Questions & Answers for: fault finding lcd projectors

...fault for reference. Any information will be extremely useful. Thanks. http://www.ouija2k.net/projector.jpg Looks like the LCD or the lens is out of alighnment. You may be able to see if you open the ...

Fault I have several Infocus X2 projectors. One has started to produce a dark blurred strip down the left hand side of the screen. (A similar effect can be produced by putting your finger close to the

...fault. the real problem here is finding out what killed the HOT, flyback transformer is the usual culprit. Personally, i'd ditch this monitor. good quality flat screen CRTs can be had for almost ...

...Lcd fault than bulb after such a short time after bulb replacement ,however I did have this come up once and the customer had kept his unit in a cold place then took it out to use hence due to the ...

fault of the blue LCD being damaged by higher energy in the blue light. The manufactures are aware of this too. Google it if you want, it is a known failure. Lots of the 3LCD get this after about 2000

...fault finding without a service manual it will save me alot of time and would be greatly appreciated. Cheers Luke I have a 42" Samsung ST-42W5P rear projection TV that the RED alignment is out on. I ...

...projectors, a 3M MP8747 (which I understand is a rebadged version of the more common Hitachi CPX-325W), is currently not displaying anything from the composite video input - it is just displaying the ...

...fault among the VT series projectors. If one of the fans are stuck the unit normally still lights up for a few seconds up to 20 seconds or more until the extra heat trips the safety shutoff & ...

...If the projector is shot is it easily replaceable by a novice? Thanks for any advise....Bob The fault is not anything to do with cleaning alone although if you find the motherboard clogged with ...

...LCD panels, and dirt etc. If the projector is not displaying any sign of other fault (ie. it will run happily for a decent length of time, and there are no warning LEDs) it might be worth considering ...