NEC VT45LPK Projector Lamp for VT45 Logo
Star Key Posted on Feb 28, 2007

VT45 Projector: Blue pixels throughout screen

Hi, This projector get regular use, 2-3 times weekly and recently started to exhibit a blue haze throughout the screen which eventually developed into seemingly random blue pixels. The blue pixels do not display on the screen when there is no input (the VGA input is all that is used) and the white NEC logo is onscreen. There is also a large area in the lower middle of the screen which when the unit is running without any input displays as a large yellow blotch. This blotch is also visible when there is video signal, and the blotch moves when the screen orientation is changed. I will be testing the svideo on the unit later today to see if the issue is related purely to the VGA. If anyone else has experienced these issues some suggestion to fix or what to repair would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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If the problem is what I describe as a blue haze over the entire image projected, I was told this is a defect in the cable - we have a Dell Video Projector 2300 - and it takes only a dell VGA cable.

So, the problem is in the cable - solution is replace cable.

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