Hitachi 53UDX10B 53" Rear Projection Television "projector lamp image" Questions

...lamp in the projector and then replace it with a Photographers Flash/modeling lamp assembly to be used in my studio as an instant and changeable background. This I have been able to do, however, the ...

...projector 61DSZ644 schematic diagram power supply board Thompson 61DSZ644...Hello,I have a big problem with this tv.When i start it,the sound is good,but the image is very ,very dark.I buy a new ...

projector lamps why are mercury lamps used in projectors which are ridiculously expensive. do they stay cooler than say haolgen or other cheaper light sources, or produce a brighter light for there ...

...projector is connected to the computer via an RGB cable and i have only used 38 hours of lamp life? Can you please help me? The greenish image is due just by one sof the terminals of the cable. You ...

URGENTLY NEED REPAIR IT . TQVM The old projector TV's are using 3 lamps for Red Green Blue....in your case the Green lamp stopped working....either the Green lamp burned or the lamp board is defective

...projector bulbs on samsung will glass cleaner do any harm? Do not by any means clean the glass on a bulb or leave a finger print on it. If you dropped a new lamp in the dirt, blow it off with canned ...

...lamp in the projector is coming to the end if its life. The lamps in projector tend to make the image on screen a greenish colour along with a dimmer look once it needs changing. It dosent just pack ...

lamp ages? All fillament based lights will dim as they age. Some of the newer/better types it will be unnoticible. If you are losing image quality or brightness you may have a bulb that is nearing the

projector and does not use a Lamp like newer LCD/DLP projectors. It uses 3 (Red, Green, Blue) glycol liquid cooled CRT's (like the picture tubes of yesteryear) to produce the image/light as opposed to

...while in operation - that can cause your lamp to quite literally break (in two!) on the spot. Learned that the hard way with my projector, which is built around the same principles as a projection