The remote will not advance the slides. Can this be fixed? Also are replacement bulbs still sold?

Partial Answer (maybe)
If you mean that the Slides do not advance when you push the remote then You have the same problem I encountered on my Rollei P350A. I opened the projector and found that the Drive Belt between the motor and the Slide changing mechanism was broken. I actually found the black broken string in the Projector case. I did not fix my projector yet since I am looking for a replacement Drive Belt (posted question above a little while ago)

Make sure that you connect a cable (usually the USB cable is supplied with the projector ) from the computer to the projector. Once communication is established, normal PPT slide advancing is done by pressing the up/down arrow keys (depending on the remote control layout)

Your projector most likely has a broken Link, which connects the cycle solenoid plunger to the cycle lever. The buzzing you hear is the cycle plunger in the cycle solenoid. This is a quite difficult repair for a trained tech. Parts are available at: www.micro-tools.com I suggest you contact an authortzed repair dealer to make the repairs.

There is usually a sliding tab on the side of the projector (behind the handle) that toggles between "manual" and "automatic" advance. (Some models will have a couple of pre-set advance settings between "manual" and "automatic." These usually advance the slides every three to ten seconds.) Push the tab to the manual setting--this will allow you to use the buttons towards the front of the machine to advance your slides.If moving the tab doesn't work it may be broken or jammed.

You don't indicate the model, but I will assume it's older. Chances are the LINK that connects the slide change mechanism to the cycle solenoid has cracked and/or broken. This is not an easy repair, but the good news is there are still parts available (www.micro-tools.com). You should probably locate a factory-trained dealer to make this repair. Good Luck !

The problem is a plastic "link" that connects a solenoid to the advance mechanism. It gets brittle with age & cracks, yeilding the problem you have. You need to have the "link" replaced.

Hi there

The problem you are experiencing is from your screen bulb,

The screen bulb is what lights up your screen,it works like any fluorescent or light bulb,after a while it gets burnt

The only solution is to take it to a repairer to replace it with a good one for you

Best of luck

you need an infrared receiver that plugs into your laptop to receive the signal ...honestly they arn't very reliable...go buy a targus presentation remote at staples for 39-69 bucks if you want areceiver i think i have one left

You don't need to slide the oven out, just remove the glass covers with a flat bladed screwdriver and then unscrew the old bulbs. Replacement is the opposite.
Bulbs available from Homebase, Wickes, BandQ etc etc.

Yes, the computer won't advance the slides unless connected via the USB cable to the projector.