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| Aug 10, 2010 11:40:32 AM
Hi Sheridan - I may need 3 light tunnels for an Infocus LP70+ - are those something you can get?
I took one apart and I can possibly glue it back together, but whats the recommended glue? If I can just get the light tunnel already assembled that may help get these back on the road. These projectors are used by 3 busy presenters in a business environment.
You can email me directly if its easier - jgolas2@jkj.com THANKS!! |
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| Aug 10, 2010 11:18:56 AM
sheridan,
do you have a replacement light tunnel for the lp70+, or do you know where i can get one.
what would the price be??
Thanks,
--Mike |
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| Jun 11, 2010 11:27:20 AM
Hi Sheridan, I am looking for a light tunnel for an Infocus LP70+ projector. Are you able to get one of these? If so, my email is jpsamm7ATgmailDOTcom (replace AT and DOT with actual symbols).
Thanks. |
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| Aug 7, 2009 9:58:41 AM
Did you get your projector to wor? what did you do if it has been resolved? Did you update the firmware? if so how?
I am experiencing the exact same issue with my LP70+
[QUOTE=jeffsreid|Mar 30, 2006 2:26:15 AM]
HELP! My iLM300 (IBM) [which, except for the label, is a Infocus LP70) is shutting down after anywhere from 10 seconds to 30 minutes of use. At first I thought it was the bulb (1100 hours +), and this was its way of saying 'sayanora', so at a considerable expense, I replaced it, and guess what. It still kept blinking out after a short time. I assume it is from overheating. So, as instructed with computer fans, I gave them a drop of light machine oil at the axel (there are two 40mm fans inside near the bulb set into a custom fitting, not apparently replaceable with standard computer fans). While in there (yes, I opened the case, voiding any warranty - which had expired last month anyways) I cleaned out accumulated dust. Neither did the trick. :-(
What did work was blowing canned air into the intake slowly, but hey, that would really be awkward when watching a two hour movie (And canned air ain't cheap). Soooo, I rigged up an 80mm 12V fan to the exhaust, to really suck the air through. STILL DIDN'T WORK!
Does anyone have experience with this, or is there a tempature sensor that can be replaced? I don't have the cash to buy another projector! I've loved this little power house and can't figure out what went wrong.
IBM - iLM300 aka: Infocus LP70
Unit Hours 1100
Lamp Hours , Brand New
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| Dec 24, 2007 7:43:47 AM
Hi Sheridan,
I got the same trouble with my LP70+ projector.
One mirror of the light tunnel went across the path, blocking the light which also produced overheating in that area + minor scratches on two other mirrors + broken corner!..
On an engineering point of view this is really a poor design (cost saving again and again!)
The tunnel is in 4 pieces and I'm designing a special fixture in order to maintain them in the right position for applying the glue..
I still have to make a choise for the glue?
I mean I will succeed but I'm not confident over a long time.
Question: can you get the replacement part for my LP70+ ?
dimensions are:
length : 23 mm
inner dim. : 4.85 x 6.90 mm about!
outer dim. : 6.95 x 8.50 mm (should no exceed 7.5 x 9)
please email me at b.p_i_err_at@lap#oste.net (remove 3 underlines and the # !!)
The disassembly procedure is really horrible and I will post it later; that could help someone since I spent 3 hours to understand how to proceed without hammer!
Thanks and merry Christmas.
Bernard |
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