Ezpro 610H image problem

Hi,

This is it (in the USA) http://www.myprojectorlamps.com/projector/Optoma/EzPro%20610.html

You mention CTX & Optoma. The link above is an Optoma lamp for the EZPro 610....also note there is a 610H

did you figure this prob out? I have virtually the same prob, except mine says "invalid source"

over heating and/or bad fan. if the fan stops or slows down, replace it. try www.projectordoctor.com

I'm on this site because my projector is down after swithcing out the bulb or I could jot down the exact steps for you. It's a very easy fix. When you push the menu button on your projector to get into settings, there is one that will allow you to flip the image. Sorry I can't be of more help

did u use your function key on your laptop?or did u configure your graphic card so that the output of your computer can be recognise by your projector?or do you try to use your contrast or brightness control at your projector?

Your projector is LCD based. That is, basically, a tiny panel is a computer monitor with a lamp behind it to shine through the panel and lense, onto the screen. This all white screen means the pixels of the LCD are all "deactivated" allowing all the white light through. This happens on computer monitors from time to time. I cannot find a blind reset, meaning there's isn't a method of holding down a series of buttons to "reset" the projector.

aside from calling support, as their manual is useless, I would recommend powering the unit off and then unplugging all cables, including power.

Press and and hold the power buttons for 20 to 30 seconds to see if it clears up your issue. Sometimes, after unplugging the unit and pressing the power button on the projector will briefly light the panel lights and then they fade. This may be enough to drain enough power to force the projector to reset to normal conditions.

If if that doesn't work, I'd recommend leaving it unplugged for a day or so and try it again. Beyond that, the controller board for the display may have failed. It shouldn't be the case, but it is possible.

However, I feel the unit needs a simple reset, which normally you'd do though the menses, which obviously possible.

Hi dave4455_uk

You will see two feet on the bottom of the Projector that can be adjusted for height purposes.

Thanks for using Fixya !

this is ghosting, caused by interferance. cheaper cables tend not to have metal sheathing and those ferrite RF suppression thingees on the ends, which prevents this problem.

also, avoid running your signal cables next to power cables. If your cables are long (say more than 10m) this may also cause problems.

it has a faulty rca jack provable. You are lucky you have the computer jack. You can get a little vga to rca adapter i think.

From my experiences working with projectors, more than likely you will need to replace the lamp