We can not get the new lamp to fit in its place

The lamp cover is accessed from underneath. Undo the screw. Remover the door. Undo the screws then holding the lamp module in place. Pull the lamp module out.

Fitting the new lamp is the reverse process. Don't touch the lamp glass with bare fingers.

If you removed the screws, they should be reinserted in the same fashion as when they were removed. One thing to remember, over heating can change the sockets overall condition and using it could lead to a fire in the long run. It sounds like the contact between the lamp (Bulb) and the fixtures base has a gap. Electrical sparks (arcing) will smell and thus is a danger calling out, shut me down.

Look for socket to be bent or moved out of position---happens when replacement lamp is installed.

The LED light bulbs operate at 3 to 5 V usually. The noise your hearing is a result of the voltage reduction within the internal workings of the lamp base. The lamps should be installed with an
LED driver vs a transformer power supply.

This is usually on most packaging:

LED MR16 lamps operate in the same fittings as regular 12V lamps. However, they work best when they are mated with an led driver in place of the transformer.
Example of an LED driver:
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&safe=off&rls=com.microsoft:en-ph&q=LED+Driver&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=16162019396751156854&sa=X&ei=HzQpTqOWOK_NmAX0-LWqDA&ved=0CEcQ8wIwAg#

The noise will not go away unless you use an LED driver with the MR16 lamps.

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Kelly

According to an aftermarket lamp manufacturer, there are 2 different lamps (1st and 2nd generations) available for the Samsung HL-R4667W, but only one of them will actually fit. The lamp that is commonly associated with this model, BP96-00826A, is used in housing that has a silver bump protruding from the opposite side as the front face of the bulb itself. The other type, BP96-01073A, is placed in a housing that has a smooth back face and a overall larger bulb. I can verify that the HL-R4667W that I own seems to have the second type of lamp.

As long as you didn't open the housing of the lamp that you purchased to try to install the lamp in the housing that your TV came with, you might still be able to request an exchange from samsungparts.com, given the circumstances.

hi if you've fitted a new lamp, make sure the lamp door is securely fitted, and clear the lamp counter thanks

shaun

hello when you replace the lamps make sure you fitted the lamp securely and make sure the lamps cover fitted securely aswell

shaun

when you fitted the new lamp did you reset the lamp burn time??

if not the tv still thinks it has the old lamp fitted!!! clever these tv's

Hi,
if this is either of the 51" or 56" DLP tv's, it is very simple.
-Make sure tv is UNPLUGGED!
-Open the side compartment on left side of tv as you are facing it from the front.
-Take off the door and you will see the lamp housing.There are 2 screws facing you.Unscrew these and set the screws aside.
-Now pull on the housing a little and it should slide out.You may need to wiggle it a little.
-Set housing down on table or somewhere with good light.Make sure not to touch bulb of either the old lamp or new as oils from fingers can distort picture.
-Now,undo screws on shiny metal piece.There are 2.Take off metal housing piece.
-You now see the back of the bulb.If you look at the lamp from the front,you will notice where the 2 wires are fitted into a bracket with 2 screws.
-Unscrew those screws to loosen the bracket.The replacement lamp should have the exact same bracket.If not you can just undo the wires to the old lamp and connect the same wire harness to the new one.
-once the wire bracket is unscrewed, pull it out of its fitting and then unscrew the 4 screws holding the lamp in.
-Take notice of how the shiny metal clamp-fitting is situated to hold the lamp in place so you can put it back on the right way.
-Once loosened, the bulb should be able to come out and you can put the new one right in it's place. Make sure to keep the top wire connector on the bulb at about 11 o'clock and that a nub on the bulb fits through a spacer on the shiny metal clamp-fitting.
-Now tighten the 4 screws on the clamp-fitting and make sure the wire screw connectors on bulb are tight as well.
-Take the now loose rubber-covered wires and tighten them into the bracket-fitting the way the old ones were,with plugs and lamp facing the same way.
-With everything now tight,put metal housing back on and tighten the 2 screws down.
-Take the whole unit and slowly slide it back into the tv making sure that the plugs slide into their rightful place.This should be easy,but may require a wiggle or two.
-Now screw in the 2 screws you have left into the plastice mounting piece. Re-attach the door and plug the tv in.Wait a few minutes and then turn on tv.
-It should work.If not, unplug tv and check all connections.
TIP:Do not put a cold bulb in and then turn on immediately.I like to let the bulb sit in the tv with it plugged in for a while until the bulb is warmed and ready.
Good Luck! -Chris

TO GET AT REPEATER LAMP ON O/S MIRROR ON A GOLF TDI SE 2004 REMOVE THE TOP COWLING AND THE GLASS NEXT TWO SCREWS AT THE BOTTOM TO REMOVE THE LAMP NO BULB BUT FIT NEW LAMP