Pink blue tint on display - Dell M109S DLP Projector

Hi,

you would need to use your display settings to change the tint. There might be a tint or a hue option that you can press with the display settings. Thank you.

Hi Mel...try replacing the tcon board and see if that fixes it, if it doesn't chances are your panel is bad and it's not repairable. Good luck

Check that all cables are intact and plugged in correctly.
Turn of the TV completely. There might be a manual button on the tv for this. As the last thing, remove the power cord from the power outlet in the wall or where it is placed. Wait 1 min. Then put it back in, swith it on and turn on the TV again.
If this doesn't help and you have tried replacing the cable that you get the picture from (VGA, DVI, Antenna etc.) then it is most likely broken.

The problem is in your old computer, the video graphics card is faulty, you mentioned the monitor was hooked up to the new computer and worked fine.

sounds like the linear adjustment is out of whack.....most projection type tvs, projection, lcd, plasma, have to be correctly aligned so that the color grids overlap each other to properly display the correct hue being created. you'd need the service code to re-adjust it, or have it serviced. also possible that one of the color grids is bad, but if you have all three (red,blue,green) colors showing on the entire screen area i would doubt it

your va and vs on power supply need to be adjusted but you have to know what your doing to set it right and requirs a volt meter

Try a white balance to recalibrate the white levels.

The normal cause of a pink tinted screen is that the LCD back light is beginning to fail. Kind of like a regular florescent bulb does when it starts to go bad. It may last for a while, but eventually you'll have to replace it.
Ron

Unfortunately if you have tried a different machine (it could be a bad video card) and tried the cables most likely it is the screen itself. Typically when one of these lcd's begin to fail the pixles no longer access the blue field and you see mostly red instead of the other two colors. In short pink screen is terminal, it will last for a while longer.

an incandesant light above the stones and the camera without the flash should work.. thats how i was able to capture the pink of pink saphirres...and zircons.. hopefully it works for u