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Anonymous Posted on Dec 18, 2010

Purchased 2006. Ceiling mounted. Just stared overheating after approx 10 minutes after last bulb replacement in March of 2010. Floor fan pointed at projector helps. Tried cleaning. Running right side up makes no difference. Wondering if it could be a bad lamp (runs too hot?).

  • Anonymous Dec 18, 2010

    I also had set the 'high altitude' on so that the fan runs on high all the time. Still needs the floor fan. The internal fan does appear to be working as I can hear it.

  • Anonymous Jan 08, 2011

    Nope. Tried Optoma certified lamp w/cage. Still overheats without external fan and high altitude setting. I changed my mind about paying for a solution, too many horror stories in cyberspace about this. I'm very techncally adept and have tried all obvious options.

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Yes, if bulb was low price and was installed in old lamp casing then it is bulb that is not good and creating too much heat that exhaust fan can't throw out to make projector cool enough so temp sensor activates and send over heat signal to system control chip thus projector shuts down.
Please install original lamp that comes with casing to solve this issue.
If lamp was original then check exhaust fan that might be running slowly due to stiffness in bearing so temp sensor finds over temp in projector.
Hope these info will help you.
Thanks.

  • Anonymous Jan 08, 2011

    "If lamp was original then check exhaust fan that might be running slowly due to stiffness in bearing so temp sensor finds over temp in projector."

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