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Jeremy Hepler Posted on Jan 17, 2014

Optoma EP719--Replaced the old bulb with a brand new bulb. Hung the projector up and plugged it into the wall and POP. A popping sound came from the projector and popped my GFI. I tried to install

Replaced the old bulb with a brand new bulb. Hung the projector up and plugged it into the wall and POP. A popping sound came from the projector and popped my GFI. I tried to install my old bulb and plugged it in and the no pop this time and the GFI stayed on however when I push the power button the fans come on but no light from the bulb...I can hear something spinning and sounds like it will start up but nothing and it shuts down after a minute or so.

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Sounds like something in the power supply blew. Transistor or diode most likely.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: I have an Optoma EP745 projector. I heard a 'pop'

check all the fans, if still working. if the problem occur get assist to the nearest technician im sure your lamp balasst was deffective.

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SOURCE: Optoma ep719 I replaced the

Please check the Lamp cover .posibilty not fitted properly

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