I have an area in the bottom rt hand corner of my screen that looks like a RED CRAYON was scribbled on it. When the screen is supposed to be white or near white it is very visible. I was told that the LCD is damaged in that area, which I believe since it appears that the screen is only not working there. It's about 8" wide by 16" high, but is random, not a complete block. I was wondering if there is an easy fix to this problem such as changing some part and not the whole screen.
Thanks
Your optical block ( light engine) is bad. Heat generated by the lamp circuit with its poorly designed ventilation system, cause the LCD panels inside the light engine to fail. They are the size of a postage stamp. There are 3 LCDs, for red, blue, and green. The heat causes them to warp and de-laminate.
Sony has systematically downed played the scope of this issue. It appears however that virtually every LCD projector they make can develop damage in the light engine which is extremely expensive to fix.
I suggest contacting Sony and your state's attorney general's office of consumer complaints asking for action on this.
michtech
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