20 Most Recent Eiki LC-XG110 Multimedia Projector - Page 2 Questions & Answers

this has soething to do with bad timing of the lcd panels on the prism block. This is a common problem for this model. You will have to replace the entire optical, which is very costly. better invest your money in a newer model

this depends on the signal type coming from your sources best is using component signal ( Y-Pr-Pb) , by using the right cables and right settings for video inputs in the projector menus.In basic this should be possible.

buzz in sound is often caused by ground-loops, try to isolate audio cables with so called groundloop isolator transformers ( 1:1) available at high end audio shops or car audio centres

yellow means lack of blue. maybe a bent pin of the signal ( VGA) cable

burned in green polarisers or lcd panel. or accumulated dust on optical parts.

check all the optical parts around the blue lcd-panel, they might be darkened due to heat

Did you use a genuine bulb ? Clones perform very bad. Problem can be also inside the ballast unit ( lamp supply) These units should be replaced completely, repair is even for experienced technicians 100% impossible.

check the lamp any questions, feel free to ask me have a nice day! Jerry Lampdeng Limited

What model projectors are these

Depends on the lens characteristics. Projector's will use different lens's and you did not provide a specific model it's hard to tell you exactly. 7' (H) x 9'(W) you typically are going to be in the 15'-17' feet but this is just a guesstimate. It depends on your projector model.

Please check on of these solutions :

1:Remove the lamp from the projector. Ensure that it has no cracks, discoloration or "smoky" appearance.

2:Try removing and reseating the lamp, or to try another lamp.

3:Reset your lamp timer. Most projectors have no way of knowing if you physically have replaced your lamp. They rely on the user resetting the lamp timer

4:Pull the lamp back out of the unit, give is a brisk shake and reseat the lamp. Occasionally there is some buildup on the lamp contacts or filament during manufacturing.

5:Are the input and output vents blocked or obstructed in any way?

6:Are the filters dirty or clogged? Most manufacturers will recommend filter cleaning on a monthly basis depending on usage

7:Remove any extension cords, power strips and/or surge suppressors. Many current model projectors will not even try to ignite the lamp if they detect drops or fluctuation in voltage supplied to the unit. This is a safety feature to reduce stress on the lamp.

PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO RATE !

If it is a DLP type projector and not an LCD, then you've broken your colour wheel. I would recommend professional replacement as it can be a bit fiddly and you need to source an exact genuine part.