Re: Sanyo Projector PLC-XP57L. Bulb lights ok, no image...
If the menu isn't coming up then the TV video board may be faulty as otherwise it would appear. If you can still return you should go to where you bought it and ask for a replacement.
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1,Turn the projector on,press the Menu botton 2,Press the Left ,Right,Up or Down to find the "lamp usage" and the reset option. 3,select "Lamp replacement counter Reset ?" 4,select "Yes"
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1,the lamp and the ballast is ok
2,it seems the motherboard is broken.
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I'm having this same problem. The Ready light is on Green and the LAMP light is on Red. Replace Lamp light is also on. The device turns on, displays the blue SANYO boot screen for a few seconds, then shuts off.
I own a Sanyo PLC-XU305 Projector, the colours are not good, I tried to fix them but nothing, the red is not red but a lot diferent, what do I have to do to fix the problem?? thanks a lot
From your description, it sounds like an alignment problem. There are 3 LCD panels in the projector. Each one displays an exact duplicate image of the others except it's either red, green, or blue. Under normal conditions, the images precisely overlay one another so you get a sharp image. Due to age, heat, or vibration/shock(impact) it would appear that the red LCD panel has shifted a little, giving the "ghosting" effect. You'll have to have the unit repaired by a qualified tech. He'll have the special electronic equipment needed to align the panels properly. Before sending the unit in, try a reset in the menu. Sometimes, the projectors can shift the image electronically, using math algorithms which will try to auto-sharpen the display. Hope I was able to help!---Rick
Go into the menu and look for the settings icon. Under the setting icon you should see a lamp counter reset button. Select that and the lamp replacement light will go out.
The Fix Ya rep suggested that I try the "Reset" button located next to the Audio out on the side of the projector; this solution proved to be the fix I needed. I was able to get the lamps to warm up and get into the menu to cut back the bulbs/power consumption on start-up, allowing the projector to function for a problem-free 4 hour period Unfortunately, I had the same issue this morning, but the same fix worked again.
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