How i will get the replacement bulb for my fl-50r flash..? And how can i replased my self...? is it too difficult to change the bulb of this flash? Which websites are selling this olympus flash bulbes pls give me a replay as soon as possible tks SIJU PHILIP

The ballast for the bulb is the culprit. That is the circuit board directly wired to the bulb. You can get a replacement on line at:
TV Parts Universal TV Stands DLP Chips ShopJimmy It's not difficult to change it yourself .

Robert... there's a small blue micro switch on the bottom left of where the door cover mounts. If the door isn't put on properly this switch will keep the tv from turning on. I just taped the switch down in the closed position so I didn't have to worry about it. If it's not the switch then you've probably got a bad ballast. The balllast isn't very expensive and it's as easy to replace as a bulb. Good luck.

usual suspects for a dead flash are burnt capacitor, or burnt bulb. Any dark spots or burnt hair-ish smell on the flash? Unfortunately most things are made to be replaceable not fixable. Might try a local camera store...

sure you got the right bulb??? then check for signal to light and check the ground

In short, no. In view of the extremely high and potentially fatal voltages which are in a flash even when turned off, repairs by untrained and unqualified persons are strongly discouraged. Olympus and Panasonic will not supply these parts except to dealers and repairers. You can get them from unoffocial sources, but the flash tubes may not be within official tolerances and so you end up with a flash which permanently over or under exposes.

Play safe and leave this to a pro.

The most common problem with JVC LCD rear projection TV is bulb failure. Do not panic, this is normal after 2-5 years of use.

You can change the complete assembly or for less cost just change the bulb. Do not use Osram or other funny brand "rebuilt" or locally made bulb. Use a Philips replacement and all should be good.

Changing the bulb involves removing the lamp assembly and taking it apart like a puzzle and replacing the bulb. JVC are a little more difficult to do than most others because the wires on the original bulb are molded into the glass on the original bulb. Wires must be cut and stripped of insulation before connecting to the new bulb.

All JVC LCD Rear projections TVs use TSCL110 TSCL110U TS-CL110U Lamps.

HD-61FB97 HD-61FC97 HD-61FH96 HD-61FH97 HD-61FN97 HD-61G587 HD-61G657 HD-61G787 HD-61G887 HD-61Z456 HD-61Z575 HD-61Z575AA HD-61Z585 HD-61Z786 HD-61Z886

Check this out for all JVC models to identify the lamp and bulb. JVC Gallery.

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I am guessing on this but with most newer model of vehicles you do not need to replace the entire headlight any longer. The headlights have a bulb that goes inside the headlight its self. you twist the bad one out just like the brake or tail lights. Just pull into a shucks and ask the worker to come out and show you how to take it out. It takes all of 1 minute in most situations. I hope this helped. The Raz

Find out how to open it up, then take out bulb and buy replacement at Auto Good stores like Kragen which might tell you how to do it.

The FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 dedicated external flash can be attached directly to the hot shoe on the camera. To use the FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 flash off-camera, you will need a bracket and appropriate flash cable. Please use the following information as a reference: FL-BK01 Flash Bracket - used to mount an external flash to the C-750 Zoom. FL-CB02 Hot Shoe to TTL Cable -this cable is required for the dedicated FL-20, FL-36, FL-40, or FL-50 flash.

The FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 dedicated external flash can be attached directly to the hot shoe on the camera. To use the FL-20, FL-36, FL-40 or FL-50 flash off-camera, you will need a bracket and appropriate flash cable. Please use the following information as a reference: FL-BK01 Flash Bracket (item #200666) - used to mount an external flash to the C-5060 Wide Zoom. FL-CB02 Hot Shoe to TTL Cable (item #200663)- this cable is required for the dedicated FL-20, FL-36, FL-40, or FL-50 flash.