I have a LP70 DLP projector:
And have recently found that the greater top 3/4 of the right hand side of my screen is not showing up. When connected to a computer only the start menu and a few icons on the far left of the screen show and fade out diagonally upwards to the right hand side.
(a good 60% of the screen isn't displaying, it fades diagonally with a curve)
I thought it was the bulb and replaced that but still have the same problems...
**I noticed a spinning lense at the entrance of the housing where the DLP
lenses are located and thought perhaps if that stopped spinning for
some reason if that would cause the distortion.
I also got a slight burning smell from the projector prior to changing the Bulb.
If the colorwheel stopped spinning, the projector would shut off. take the lamp out and spin the colorwheel (with a pencil eraser) to the clear section and look at the square on the other side. if it's not a complete square or something is inside the square, your light tunnel is collapsing and needs replacement (also called an integrator rod).
That is caused by a collapsing light pipe.
This is a mirrored glass square component that is located directly
behind the color wheel. It is comprised of 4 mirrored section
approximately 40mm x 8mm that are glued together with a hi-temp
adhesive to form a square. The artifact you see is one of these
mirrored glass section's has come unglued and has moved inwards
blocking one edge of the image. The edge of this shadow is not sharp
because this failure is not at a focal point.WHEW..all that being said
it's possible to re-glue it if you are electro-mechanically savvy and
have steady hands. You can also occasionally find a new OEM replacement
light pipe (tunnel) on eBay. But if you need to take it to a service
center they will most
likely just just replace the complete DLP engine (the whole optic
assembly) Hold on to your wallet!!
Cheers
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My InFocus LP70 does not display all 4 sides of the screen, if it does they are not focused properly...any solution?
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