Good time to all.
Who has already worked 1-2K hours at 5600/5650 tell me if there is a problem in it (doesn’t appear) with the blue light of the upper left corner? (lower right, if the projector is under the ceiling), how was the problem on the second generation 5300/5350?
Is there any information about this problem (polarizer degradation on the blue matrix path) on the third generation? I can’t find it anywhere. On the second generation, reviews began to appear even after 200 hours of viewing in some ...
Thank you all for this info.
Regarding the issue of cleaning ... There are no particular problems in it. The main thing is to approach neatly and with straight arms. :)
I cleaned my eh-tw5300 after 8K hours (the second lamp began to flicker in eco mode, when I changed the lamp to the third, I cleaned the projector. I change the lamps without waiting for the message on the change, but simply if the microflicker starts on eco). It took 2 full cylinders of air to clean (it took 4 cylinders altogether, but by 50 percent. They are supercooled during use and just took the next cylinder for cleaning). The filter passes micro dust a little and they, like flour, settle on all surfaces inside the projector.
Dismantling the whole Phillips screwdriver. We regularly take photos after literally every bolt and everything will work out.
We remove the top cover, unscrew the board, fold all the cables from it, remove it.
We see the second board to which the matrix already connects with loops. We repeat the same.
Having removed the second board, we see the entire video module (we also unscrew the 4 bolts of its fastening and take it out)
Having extended we look at bolts !!! Some of them are varnished. DO NOT TOUCH THEM !!!!
Gently remove the top cover from the module by unscrewing the screws without varnish. Remove vertically up. The first polarizers are fixed on it. We carefully blow everything out with compressed air, taking care that condensate does not spill from the air pipe (we keep the air strictly upright). If condensate pours, although it evaporates instantly, it can nevertheless leave leaks / streaks on lenses / mirrors / filters and other things. In this procedure, we DO everything carefully. Touch nothing, even if you want :) Only air. We blow everything and close the lid back. Visually, it will immediately be seen that before purging the mirrors, walls, filters were as if matte, and after purging, absolutely mirror-like - transparent :)
We are debugging the video module away .... (you can remove the lens optics module, blow out the extreme lenses as desired. I took pictures - blew out. I highly recommend not disassembling it :) It is visually tight and opening it can cause dust to get to where it not a place) Anyway ....
And it remains the case for small. Parse the rest
Carefully remove the module-component after component, blow it with air until clean and put it in place. No more difficult than dusting a laptop or pc .... From the photo, we collect everything in the reverse order. Unfortunately, the disassembled video module did not fotkal. Hands and head were not busy :)
The projector has 3 fans. 1 pumps air and distributes it through the ventilation channels to the cooling points. A second small fan accelerates (increases the pressure can) the air for the lamp. It stands and blows precisely the lamp. The third exhaust fan. Throws hot air out. All fans are non-separable, with fully sealed bearings-bushings (I can’t say what it costs there). Not subject to lubrication.
That's about the condition in which the blowing fan was, which is immediately AFTER the FILTER!
I will make a reservation right away. Operating conditions - apartment. The cleaning is regular. Purge the filter about once a month and a half. The projector is fixed to the ceiling. Operation since August 2016.
The result - significantly increased brightness and contrast. You practically don’t feel its fall, since dusting is very slow. But after cleaning ... as if I bought a new projector. By the noise. In the eco mode, it began to work much quieter, but in the normal mode it was both loud and remained. Maybe a little quieter at normal.
Maybe someone will need my experience :)
And on the first question (blue light on a cold projector in the upper left corner, disappears by 90 percent when warming up), maybe someone owns information on the third generation of budget epss ...
Good luck to all!
Post has been editedsaf_v - 13.03.19, 14:59