20 Most Recent Runco CL-410 Multimedia Projector Questions & Answers

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The capacitors on the power supply need to be replaced. When you take apart the projector, and then remove the power supply (it's the section that the power cord goes to) and open it up. Look for the little can capacitors and see if any of them are bulging on top. That is the sign that they've blown. Replace the big ones (about 5) for about $5 in parts. Reassemble and test by turning it on. Search for YouTube video. Pretty easy fix.

The capacitors on the power supply need to be replaced. When you take apart the projector, and then remove the power supply (it's the section that the power cord goes to) and open it up. Look for the little can capacitors and see if any of them are bulging on top. That is the sign that they've blown. Replace the big ones (about 5) for about $5 in parts. Reassemble and test by turning it on. Search for YouTube video for this.

most likely you have a bad lamp

Look inside the lamp. If you look into it if you see any white build up at its base, replace it. Need help, let me know.

Sounds like it may have some dust build up. Do you know how to open the case and clean out?

a relay that controls the bulb to stay on is going bad

It may be overheating, check fans and or obstructions of the vents

See troubleshooting chart of user manual. It may help. Troubleshooting Tips - Runco VideoXtreme VX-11d Installation & Operation Manual [Page 100] ' ManualsLib

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/142911/Runco-Runco-Video-Xtreme-Vx-2ix.html?page=66#manual Manual Contact the manufacturer RUNCO INTERNATIONAL, INC. Attn: Customer Service Department 2900 Faber Street Union City, CA 94587 Ph: (510) 324-7777 Fax: (510) 324-9300 Toll Free: (800) 23-RUNCO

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The fan motor is defective, the moving it around makes the fans brushes contact the armature and it starts again, order a new cooling fan motor

The HDMI requires an expensive cable. You can't just hook up any old HDMI cable. Especially if you are attempting 3D.

The capacitors on the power supply need to be replaced. When you take apart the projector, and then remove the power supply (it's the section that the power cord goes to) and open it up. Look for the little can capacitors and see if any of them are bulging on top. That is the sign that they've blown. Replace the big ones (about 5) for about $5 in parts. Reassemble and test by turning it on. Search for YouTube video. This is an easy repair.