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Model FBP 18 ERROR 60

Model Mitsubishi FBP 18: Started with error 60 and dead screen, right now does not turn on the display, could someone help me?
  • Posted 17 Feb 2017 18:17
  • Modified 17 Feb 2017 18:18 by poster
  • By juanpascual_t
  • joined 10 Aug'12 - 24 messages
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