Troubleshooting, E-48 – NEC DT100 User Manual

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E-48

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Troubleshooting

If you think a fault has occurred, check the following table and take the required action.

Problem

Projector does not turn on

E-18

E-45

The projector lamp does not light.

E-45

E-47

E-43

E-45

No picture

E-26

E-19, E-25

E-34

E-21

Picture is distorted.

E-18

E-32

Picture is blurred

E-27

E-17

E-32

Image jitter

E-34

E-14

Picture shifts.

E-34

Color shift

E-34

No sound

E-35

Cabinet emits cracking sound

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Alarm indicator is lit or blinking.

E-43

E-47

Remote control does not operate.

E-15

E-9, E-10

E-9, E-10

E-15

Check These items

• The power cable is disconnected.

• The lamp unit cover has not been replaced.

• The lamp is blown.

• The air filter has not been replaced.

• The temperature inside your projector is too high. For protection, the

lamp does not light.

• The lamp usage time has exceeded 1500 hours.

• Selected input device is not connected.

• Cable from input device not connected correctly.

• "Brightness" or "Contrast" in the "Image adjustment" menu is set

fully to the negative side.

• Check the functions of the personal computer.

• Your projector is not positioned correctly.

• The keystoning is set.

• Focus not adjusted.

• The projection distance should be within the limit of the lens' focal

range.

• The keystoning is set.

• Adjust the PHASE under "Sync adjustment" menu.

• Press the

AUTO
SYNC

button of the remote control and perform "Sync

adjustment".

• Is the setting in the "Sync adjustment" menu correct?

• Adjust the PHASE under "Sync adjustment" menu.

• The volume control is set fully to the negative side.

• Cracking sounds are emitted when the cabinet expands or shrinks

slightly due to changes in temperature. These sounds do not affect

performance.

• Follow the procedure described in Protection from Overheating.

• The air filter is missing.

• Batteries exhausted or worn out.

• The remote control sensor is radiated by other lights such as

lighting.

• The remote control sensor on your projector is obscured.

•Inverter equipment is near.

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