I had the exact same problem, I followed the advice of Victorbello on this site, and found a bulging capacitor where he suggested to look. Read where below.
I soldered in a new one from Radio Shack ($1.50) and the projector works again.
PB6200 symptoms:
Back fans were not working
Bulb won't light (but is in perfect condition)
LEDs on control light, but not three status LEDs
Internal fan will not turn off.
Solution:
The mainboard had a bad capacitor
The board is the one where all 3 fans are connected, and which is facing upside down on top of the powerboard.
The bad capacitor on my projector was a 25V 470uf 10mm diameter, 16mm high, 5mm lead spacing capacitor.
"I recommend you to open your projector, unplug all connections to the fan board, turn it upside, and inspect the capacitors and other components. Bad capacitors have a bulge and/or a black stain or fluid coming out on the top."
Check out the Power supply to the lamp . It must not be high . .
Check if the voltages are correct to the lamp's unit and it's PCB
[printed circuit board]. I recommend using a service manual .
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