Christie DLV1280 DX, User Manual

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MAINTENANCE
DLV1280 DX User’s Manual
4-11
Install new lens assembly
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IMPORTANT:
Remove the rear (smallest)
lens cap from the new lens Keep the front
lens cap on during installation.
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See Figure 4.13. Align the large cut-out area
on the lens flange to the bottom of the lens
mount (which has a matching cut-out). The 3
lens assembly slots should align with the lens
mount screws so that the screw heads will fit
through the large end of the slots.
NOTE: On most lenses, a small extra
“keying” slot located at approximately “2
o’clock” on the lens flange will align with a
set screw in the same location on the lens
mount, preventing the lens from being
installed in the wrong orientation. If the lens flange does not seem to fit into
place over all screws, try rotating the lens assembly in one direction or
another.
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With the lens assembly aligned and the screws inserted through the flange, use
both hands to rotate the lens barrel clockwise until the lens mount screw heads
lock into the small end of the lens assembly slots.
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Secure the 3 lens mount screws.
Reposition the projector for new lens
Remove the front lens cap and reposition the projector closer or further from the
screen as necessary for the screen and the new lens type (refer to lens descriptions in
Section 2 and Section 5 and Appendix E, Throw Distance). In a permanent
installation, always use the appropriate throw distance formula to calculate the
distance accurately Power up and test. Adjust offsets as necessary.
If the projector appears not to be operating properly, note the symptoms present and
use the following guide to assist you. If you cannot resolve the problems yourself,
contact your dealer for assistance.
The projector will not turn on when
Power*
is pressed…
1. Make sure to hold
Power*
for approximately one second. Or press
Power*
quickly
and release, and follow with ON .
2. Do both LEDs light at the rear of the projector? Check that the power cord is
properly connected at the wall outlet (100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz nominal) and that
you are using the original high-current 13A cable provided.
STEP 5
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Figure 4.13. Orientation
STEP 6
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4.6 Troubleshooting
Symptom
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CAUSE / REMEDY: