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  • Posted on May 27, 2019
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Hello Jamel, indicate the brand and model of the projector that you are commenting, in order to find the best possible solution
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Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Jamel, indica marca y modelo del proyector que estas comentando, para poder encontrar la mejor soluci?n posible
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Anonymous

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SOURCE: boot up problem

It is dust built up inside on the fan wheels. You wouldn't believe it but it is just dust. If you are mechanically and electrically inclined, take apart the housing and blow out the entire unit with compressed air especially all the vents and blower fans (my Optoma has 3). It'll work like new again. I was completely amazed.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: My InFocus 4805 SP projector is showing just black and white

If you have any video at all and it's only Black and white there is a 99.99% chance that your Color Wheel has lost all of it's glass color filters.
You can confirm this by removing the lamp. then look straight into the projector where the lamp was and you should see the color wheel of colored glass segments (Red, Green and blue) I believe you won't see them because they came off of the wheel.
Also if you lift up the projector and turn it around in various angles and you will hear the small pieces of broken glass from the color wheel.
Unfortunately you will need to take it to an authorized service center for repair. Be prepared to spend upwards of $300 for the repair.

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