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Electronics Repair (sci.electronics.repair) Discussion of repairing electronic equipment. Topics include requests for assistance, where to obtain servicing information and parts, techniques for diagnosis and repair, and annecdotes about success, failures and problems. |
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I would like to thank all the responders to my request for help in finding
service literature for the Proxima DP8200X. I have 25 years of A/V repair experience and have attended the Sharp LCD Projector repair training. It's sad that Proxima (Infocus)(Ask/Proxima) etc., does not support non-warranty repair facilities. It appears that NEC is fast becoming the LCD Projector of choice. It is also sad that the DP8200X that I am working on is only out of warranty by 2 months. The lamp had not yet been replaced. I estimate that this projector only has less than 800 hours on it. By the way, I have cleaned the filter and changed the lamp out. No change in behavior was noticed. Since the power LED does not show a standby status at all, it makes think its power supply related. Changing the power supply would be about $800.00 and may not repair it. Most LCD projectors also have a separate power/ballast board. Without any service literature I'm not sure if the repair of this projector will be justified at this point. Again, thanks to all that reponded. Good hunting!! |
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We have some Mitsubishi's that are working good after 2 years too. I
like the NEC's too. |
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