Sony KDS-60A3000 60" HDTV "taking lens projection tv" Questions

...burnt lens. After several hours searching for the lens and by taking apart the tv, I finally found this. Wish I had found it before, would have saved me a TON of time. It shows you where the lens

...projection TV. The blue is usually dimmer than the other two lens; what I would suggest is try to look into the lens with the set on; BE CAREFUL AND NOT TOUCH ANYTHING INSIDE THE SET. If the red and ...

...TV sets to shut down to protect themselves from any damage. Take a look at this fixa page for more details. It sounds like the lens fluid has gone sour. Take a look at this Fixya tip for more ...

...red. Rear projection TV is made up of a TV, optical lens and a screen. So picture projection problems are from the small TV tube. Take off the back to reveal the TV and see what could be

yellow spots light engine has a bad lens. they will get burnt, resulting in this symptom. Replace or if you dare, take it apart and just replace lens. Good success, meder's tv

projection tv to clean. He took off the mirror and then the red len. Once the len be taken off, fluid came out. Is there any danger for keeping to use the tv and is there anything we have to do to fix

...Projection tv. Convergence will not align. Colors are juxtaposed and words are going down hill. Looks like the red lens will not align. Might have moved magnetic strips by mistake when putting red ...

Projection tubs I have taken the TV completely apart and recycled all the parts excepting the 3 picture tubs, circuit boards, the lens, and the fluid in the lens . Any suggestions for recycling any or

...taking apart the light engine I discovered that the only plastic lens in the light engine had melted causing the black spot to appear. You would think that they could have used a glass lens??...after ...

...projection TV's. Each tube and lens assembly will have to be pulled and the fluid changed. The fluid is put between the lens and the face of the tube for cooling the face of the tube. This normally ...