Infocus X1 Projector

Its due to lamp Ballast power supply is faulty,it need to repair or replace otherwise again it will damage Lamp so be careful

make sure the colorwheel is spinning. if it is not, replace it. also, blow the dust out of it with canned air. excessive dust kills lamps quickly. you'll also need to reset the lamp timer. are you using an sp-lamp-009? the sp-lamp-018 looks exactly like it, but is used in th x1a and x2. the x1 only uses the sp-lamp-009. if all else fails, replace the power supply.

it's the fan. if it won't spin full power, it can't cool down the projector and it'll shut down. there are 2: 60mm (part # 526-0153-00) and 80mm (526-0152-00). both can be purchased from infocus or an infocus service center.

Hello,
Well there are only a couple of things that could cause this problem. However considering this all started when it was mounted consider the possibility you may have used screws that are too long and are is/are subsequently shorting something out.


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the caps dry out. look for bulging caps. you won't find a schematic for the ps boards. infocus had someone else make them. the problem seems more like a overheating issue. as for the other one with the "just the fans", check the colorwheel.

Hi there

You could most probably do that yes , it's normally only the Mainboard that is different.

the same functions should be able to be accessed via the remote as well as the keypad on the projector. press "menu", settings, system and de-select "rear" or "ceiling" whichever is causing the "inverted" image

Assuming the power outlet and cable is OK the most likely problem is the power supply and needs to be replaced.

Usually the projector bulb, try to replace it first but I will not recommend you to do so but it is your decision.

something blew the fuse the first time. if it blew again, the issue remains. something may be arcing. check near the plug, or if there is anything bouncing around in there or a crossed wire.