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Posted on Feb 17, 2011

I have the same problem with my pjtx100 after changing the lamp at 2000 hrs @$450 THE SCREEN STARTED to go blue at just over 2years use sent it back to the supplier who happen to be sony dealers they said the blue prism was leaking and the whole prism needs replacing.they said they had the same problem with the early sony lcd proj.they stated that they replaced them free of charge on low hour machines regardless of age because they accnowleded they were faulty they wrote a letter for me and we sent it off to probe electonics they charged me $150 to tell me it needs a neww prism @1500.00plus labour they told me no way it would be done under warranty asTHE MACHINE WAS BEING USED FOR TOO LONG A DURATION AS IT WAS DESIGNED AS A DATA DISPLAY UNIT NOT REALLY FOR USE IN HOME THEATRE SITUATIONS.so much for hitachi never again .can you tell me of a wholesale site where i might be able to buy a new prism at a reasonable price,

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Hi,

Unfortunately, the value of projectors drop quickly after the production run ends. You will most likely find that the price of the blue prism will be higher than a comparibe working projector of the same model on ebay. I have a Panasonic PT-AE 900U, 1100 lumens 720P 5500 contrast. To replace the main board (if you can find it) cost over $700 from a supplier. The same projector used are going for $300 - $500 in working condition on ebay. I just bought another one and it gets a great picture plus I have a second bulb as a backup with a few hundred hours left on it. I still haven't thrown away the ailing projector in hopes of someday finding a cheap one for sale with a good mainboard and a problem else where. Now I can afford to wait for one to become available.

Hope this helps,

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