Epson 76C projector that the picture has no red color to it. I have tried the adjustments as described in the manual but no success. The blue and green is great but no red? Thank you.

Is it hooked up to a network?

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1,Check the fans ,whether the fan is running,when you turn on the projector
2,if the fans run, then ,check the lamp or lamp ballast

there is not the reset button on Epson 82
maybe the powersupply is fault
pls check it

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you did a goog job, there is nothing missed

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the light filter on the blue lcd panel is fried due to excessive dust and heat. it's a common problem with lcd projectors if you don't keep them clean and cool. unfortunately, you'll have to replace the entire optical engine, as epson does not sell individual parts.

Normal color picture is composed with 3 colors R-G-B (Red-Green-Blue). Picture turns Red means: Missing Green and Blue colors (many reasons: bad contacts, projector tubes dead, and other...). Try to give some "tabs" to diagnose ... I don't know what is the type of your Projection TV, how long you owned it, to have more idea.

Wow, 3 in a row. As described on 2 other projector issues this is very similar to those others. I'll repeat the info here.

I assume this is an LCD. I don't remember the s4 being a DLP projector.

This sounds like the LCD panel used for the blue color has gone out. The image is made up of red, green and blue images layered upon the screen. If the blue panel has gone out then there is nothing filtering out the red light in the image.

It looks like yours has just a secone of the panel dying or comming loose from it's connector.

It could be a simple open and reconnect fix. I personally have never opened a projector, so I'm not going to walk you through it as I do not know how hard it would be to tinker with. It should eb a cheap fix for a true repair man though.

if you know how to open the unit, try fixing its ventilation. flashing bulb light sometimes mean an occurance of overheating. try to clean all the fans and the air vent.

i can understand what is your mean