LAMP REPLACEMENT
CAUTION: LAMP CAN BE EXTREMELY HOT!
1. Allow the overhead projector to run for four or five
minutes after the lamp burns out. The fan should cool
the burned out lamp and prevent injury when you at-
tempt to replace the lamp.
2. Turn off the projector and disconnect the power cord
from the electrical outlet. Although the G-200 is
equipped with a safety interlock switch that cuts off
current when the projection stage is lifted, it is con-
sidered an additional safety precaution to disconnect
the power cord.
3. Remove the cover lock screw on the side of the unit
and lift up the cover to expose the inside of the pro-
jector. The bracket located near the cooling fan will
hold the lid open (A) (see Fig.2).
4. Hold bulb by the ceramic base and pull it out of the
socket (see Fig. 2).
5. To install a new lamp, hold lamp by the ceramic base
and insert the two pins on the lamp into the matching
holes in the socket.
NOTE:
Make sure the lamp is pushed into the socket
completely, otherwise the filament of the lamp will not
be properly located.
6. Close the projector lid, see Fig. 3.
1. Lift up slightly on lid.
2. Pull up on bracket.
3. Lower lid.
NOTE:
Replace lamp with type EYB 360 watt 82 volt bulb
only.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
The G-200 overhead projector needs minimal mainte-
nance to keep it operating in peak condition. It is only
necessary to keep the optical elements clean and to re-
place lamps when necessary. Remove dust from optical
elements with a soft, lint-free cloth.
If the elements are very soiled, carefully remove them
and clean with lens tissue or a soft, water-dampened,
lint-free cloth. Dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth.
Remove dust from the reflector every time the lamp is
changed.
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G-200 Projection Table
Projection
Distance* (Feet)
6
7
8
9
10
11
Size of Screen
Image from 10" x 10" 46 x 46 55 x 55 63 x 63 72 x 72 80 x 80 89 x 89
slide (inches)**
(14" lens)
*Distance is measured from front of projector to screen.
**All dimensions are ±5%.
A
FIG. 2
PULL
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