I strongly advise against opening a lens for any reason. You may not be able to put it back together!
In most cases issue is with some dust on the external lenses.
For cleaning the outside surfaces of lenses, lens tissue and lens cleaning fluid is fine. Both are available at camera shops. The fine camel-hair brush and air-blower-squezzer combo also works great.
If you suspect that issue is with internal components use compressed air to clean that.
Let me know is this will not resolve the issue
Clean lens element with soft hand karchief with very softjhand withg iso propile chemical then it clean
Hi, this may be as a result of missing pixels which are common problems when dealing with televisions
as an example here is a link showing how to deal with missing pixels on a lcd monitor:
>http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Stuck-Pixel-on-an-LCD-Monitor
this is an article on missing pixels
>http://news.cnet.com/Consumers-see-red-over-dead-pixels/2100-1041_3-5579493.html
I would say that if this is the problem then you have the option of trying to get it fixed, replaced or return the item.
I hope i have helped you, sorry if i didnt
Good luck!
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I understand what you're saying about the cleaning process... but beyond access to the rear lens at the removable light module (which I've already cleaned as you suggested)... we've yet to address the particulars of GETTING TO the light engine and lens assemblies in a non destructive access sequence on the 2005 Mitsubishi WD-62528. Particulars?...
Beyond the air filter and lamp access doors on a 2005 Mitsubishi WD-62528 DLP TV...how does one access the lenses and light engine non-destructively, to access and clean the rear of the screen and other optics?
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