Reset lamp timer on acer h5630

Press the MENU button. Use the < > arrows to get to the OPTION menu. Press the ENTER button. Select LAMP RUN TIME. Press and hold the ENTER button for about 3 seconds. The 'lamp time reset' will display. Press OK and press the ENTER button. This will reset the lamp hours as well as turn off the projector.
Here is the manual in PDF, on page 33 you can see how to reset the lamp hours.
http://www.roscorrentals.com/equipment_manuals/Sony%20VPL-PX31.pdf

The lamp timer on the Hitachi projector must be reset whenever the lamp has been replaced. The "Lamp" indicator on the display will light red or the "Change the Lamp" message will display when the lamp timer needs to be reset. Hitachi recommends that the lamp timer never be reset without replacing the lamp and to always reset the timer when the lamp is replaced. The message functions of the projector will not function properly if the lamp timer is not correctly reset.

Turn the power on. Press the "Reset" button for three seconds until the "Lamp xxxx hr" message appears on the lamp timer on the bottom of the screen.

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Press the "Menu" button on the remote control while the lamp timer is displayed.

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Press the left arrow button. Select "0" and wait until the timer display clears.

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Here's how to reset the lamp timer:
- Press the Menu button
- Scroll down to the LAMP TIMER RESET option, then scroll right to enter
- Confirm that it is OK to reset the lamp timer by hitting the OK button.
- The on-screen menu should confirm the lamp was reset correctly

You should only reset it after you've changed the projector bulb.

Panasonic Lamp timer reset.

To reset the lamp timer
For the full instructions and how to reset the lamp timer go to the following site
http://fixyourdlp.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/panasonic-tyla1000-lamp-instructions.pdf

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue.
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Replace Lamp first, then is reset timer come up Go to menu lamp Timer reset.Most of the time TV resets itself after installing New Lamp.

Found reset in menu. the first time I turned it on after replacing bulb it would not let me reset, but after I turned it off then back on I was able to do it. Not sure if this was a fluke or not.

Try resseting the lamp timer following the info below: Procedure for resetting the KDF42WE655, KDF50WE655, KDF55WF655, KDF55XS955, KDF60WF655 or KDF60XS955 lamp timer:
1. Press the JUMP button 3 times on the remote to get to the Panel OSD mode.
2. Next press the remote channel 2 button 9 times to get to the Lamp Timer mode.
3. Press the remote 3 button, mute, then enter to reset the timer to zero.

It will take 45-50 seconds for the timer to reset. After the timer is reset you can shut the TV off. The lamp timer will remain reset (no need to save).

I need help resetting the lamp timer. Is there a way to reset the timer w/o the remote? We bought this tv as a floor model 4 yrs ago and they didn't have the actual remote that came with it, so they gave us another remote that works. We replaced the lamp but we keep getting the message that the lamp needs to be replaced and the timer reset. Plus the red lamp indicator is still on. We even used a friend's remote (he has the exact same tv) and it still will not reset the timer.

From the Vivitek RP51 manual:

To Reset Lamp Timer please follow these steps:
1.) Press "MENU" and "VOL ADJ >" buttons on the right hand side of the RPTV for three (3) seconds while the RPTV is on.
2.) "Lamp Timer Reset" should appear on screen.
3.) Press "OK" to reset the lamp timer.

Reset The Lamp Timer.

While simultaneously holding down (+ . >) and AUTO SYNC on the projector, Press ( I ) ON and ( - . < ) on the projector.

"LAMP 0000H" is displayed, indicating that the lamp timer is reset.

NOTE..... Make sure only to reset the lamp timer only when replacing the lamp. If you reset the lamp timer and continue to use the same lamp, this may cause the lamp tp become damaged or explode...

Sinista