My Sanyo PLC-XU47 Multimedia Projector has developed a problem where the image it projects has a permanent pink tint. This occurs when a computer is attached, but is not present when the projector is displaying its 'idle' screen before a computer is attached. The lamp replace warning light has not come on so it does not appear to be a problem with the lamp bulb. Can anyone please help?
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SOURCE: Permanent Coloured tint
When the image turns pink, we find that replacing the cable between the projector and the lap top fixes the problem.
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