failed to research that before you spend thousands on a DLP, then you really have no one else to blame but yourself.

I purchased a Mitsubishi HD TV in 2006. Its lamp has been replaced 4 times, each time the lamp life decreases. The last lamp lasted 4 months. It's amazing to see so many others who are/have experienced similar problems. Now the TV’s red light comes on and shut down. It stays on for about 1 minute or less, shut down and the red returns. I wait 2 minutes, and turn it on, the cycle repeats itself. We should all file a class action suit against this company.

My husband and I have had the same experiences with our WD52725. We paid way too much for this TV 5 years ago to spend over and over again for new bulbs, service calls, and repairs. We thought there was already a lawsuit in place, but I guess everyone's just blowing smoke and making threats. Please post your complaint with the national BBB. As of today, Mitsubishi is still in good standing with them!

My son purchased this TV for us. We loved it until six months later when the bulb went out. Then about once a year or less, we've had to buy the last two bulbs for $230.00. The last bulb lasted two weeks. Now, it's making a loud noise. I think it's the cooling fan. It's a piece of junk bought on 6/2006--repaired 6 times and still without a TV. I am now a widow living on fixed income, and I can't put more money into it. Something should be done by Mitsubishi to fix or replace everyone's set.

We bought Mitsubishi 52527 for $2,000 three and a half years ago. The bulb went out a year later. It was still under warranty so it was replaced, but now the bulb has gone out again just yesterday and the TV is of course no longer under warranty. What can we do? With as many complaints as there are, Mitsubishi should really consider their consumer base and there diminished reputation and deal honestly with us customers who are now out of a lot of money.

I bought a Mitsubishi 52725 television in December of 2004. I paid over 44,000 plus another $900+ for the five year extended warranty. The first bulb went out less than a year of ownership. The second bulb went out after 8 months. I replaced the third bulb a little over a year after that. I had a "T.V. that will shut down in one minute, please check the air flow". The message comes up many times. I constantly cleaned filter and vacuumed television almost weekly.

Purchased our Mitsubishi 57" TV from Best Buy along with the extended warranty. After less than one year, the lamp went out. 6 months later, the lamp went out again. 8 months later, you guessed it again. I called when the third one went out and was told that I had already had the lamp replaced twice. But we have a 5 year warranty. Yea, but you can only have each item repaired once they had already given us an extra. Although our warranty doesn't state any such thing. When I spoke with the repairman, he said that they have had lots of problems that's why they changed the policy at the request of Mitsubishi. Something should be done. Mitsubishi knows there is a problem and they should be made to fix the problem or replace the TVs no matter how long you have had them. It is a design problem. Fix it and take care of the people that have purchased your product. What can be done?

I bought a Mitsubishi WD-52525 in 2004. It's been a great TV until now. The set will not turn on and the timer light is blinking green. I've tried resetting the TV as described in the manual to no avail. I've found many references to the BGLOD (Blinking Green Light of Death) with this and other models of Mitsubishi TVs. So, this is not an uncommon issue with Mitsubishi TVs. And it stinks to spend so much money on a TV only to have it fail like this. Mitsubishi Support is a joke.

We purchased a WD-73732 for $3800.00. In less than a year the light engine went out. Thanks to my wife doing some research, we found out there was a recall on it. Mitsubishi did not give us this information and we talked to them on numerous occasions. They replaced the light engine and now we are on our 4th bulb in 2 1/2 years. This is ridiculous.

I bought my 60" theater 3D TV about a month ago and for the last two weeks, the image on TV freezes and then it goes off by itself. I paid a little over $1200 and I'm really upset. I feel like I was robbed without a gun. Not from where I got it, but from Mitsubishi. I'm really upset because I'm a hard single working mom, and it's not right for this manufacturer to steal money like that when they know their TVs are just a piece of **.

Bought a WD-52725 in Nov. 2004. Have replaced lamp twice. Green light flashes fast and cannot reset. In the past, I have been able to reset multiple times over a couple of days and the TV finally comes back on, but this time may be dead for good. Had a friend that bought at same time and he died 2 years ago, so I guess I am lucky it has lasted 5+. Will never buy a Mitsubishi again.

I purchased on October 3, 2004 a WD-62725 which cost $4500. The other complaints, as well as own experience says, if it has the name "Mitsubishi" on it, it is a piece of crap. I freely share that view with anyone who will listen. This company has no business doing business anywhere in the world. I guess we are back to the old days. If it's made in Japan it is cheap and unreliable.

I purchased my television from Tweeter Electronics in early 08. I paid 599 for the warranty plus the warranty offered by Mitsubishi. During the first year, the light engine was replaced three times. After the fourth, the company located in California sent me a new 73 WD TV. 20 days it went out...blinking green light and no picture but sound. They informed me it needed a software update. They sent me a 4 GB USB stick. I think it's shady that they don't tell customers that the DLP chip from it was defective and they had extended the warranty on the TV from the manufacturer to five years. Had I not know this I would be stuck with a five thousand dollar TV. The company did replace the TV after many ugly threatening phone calls and sent me the UP grade which fixed the TV. Why couldn't they have just informed us of the upgrade before the TV was out 9 days?

I purchased a new 60-inch Mitsubishi WD60735 television from Circuit City in Feb. 09 for $1100.00. The bulb blew in March 2010 ($210). April 2010 the light engine went out. They want $900 to replace it. Both of these parts are manufactured by Mitsubishi only. I'm thinking does this dishonorable shameful company make TVs with the selling price so low that you buy only to make their profits from the parts they should have put in it the first time? This is low down.

My Mitsubishi WD 52725 continuously produces a blinking green light. The TV shuts off from a local outage and the green light will not stop--should be reset. It was a $3,000 unit which I bought in 2005. In 2010, I may be looking for a new unit and that sucks.

We bought our 52" WD 52525 TV from Best Buy in late 2005. It cost us $3,500.00! We have never spent that much before on a TV and have had our TVs for a long time. We went with this one as the clerk said it was the top of the line for upcoming technology. Within a year, we had to replace the lamp. It was very expensive!

We bought a Mitsubishi 52" DLP TV in June 2006 for $3000, and we're undergoing our second lamp replacement last week when the technician discovered that replacing the lamp was not going to fix the TV. We have other problems that he couldn't even diagnose! Now we have to wait for a factory rep to look at the set! We have $1000 in maintenance in this set in less than 4 years, a total of $4000 invested, and a TV that does not work. And we have no idea of how much more money we will have to pour into this lemon to get it to operate until the next breakdown! If there is a class action lawsuit out there, count me in!