how to fix burn spot on projector

 

This is a tutorial on how to fix a small burn spot on your projector.

First, turn off power to the device and unplug it from outlet.

Next, you will want to make sure that your projector has cooled down for about an hour before you touch it. For cooling purposes, the best option would be either placing the projector in a ventilated area or putting it in its box.

After these two procedures have been taken care of, you should be able to safely get rid of the debris from inside of your device by removing all screws holding the case together and sliding out any pieces that may be stuck. Now that you have the case off, you can remove the lens. Since there is a slight risk of scratching the lens, it should be left alone TOUCHING it at this point in time is not recommended.

The burn spot will be easily visible because of its bright color. To go about fixing this small problem, you will need to find a piece of carbon cloth which should be placed inside of your device without wedging with debris to get an idea whether or not there is any dirt present inside.

 

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Once you have identified if there are any particles that are stuck in your device, take out the carbon cloth and wipe away the debris. Using the same cloth, you can wipe away any remaining dirt from the outside of your device.

Turn on your projector once again hoping for the best.

Satisfaction guaranteed!

And that's how to fix a small burn spot on your projector.

PART ONE: HOW TO FIX A SMALL BURNS PLAZA ON YOUR PROJECTOR

It is important to note that this repair can only be performed on a professional level by professionals. If you are not a certified technician and decide to fix your projector, you risk damaging the plastic parts of the projector or even yourself in the process. Parts such as lenses, bulbs and circuit boards can easily be damaged by improper handling and will result in expensive repairs for you. For the sake of your projectors health, it is best left to the professionals.

Step 1: Remove Lens from projector

First, turn off power to the device and unplug it from outlet. Next, you will want to make sure that your projector has cooled down for about an hour before you touch it. For cooling purposes, the best option would be either placing the projector in a ventilated area or putting it in its box.

 

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Step 2: Open up Projector

After these two procedures have been taken care of, you should be able to safely get rid of the debris from inside of your device by removing all screws holding the case together and sliding out any pieces that may be stuck their way into your lens.

Step 3: Extraction of Lens

You can now remove any debris that may be stuck above the lens by either picking it out or with a small flat blade screwdriver. After these two procedures have been taken care of, you should be able to safely get rid of the debris from inside of your device by removing all screws holding the case together and sliding out any pieces that may be sticking one way or another.

Step 4: Cleaning with Carbon Cloth

The next step is to take out your carbon cloth and place it into your projector without wedging with debris to see if there is any dirt present in your device.