Also can we replace LCD lamp? like DLP. new to projectors so not much idea of it.
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Epson sells a replacement lamp for this and all projectors. I believe it costs around 100 bucks.
1530734
My guess would be the bulb is bad.It's easy to replace but you may want to call a local tv repair place if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself
1203908
I don't know. Mine is a 4400. I didn't think lamp replacement would be a problem - but it is! It seems that slides are obsolete! If you do replace the bulb, be careful putting it in. Wear gloves because even a microdrop of body oil will cause the wretched thing to explode. I found THAT out the hard way! If the cost of a Powerpoint projector ever gets reasonable, I guess I'll have to make the switch.
517535
It could be the ballast board or a capacitor issue. If capacitor looks bloated, replace. Might be a good idea to take it to TV or computer type shop for quote as you already spent half the cost of a new projector, on the replacement bulb. If it costs more than $200 to fix, I'd buy a new one and get the longest warranty you can. I have had my Acer for over a year now and no issues whatsoever.
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I have the same model (LED) and am coming up on having it 18 months. Hope I dont have the same problem. My son got the DLP (not LED) lamp model, 61" I believe, and has had no problems with his yet in the same time frame. I have noticed a picture "jitter" and rainbowing effect on some movies.
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As a tv repair shop, the best way to find out what you need is to disassemble the unit and get the part # of the DLP/DMD chip, this particular one crosses to 1280-6038B,1280-6039B , 1280-6338B,1280-6138B,1280-6139B for BenQ, optoma, infocus and samsung Projectors. If you have spots on the image "stuck pixels" then this is the part that has failed. Good luck
952450
this is a ballast/inverter problem related to florescent backlight, period. you can either replace entire LCD unit or exchange for another model/brand or same model and hope the next set is better--not all will do it.
660497
Its probably the DLP chip good luck with that one because even if you do it yourself diy its still going to cost around 100.00 dollars. unless you just forgot to place the cover back on the lamp because there is a safety that shuts off if the cover screws are not screwed down securely.
19446
As long as the projector has the dlp link, you're good. These don't use the ir emitter.
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If your buying new, yes. Contact the seller of the projector your looking to buy to see how much of the lamp hours have been using.
1810861
I have the same projector. Since it was on the lower price end I purchased a 4 year Square Trade on it. If my bulb blows I'm going to request a whole new one or comparable. I did some digging and can't find anyone selling the lamp for this unit. I would start here: http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-HW350T If it dead ends at least find out the bulb type. Then contact a local electronics/cpu repair shop. They could probably order one from some where. Good luck!
1891060
The projector came with just the lamp that is used. The lamp replacement must be purchased separately.
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My experience is, only a qualified Mitsubishi technician should replace the DLP chip in the TV. I bought the chip on Amazon and had a local TV repairman do it, and he had trouble doing it from the start. I still have a light leak showing on the screen he finally gave up trying to fix. It is way beyond the ability of an untrained person to attempt. The light lamp is user-replaceable.
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Hello, the original lamp that came with my unit is still working. The online manual has instructions for resetting after lamp replacement. View the information on the following link (page 40), http://www.manualslib.com/manual/237847/Epson-Moviemate-50.html?page=40#manual
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This has worked for me. And replacing lamp is very simple for most jvc dlp's
2189654
I have no idea. I wonder if all the lamps are going to go bad. You can buy new cord etc at Home Depot.
362371
It is definitely replaceable by the user. Here is a useful link:http://www.jangro.com/a/2006/08/03/how-to-change-your-samsung-dlp-lamp-in-5-minutes/