The screen is covered with flashing colourful stripes

Could be bad panel or screen, main board or tcon board is it has one

You need to change youre lcd screen, those screen stripes mean youre screen needs a new LCD

it is possible that the sensor for the camera is no longer good and is not receiving equal exposures, but at night time or in the house when the flash fires it creates an equal exposure because of the short burt of flash that covers the sensor equally over the short amount of time (this is not occuring outdoors even if the flash does fire) this could be a manufactuiring problem and i would see if they will warranty the camera, check your owners manual

the standard colours for CAT5(e) or CAT6 ethernet cable are:

green, green stripe
blue, blue stripe
orange, orang stripe
brown, brown stripe

the typical setup for an ethernet connection in an RJ45 (the crystal end with the connection tab towards you) is

1 green stripe
2 green
3 orange stripe
4 blue
5 blue stripe
6 orange
7 brown stripe
8 brown

Wires 1 & 2 are used to transmit data from the PC to the router/modem (TX) and wires 3 & 6 are used to recieve information from the modem/router (RX). in this fasion, information flows along one pair or another and is expected to arrive at that pinout. the router/hub/modem takes care of the transition to the next cable or out to the internet.

In a crossover cable ONE end is configured as above, but the colours for wires 1, 2, 3, and 6 are exchanged so that when no hardware is between the two PCs/components the signal is transmited at wire 1 & 2 and recieved on pins 3 & 6 on the other system/component. the other colours are placed for backward compatibilitiy and other applications, such as power over ethernet.



following the standard above allows anybody familiar with RJ45 connections repair a connection with a standard colour code and pattern without having to see the other end. If you know you need to replace one end of a patch cable, you use the standard termination.

reset the projector,if it doesnt help,its probly got to do with ur dlp colour wheel.

looks like an panel problem

Never had that camera, however, had the same problem -- the pink stripe and pink cast. Turns out the lens cover was slightly cracked and not opening and closing properly. Thus -- the pink cast.

almost sure this is cause by flex circuit in the zoon lens that is damaged and need to be replaced. Almost always the problem of stripes in the picture is worst when you take pictures in full zoom mode because in this position of the lens the flex circuitis is fully streched. Thats all folks

any stripes are usually caused by imagining unit, first use the tool in front cover to clean laser glasses. inspect IU drums for stripes maybe youll need to change them. is the page coming out ok, but picture is printed crookedly ?

It could be the Logic board or/and one of the Logic Scan board failure. Parts availability depends on maker and may cost any where between $250 - $500. Labour depends on shop. Hope that'll help you. Good luck.