Replaced bulb but still getting "lamp will fail soon replace" warning

Look through the settings to see if there is a reset option for warnings or for lamp warnings. Many products with lamps require you to not only replace the lamp but to reset the warning.

warning lamp some used for warn low oil pressure, etc.
Wtith the bulbs use for most warning light circuit it is hard to determine whether or not the filamente is good. Will be a good idea to replace the bulb.
For test the faulty warning lamp, turn the ignition switch to START, this light the warning lamp. I f the light does not come on , disconnect the sender switch lead. . Use a jumper wier to connect the sender witch lead to ground. With the ignition in RUN the warning lamp should light. If the lamp is illuminated replace the sending switch. If the light does not come on,either the bulb is burned our or the wiring is damaged.Use test light for confirm voltage is present at the sensor terminal connector. If there the bulb is bad.
God bless you

Hi,

The most common cause of Panasonic Rear Projection LCD TVs not starting is bulb failure. The PT-60LC13 users manual gives some help in translating the LEDs on the front of the TV.

If the TV worked normally for a period of time (months or years) and won't start, the most likely cause is bulb failure. There is no way to measure the bulb, sometimes the bulb is visibly damaged when it fails. Remove the Lamp Assembly and look at the bulb.

If there was an On-Screen Lamp Replace warning and TV won't start, bulb has failed.

The first step with all Panasonic Rear Projection TV "No Picture" problems is bulb replacement. If that does not remedy the problem, get a technician, there are no user serviceable parts. Guessing if the ballast, power supply, controller board or optical engine is faulty is not practical.

The Panasonic Lamp Gallery shows all Panasonic models and Lamp Numbers. There is also a link to Panasonic DIY bulb and lamp replacement.

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Howdy,
YES, the TV was telling/warning you that Lamp was going out soon so you would not be without the use of your TV while you get a Lamp.

Thanks for using FIXYA, BIG IRISH.

MAKE SURE BLUB WIRING IS THE SAME AS OLD BLUB, IN24 AND IN24+ WIRING IS DIFFERENT IN CONNECTOR.

Press the left and right buttons, as well as the power button once the lamp has turned on. This will reset the lamp life counter.

I have a PT-50LCX63 unit. After 5 years and 4 bulbs, a "reset lamp" warning showed up every time I turned on the tv. I have to say that after a few weeks, the message ceased on its own. I don't know if all models eventually reset or turn off, but I could not find any other information on the direct way of resetting. I find the warning a waste of time since the bulbs are good for 10 -14 months. Sadly I missed the class action suit that dealt with the premature lamp failures. I am looking for a new tv at this point. Bulbs have cost me $1200.00 since I bought it. The warning is supposed to allow you the option of replacing the lamp before it fails, Ha! what a joke...Thanks for reading.

OK, found the solution on the net, you have to use the buttons on the projector instead of the remote to access the menu item.

Inside all projectors is a lamp ballast that runs the lamp. It could be in the early process of failing.
This website will explain the whole ballast thing clearly. It is important that if your ballast is failing, then you get it replaced or you maybe infor another very expensive light bulb very soon.

Hope that makes your issue somewhat clearer (pardon the punn)