Comments on: Philips Lamp Adapter (PLA) For All Those Older TVs… http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/ Your Community For DLP Repair Tips! Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:17:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Bjorn Egil Rabben http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-22793 Bjorn Egil Rabben Thu, 27 Nov 2008 19:48:23 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-22793 Hello! I was given a Samsung SP43J6HD for free today, unfortunately with a supposed broken lamp. Does your company have a conversion kit that will fit, and at what cost? Kind regards Bjorn P.S I live in Norway. Hello!

I was given a Samsung SP43J6HD for free today, unfortunately with a supposed broken lamp.
Does your company have a conversion kit that will fit, and at what cost?
Kind regards

Bjorn
P.S I live in Norway.

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]]> By: Phil H http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-15412 Phil H Fri, 20 Jun 2008 06:52:53 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-15412 I contacted discount merchants for help an they flatly refused stating they know nothing about the type of bulbs needed for certain tvs with this in mind how do you know which bulb if the people selling them dont know. I have the samsung sp43j6hd which is not on any of the lists for new lamps so which do i use someone please help here. some say its the e23h some the e23 other sites say different things so which one please. I contacted discount merchants for help an they flatly refused stating they know nothing about the type of bulbs needed for certain tvs with this in mind how do you know which bulb if the people selling them dont know. I have the samsung sp43j6hd which is not on any of the lists for new lamps so which do i use someone please help here. some say its the e23h some the e23 other sites say different things so which one please.

]]> By: ChucK http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-15175 ChucK Tue, 17 Jun 2008 08:45:10 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-15175 I also have an RCA HD61THW263 with the 265109 lamp. The tv turns on and works fine, but the picture is very dark, even in a totaly dark room. Is this a sign of the bulb going out? And if so where can i get the adapter and bulb for this tv. I also have an RCA HD61THW263 with the 265109 lamp. The tv turns on and works fine, but the picture is very dark, even in a totaly dark room. Is this a sign of the bulb going out? And if so where can i get the adapter and bulb for this tv.

]]> By: John http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-10063 John Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:48:49 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-10063 Hi, I have the Optoma RD65 DLP TV which uses OSRAM P-VIP 120/1.3 E23 (5Kv precharge). I alredy tried the OSRAM P-VIP 100/120 1.0/1.3 E23h(h=15Kv precharge) which is not compatible with Optoma RD65 whose ballast only supports 5Kv precharge. Do you carry any compatible lamp for the RD65? Thank you. Hi,

I have the Optoma RD65 DLP TV which uses OSRAM P-VIP 120/1.3 E23 (5Kv precharge). I alredy tried the OSRAM P-VIP 100/120 1.0/1.3 E23h(h=15Kv precharge) which is not compatible with Optoma RD65 whose ballast only supports 5Kv precharge. Do you carry any compatible lamp for the RD65? Thank you.

]]> By: FixYourDLP.com http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-9861 FixYourDLP.com Sat, 19 Apr 2008 16:30:29 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-9861 John, If could be any of a number of problems...unfortunately :( The RCA's have troubled power supplies. By power supply, I'm not referring to the ballast...but the actual power supply of the TV. If you follow your TV power plug from your wall to the back of the TV, your power supply is located right there. How do you check to see if your power supply is the problem? Follow your power cable to the power supply PCB and examine the board. Usually when the power supply fails, you'll get the same symptoms as your lamp going out. Either: 1) The TV will turn on and off like you mentioned John 2) Or, you will get 5 blinking on the front of the TV How do you know if your TV might have a bad power supply? Unless your technically inclined (with the proper diagnosis tools) you will have to rely on your eyes. On the power supply board, you will have a series of capacitors. If the top of these capacitors are slightly elevated, they could be leaking. Obviously, if the tops of the capacitors are blown off, you know that's your problem :) John,

If could be any of a number of problems…unfortunately :(

The RCA’s have troubled power supplies. By power supply, I’m not referring to the ballast…but the actual power supply of the TV. If you follow your TV power plug from your wall to the back of the TV, your power supply is located right there.

How do you check to see if your power supply is the problem? Follow your power cable to the power supply PCB and examine the board. Usually when the power supply fails, you’ll get the same symptoms as your lamp going out.

Either:
1) The TV will turn on and off like you mentioned John
2) Or, you will get 5 blinking on the front of the TV

How do you know if your TV might have a bad power supply? Unless your technically inclined (with the proper diagnosis tools) you will have to rely on your eyes. On the power supply board, you will have a series of capacitors. If the top of these capacitors are slightly elevated, they could be leaking. Obviously, if the tops of the capacitors are blown off, you know that’s your problem :)

]]> By: john http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-9801 john Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:16:32 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-9801 I have a RCA HD44LPW62 DLP, MY PROBLEM IS WHEN I TURN ON THE TV IT STAYS ON FOR ABOUT A MIN THEN TURNS OFF, I TURN IT BACK ON AND THE SAME THING? IS THIS A OVERHEATING ISSUE OR BALLAST ISSUE? THANKS I have a RCA HD44LPW62 DLP, MY PROBLEM IS WHEN I TURN ON THE TV IT STAYS ON FOR ABOUT A MIN THEN TURNS OFF, I TURN IT BACK ON AND THE SAME THING?
IS THIS A OVERHEATING ISSUE OR BALLAST ISSUE? THANKS

]]> By: Steve Jones http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-8962 Steve Jones Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:36:54 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-8962 Crystal, If you have a BP96-00224C it's possible that your TV has a 100W ballast, but it's also completely possible that it has a 120W ballast. During manufacturing of the BP96-00224C series TVs, Samsung switch from the 100W to the 120W. Looking at the replacement parts from your TV, it appears that your TV should have come with the newer 120W ballast...which makes sense because it's a HLP Series. So, your TV should be compatible with the brightest kit, the P132W+Adapter. Here is a link to Discount-Merchant.com http://www.discount-merchant.com/Philips-Lamp-Adapter-Convert-your-your-DLP-p/new_philips_plus_pla.htm&Click=1466 Crystal,
If you have a BP96-00224C it’s possible that your TV has a 100W ballast, but it’s also completely possible that it has a 120W ballast. During manufacturing of the BP96-00224C series TVs, Samsung switch from the 100W to the 120W.
Looking at the replacement parts from your TV, it appears that your TV should have come with the newer 120W ballast…which makes sense because it’s a HLP Series.

So, your TV should be compatible with the brightest kit, the P132W+Adapter. Here is a link to Discount-Merchant.com

http://www.discount-merchant.com/Philips-Lamp-Adapter-Convert-your-your-DLP-p/new_philips_plus_pla.htm&Click=1466

]]> By: Crystal http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-8930 Crystal Tue, 04 Mar 2008 23:59:30 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-8930 I was wondering which of the new small bulbs I should get I have a Samsung HLP5674W and normally use a BP9600224C bulb. Thanks I was wondering which of the new small bulbs I should get I have a Samsung HLP5674W and normally use a BP9600224C bulb.
Thanks

]]> By: -Stan http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2007/03/17/philips-lamp-adapter-pla-for-all-those-older-tvs/#comment-7626 -Stan Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:09:59 +0000 http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/?p=14#comment-7626 Is there an adapter for the HD61THW263 265109 bulb? If not can you design one this bulb is hard to find and expensive. Is there an adapter for the HD61THW263 265109 bulb? If not can you design one this bulb is hard to find and expensive.

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