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I changed the bulb on my epson powerlite 83+ and now there is a blurry spot in the middle of my screen. Is there anyway to fix this?

I have cleaned the filter, reset to factory settings, tried a different bulb to make sure the bulb wasn't faulty, and I have cleaned the lens.

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For anyone that may still stumble on this post, we have two of these and the blurry spot is most likely caused by the neutral density filter in front of the Green LCD element. We still haven't found a source for this part, but it seems to be caused when the bulb overheats and melts the plastic filter causing it to warp and wrinkle.

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SOURCE: Epson PowerLite S1+

You have not set the port on the back of the projector settings.

Go into the projector menu and go into the IMAGE area. Somewhere in here you should be able to select computer.

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SOURCE: Epson 83+ powerlite projector overheat

hi follow the link bellow the instructions are on page 83 \\files.support.epson.com/pdf/pl83pl/pl83plug.pdf

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