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LX-P1010ZU/ZE

8 PARTS LIST

8.1. EXPLODED VIEW
(BOTTOM CASE SECTION)

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN

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SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY.
WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS, USE
ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS.

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Summary of Contents for LX-P1010ZE

Page 1: ...ay S VIDEO IN Type Mini Din 4 pin 1 Input signal Y luminance signal 1 0V p p sync negative 75Ω terminated C chrominance signal burst 0 286V p p 75Ω terminated Scanning frequency fH 15 75kHz fV 60Hz NTSC NTSC4 43 PAL M fH 15 63kHz fV 50Hz PAL SECAM PAL N Composite video input Display VIDEO IN Type RCA jack yellow 1 Input signal 1 0V p p 75Ω terminated Scanning frequency Refer to S video Component v...

Page 2: ...GRAM 28 5 4 DIGITAL SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 30 5 5 LCD DRIVE SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 32 5 6 RGB VIDEO SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 34 5 7 POWER AUDIO SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 36 5 8 AD DA TG SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 38 5 9 IO ROM SECTION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 40 5 10 O...

Page 3: ...2 2 7 3 Disconnect connectors P1901 P1902 P2002 P2004 and P3501 P3503 on the Main PWB as shown in Fig 2 2 8 a Connect Extension Cables as follows b Connect Extension Cable 1 30 pin between P3501 on the Main PWB and the LCD Red Unit c Connect Extension Cable 1 30 pin between P3502 on the Main PWB and the LCD Green Unit d Connect Extension Cable 1 36 pin between P3503 on the Main PWB and the LCD Blu...

Page 4: ...OM IC Then remove the jumper wire 4 SELF CHECK appears on screen 5 Remove jumper wires and MEMORY OK appears on screen 6 Perform adjustments 3 4 1 through 3 4 8 3 4 11 and 3 4 12 7 After completing all adjustments press the MENU button to memorize adjustment data in EEPROM IC and release from the Factory Adjust mode Otherwise adjustment data will be cancelled Note When initializing EEPROM IC memor...

Page 5: ...e hour for lamp replacement If you need to replace the lamp more urgently The LCD Projector has a forced cooling feature After the POWER switch is turned OFF and sometime during about the first minute of the normal cooling fan operation press MENU for 5 seconds The cooling fan will change to high speed for about 10 minutes The C d STATUS CODE will be displayed 2 Loosen 2 screws A using a screwdriv...

Page 6: ... and slightly pull up on the Cable to confirm if it is installed firmly Note Do not drop the remote control unit Keep the remote control unit away from liquids Remove the battery if not using the remote control unit for long periods 3 Insert the battery holder 2 Insert the battery into the battery holder so that the plus side is facing upward 1 While pushing the battery holder tab to the right pul...

Page 7: ... This flowchart indicates the disassembly steps of the cabinet parts and the P W Boards When reassembling perform the step s in the reverse order 2 2 DISASSEMBLY METHOD OF CABINET PARTS 2 2 1 Removal of the Lamp Cover Unit 1 Loosen 2 screws A as shown in Fig 2 2 1 2 Carefully pull theTab A side of the Bottom Case Unit as shown in Fig 2 2 3 3 Carefully remove the Bottom Case Unit with paying attent...

Page 8: ...d pull the Filter Cover with the Filter as shown in Fig 2 2 5 Assembly Note 1 Make sure that the Lamp Hold Lever is in the original position as shown in Fig 2 2 4 2 Be extra cautious during operation not to damage the Detect Switch Lamp Cover Switch provided on the Portion b of the Main PWB 2 Open the Barrier Unit 3 Remove the Joint Plate R L and the Ballast Holder as shown in Fig 2 2 7 2 2 5 Remo...

Page 9: ...Note Installing the Lamp Fan Unit so that the name plate faces to the side of the Front Cover Assembly Note 1 Make sure that the Joint Plate R L and the Ballast Holder are in their original position as shown in Fig 2 2 7 2 Be extra cautious during operation not to damage the Detect Switch Lamp Cover Switch provided on the Portion a of the Main PWB as shown in Fig 2 2 8 2 2 6 Removal of the Power F...

Page 10: ...rst If it is installed without removing the Filter Cover the Filter Switch may be damaged 4 When installing the Optical Unit make sure that the position of portion a is at the fuse F1102 and pay attention not to nip the connector cable of P1151 under the Optical Unit as shown in Fig 2 2 12 2 2 9 Removal of the Optical Unit 1 Remove the Main Grounding Plate as shown in Fig 2 2 12 2 Carefully pull o...

Page 11: ...ion as shown in Fig 2 2 16 Assembly Note After the installation of the speaker put on the tape in the original position 2 2 11 Removal of the Main Power PWB the Ballast PWB the Inlet PWB and the Ballast Barrier A 1 Carefully pull out the Main Power PWB the Ballast PWB and the Inlet PWB along with the Ballast Barrier A as shown in Fig 2 2 14 2 Disconnect 3 connectors P1151 P1201 P1302 and P1303 as ...

Page 12: ...f the Operation PWB 1 Remove 2 screws J as shown in Fig 2 2 17 2 releasing 2 tabs remove the Eject Knob 3 Remove the Remote Control Holder Unit 4 Remove 4 screw K and the Support Plate as shown in Fig 2 2 18 5 Carefully pull out the Operation PWB Assembly Note When installing the Eject Knob be careful of the direction of the insertion as shown in Fig 2 2 19 Fig 2 2 17 Fig 2 2 18 Fig 2 2 19 Fig 2 3...

Page 13: ...ith lens cleaner if necessary 1 After replacing the Polarizer Unit adjustment is necessary Refer to 3 1 Initial Guide Line 2 Make sure of the Mark color to distinguish the Polarizer Unit Red Green Blue as shown in Fig 2 4 2 2 4 2 Removal of the Lamp House Unit 1 Remove a screw B as shown in Fig 2 4 3 2 Remove the Lamp Duct 3 Remove 2 screws C as shown in Fig 2 4 4 4 Remove the Fuse Holder 5 Lift t...

Page 14: ...tton 4 Press 5 or button on remote control to select and press the ENTER button to set the item to be adjusted Note Do not adjust all items in DIGITAL ADJUST and VIDEO BRIGHT in VIDEO RGB ADJUST and GAMMA R G B in LCD FAN ADJUST 3 2 TEST EQUIPMENT To do all of these adjustments the following equipment is required 1 Dual Trace Oscilloscope Voltage Range 0 001 50 V Div Frequency Range DC 50 MHz Prob...

Page 15: ... TP3502 R3526 Q3511 Q3514 Q3512 IC3503 Q3515 Q3509 Q3506 Q3504 Q3507 Q3501 Q3510 Q3505 R3506 FL2009 FL2011 FL2012 P2003 FL2013 R3501 R3511 R3510 R3512 C3502 C3563 C3553 Q4005 Q4003 Q5024 Q5023 Q5007 C3594 R5023 R3012 R3010 R3011 R3001 R3002 L4001 L3001 L5003 R4021 R4019 R4017 R4012 R5054 R5056 R5057 R5058 R5025 R5026 R5024 R5055 IC5001 C4007 C4005 C3004 R3007 R3009 R3008 R3004 R3005 R3003 C5016 C5...

Page 16: ...mes the same as OSD Black level 9 Select G LEVEL and press 2 or 3 button so that White level becomes the same as OSD White level 10 Connect the oscilloscope to TP3503 11 Press 5 or button on remote control to select B BRIGHT 12 Press 2 or 3 button so that Black level becomes the same as OSD Black level 13 Select B LEVEL and press 2 or 3 button so that White level becomes the same as OSD White leve...

Page 17: ... button so that the Blue level becomes the same as OSD White level Note TP3502 Main PWB 1 Supply Gray Scale Pattern Signal 3 scales 2 Connect the oscilloscope to TP3502 3 Press 5 or or MENU button on remote control to select VIDEO LEVEL 4 Press 2 or 3 button so that the white level becomes the same as OSD white level 3 4 4 COMPONENT VIDEO COLOR ADJUSTMENT YPBPR COLOR ADUSTMENT Purpose To set the o...

Page 18: ...m signal level Symptom of Misadjustment The picture will be too light or too dark Note TP3505 Main PWB Note This adjustment should be done in a darkroom 1 Supply Green Level Adjustment Signal and project on the screen 2 Press 5 or button on remote control to select BLACK LEVEL 3 Press 2 or 3 button so that Portion B are invisible and Portion A are visible on the screen 3 4 7 BLACK LEVEL ADJUSTMENT...

Page 19: ... the proper position Symptom of Misadjustment The non uniformity color will appear 3 4 8 WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT CUT OFF ADUSTMENT Purpose To set the standard white level for each color temperature Symptom of Misadjustment White will become bluish or reddish This adjustment should be done in a darkroom 5 4 8 1 METHOD 1 Note This adjustment should be done in a darkroom 1 Supply Gray Scale Pattern ...

Page 20: ...o that color uniformity is achieved over the whole screen And then tighten 2 screws C 4 If the Full Mirror Blue adjustment can not be done repeat step 1 through 2 Note Do not use excessive force when adjusting the Mirror Otherwise the Mirror may be damaged 3 4 10 POLARIZER ADJUSTMENT This adjustment needs Extension Cable Prease refer to 1 1 SERVICE POSITION Purpose To set the polarizer in the prop...

Page 21: ...N ADJUSTMENT 1 Supply Black Signal 0 and project on the screen 2 Loosen a Screw B of Polarizer Green Unit 3 Move the Polarizer Green Unit to the right and left so that the whole screen becomes the blackest possible value and then tighten a Screw B POLARIZER BLUE ADJUSTMENT 1 Supply Black Signal 0 and project on the screen 2 Loosen a Screw C of Polarizer Blue Unit 3 Move the Polarizer Blue Unit to ...

Page 22: ...1901 P1902 P1903 P1906 P1907 correctly 2 Check following fan lock signal Check the voltage at following pins of IC1905 Pin 2 Pin 11 GND approx 14 V YES NO YES NO Lamp ON Check the voltage at following pins of connectors P1901 P1902 P1903 P1907 Pin 3 Pin 2 GND above 7 11 V Replace Main PWB Ass y Properly instali Filter cover or Lamp cover Replace Temperature Fuse Check the power voltage line on Mai...

Page 23: ...0 with no condensation Wait until the Lamp Unit is cooled off approx 5 minutes and try to turn the power back on If this code appears try above again and again If this code appears continuously more than 5 or 6 times replace the Lamp Unit If this code appears again after replacement of the Lamp Unit replace the Main Power PWB and Ballast PWB Wait until the Lamp Unit has cooled off approx 5 minutes...

Page 24: ... 4 Pin 8 GND approx 7 V Pin 5 Pin 8 GND approx 3 3 V Note Disconnect connector P1905 to check abobe voltage if you checked previously Check Operation PWB Pull out the power code and wait for approx 10 minutes Plug in the power cord Is there any sound of relay on Replace the Main Power PWB and Ballast PWB Replace defective fuse and the Main Power PWB and Ballast PWB Is Lamp ON Replace Lamp Unit Che...

Page 25: ... of Power deos not turn on Power circuit is defective See troubleshooting of Power does not turn on Is Video cabie connected properly Is Video cabie connected properly Lamp or Power circuit is defective See troubleshooting of Power deos not turn on Power circuit is defective See troubleshooting of Power does not turn on YES YES YES YES NO NO NO NO OK YES YES YES NO NO NO NO PICTURE VIDEO INPUT NO ...

Page 26: ...parts are not included in the service parts supply targets LCD UNIT CONVERTER INTEGRATOR SCREEN LENS PROJECTION GREEN LCD LCD BLUE DICROIC PRISM LCD RED FM B FM R2 FM R1 DG DY FM SW RGB CONTROLLER PROCESS MICRO ROM RS 232C TRANSCIVER RS 232C GENERATOR TIMING A D PROCESS SIGNAL SYNC DECODER VIDEO DIGITAL SECTION POWER SWITCHING SIG B SIG G SIG R LCD DRIVE SECTION PC IN YPBPR IN RGB VIDEO SECTION AC...

Page 27: ... R LCD B I2C GND GND PC_IN MAIN PWB V LSEP3030D1 LX P1010ZU ZE INTERCONNECTION PRISM LCD UNIT V LSVQ0027 CSYNC MAC2 NC NC I2C_SCK HSYNC VSYNC RTS HSKO 2 3 7 6 DSR TXD 8 5 7 4 TXD TXD 1 1 4 DTR GPI RXD 3 GND CTS HSKI 6 8 2 RXD RXD 5 FG AC100 240V_IN AC100 240V_IN LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP UNIT INLET PWB V LSEP1063A1 BALLAST PWB V LSEP1062A1 MAIN POWER PWB V LSEP1061A1 DUCT FAN 1 V LSRF0010 CAUT...

Page 28: ...A2 50 ROMOE 51 CS0 40 D9 52 CS1 43 D12 46 D15 49 ROMWE 45 D14 44 D13 41 D10 42 D11 30 CPU_RESET 33 D2 35 D4 37 D6 39 D8 28 XRESET 29 XRESET 32 D1 36 D5 34 D3 38 D7 31 D0 9 KEY_IN1 14 SCAN_0 12 SCAN_2 10 KEY_IN0 13 SCAN_1 8 KEY_IN2 11 SCAN_3 15 KEY_IN3 16 I2CDATA 17 I2CSCK 18 I2CDATA 19 I2CSCK 20 I2CDATA 21 I2CSCK 0 R2322 R2321 0 0 R2267 22 6 3V C2079 0 1 C2044 0 1 C2109 47 R2178 D2002 MA8039 L 47 ...

Page 29: ...0 1 Q3517 2SD1819ARS C3504 0 1 C3529 22 6 3V R3576 22K C3566 0 1 R3632 10 Q3522 2SB1218ARS R3550 22 R3592 12K C3597 0 1 L3507 22U C3547 0 1 R3571 39K R3506 560 Q3532 2SD1819ARS C3544 0 1 Q3509 2SC563200L TP3501 TOPOWER AUDIO TOAD DA TG LSJE0001 R3613 4700 R3620 4700 R3501 6800 R3623 10 R3625 10 R3514 560 R3575 47K C3535 0 1 Q3529 2SD1819ARS Q3528 2SB1218ARS C3526 0 1 C3548 0 1 C3545 0 1 Q3504 2SC5...

Page 30: ...91 SW9V TOPOWER AUDIO R3029 10K R3014 56 C5004 0 01 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 IC3001 AT24C21 C5026 10 16V C5006 22 6 3V R3010 15K C5007 47 6 3V C3024 560P C3017 120P L3001 22U R3006 1K R5016 1500 R5018 18 3 2 1 FL5001 LSLFAA1H101 Q3014 2SD1819A R3026 560 2 1 LSJJ0158 JK5002 198 AD_R C5031 100 6 3V C3003 10 16V 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 IC3002 SN74AHCT32PW C3009 0 1 C5001 0 01 R5020 22K 20 19 18 17 16...

Page 31: ...3 R1915 100 R1916 100 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 IC1903 HAT2043R EL TP1902 R1977 6800 213 LCD_ON_H Q4002 2SD1819A TP1901 LSJE0001 TP1904 C1965 47 16V R4012 2700 R1969 1K R4003 330K C4011 100 6 3V C1961 33 25V C4001 1 3 2 1 FL4001 LSLFAA1H102 C1911 10 25V TP1907 LSJE0001 169 VOLUME R4037 0 Q4008 2SB1218A Q4001 2SD1819A R4001 330K 205 L_ERR 270U L4001 R1979 8 2K 10K R1919 D4002 DF3A6 8FE 164 SW5V C4022 0 1 R19...

Page 32: ...700 110 GCLK 136 DRE3 47 R2097 182 XCLY 8P C2075 199 AD_G 129 DGE4 Q2005 2SC563200L 77 GBO1 R2224 1K L2021 VLPS0090 0 1 C2065 113 GGE5 125 GRE0 10 10V C2134 10K R2051 94 GGO2 22 6 3V C2122 107 REF_HS 0 R2009 0 1 C2120 R2197 3300 0 1 C2064 Q2009 2SC563200L 4 S_DATA 88 GBE4 R2254 22 TP2024 97 GGO5 TP2023 R2219 33K 130 DGE5 C2143 0 1 0 1 C2147 47 R2036 R2242 22 21 I2C_SCK 10P C2010 R2231 8200 47 R201...

Page 33: ...0 R2134 10K LSJE0001 TP2044 63 A7 57 A1 55 WR ESE13H01 SW2001 R2138 0 3 2 1 LSLFAA1H101 FL2005 217 UNSW3 3V TO RGB VIDEO TO RGB VIDEO TO POWER AUDIO TO POWER AUDIO R2061 1K PT R2185 70 A14 220 MUTE2_H 68 A12 3 2 1 LSLFAA1H101 FL2009 R2074 1K TP2008 0 R2151 3 2 1 LSLFAA1H101 FL2010 R2083 270 TP2017 Q2002 2SB1218A 1 2 VJPW0250 P2002 0 R2152 30 CPU_RESET 3 2 1 LSLFAA1H101 FL2013 FBM2125HS420 L2018 20...

Page 34: ...14 SW7008 LSSP0014 SW7011 LSSP0014 SW7003 LSSP0014 SW7004 LSSP0014 1 2 3 4 A B C OPERATION GND SDA HI_THERMO_L VDD GND SCL SDA OS SCL GND UNSW3 3V 6 5 4 3 2 1 LSJS07AF006 P6401 TO MAIN PWB IO ROM P2004 FBM2125HS420 L6401 0 R6401 4 3 5 2 1 DS1775R TRL IC6401 0 R6402 0 1 C6401 A B 1 2 3 THERMISTOR 5 10 OPERATION SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM V LESP0A34A1 5 11 THERMISTOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM V LSEP0A35A1 5 12 OPERA...

Page 35: ...1967 P4001 R2299 R2298 IC1963 R1974 R1982 C1913 C3016 C1912 R1917 R1921 R1920 C3014 R1973 C1969 R2027 C2057 C3021 C3018 C1906 C3588 C3593 C5041 C3595 L3510 R3623 R3624 R3620 R3625 R3618 L3512 L3505 C3552 C3558 C3564 C3557 C3556 C3555 C3574 R3572 R3573 R3575 R3576 C3600 R3622 R3621 L3509 R5090 C3592 C3593 R5094 C1904 R1922 C3010 C2050 C2048 C1968 R1971 C3015 C1966 C2001 IC1964 FL2017 FL2018 D2003 D...

Page 36: ...553 R3552 R3551 R3550 R3549 TP3504 R2018 R2138 R2077 R2076 R2079 R2078 R2081 R2080 R2083 R2082 R2084 R2085 R2183 C2094 TP2084 TP2029 TP2031 TP2067 TP2068 TP2062 TP2057 TP2061 TP2060 TP2066 TP2056 TP2063 TP2074 TP2024 TP2025 TP2070 TP2023 TP2073 TP2069 TP2075 TP2040 TP2028 TP2032 TP2045 TP2042 TP2043 TP2041 IC2019 IC2006 C2153 TP2044 TP2083 R2163 R2162 R2171 R2168 R2166 R2161 R2317 R2318 TP2048 TP2...

Page 37: ...8 0 70 15 1 41 0 12 0 2 7 7 23 5 4 E 9 7 E 4 0 E 4 5 5 0 48 12 5 19 5 0 71 0 42 0 13 0 3 7 7 24 5 5 C 15 3 C 15 3 C 15 3 6 3 1 49 0 20 0 72 7 0 43 12 6 14 0 4 15 3 25 15 2 B 10 4 B 4 5 B 5 1 7 3 1 50 1 0 21 0 73 0 44 12 7 15 0 5 4 1 26 4 1 Q3505 Q3518 Q3531 8 3 2 51 1 0 22 0 74 7 0 45 12 6 16 0 6 15 2 27 15 3 E 9 7 E 4 5 E 4 5 IC3504 52 1 0 23 0 75 0 46 12 7 17 0 7 6 8 28 7 7 C 0 C 15 3 C 0 1 0 53...

Page 38: ... 0 18 1 1 9 49 0 89 0 129 0 169 IC2019 C 0 28 3 2 68 1 0 108 1 0 19 1 7 10 1 6 50 90 0 130 3 3 170 1 0 3 B 1 1 29 3 1 69 1 9 109 1 6 20 1 0 11 0 3 51 0 91 0 131 0 171 2 0 1 Q2007 30 3 1 70 1 2 110 1 2 21 0 8 12 0 52 0 92 0 132 0 172 3 0 6 E 1 6 31 3 1 71 1 1 111 1 2 22 1 3 13 3 3 53 3 3 93 0 133 0 173 0 4 1 3 C 0 32 0 72 1 1 112 1 2 23 1 2 14 54 94 0 134 0 174 3 3 5 0 B 1 1 33 3 3 73 0 113 0 24 1 ...

Page 39: ...15 V p p LD7 10 V p p LD8 15 V p p LD10 15 V p p LD9 15 V p p LD11 15 V p p LD12 10 V p p LD13 10 V p p LD14 10 V p p LD15 0 7 V p p RGB1 1 0 V p p RGB2 0 7 V p p RGB3 0 7 V p p RGB4 1 0 V p p RGB5 1 0 V p p RGB6 1 0 V p p RGB7 1 45 V p p DI2 1 45 V p p DI3 0 76 V p p DI1 0 5 V p p AD3 0 5 V p p AD4 0 5 V p p AD2 51 PA014 ...

Page 40: ...T 8 1 EXPLODED VIEW BOTTOM CASE SECTION M1 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS PA014 52 ...

Page 41: ...TANT SAFETY NOTICE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS 8 2 EXPLODED VIEW TOP CHASSIS SECTION M2 53 PA014 ...

Page 42: ...ANT SAFETY NOTICE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS 8 3 EXPLODED VIEW OPTICAL BLOCK SECTION M3 PA014 54 ...

Page 43: ...RTANT SAFETY NOTICE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS 8 4 EXPLODED VIEW TOP COVER SECTION M4 55 PA014 ...

Page 44: ...TANT SAFETY NOTICE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY THE SIGN HAVE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS USE ONLY THE SPECIFIED PARTS 8 5 EXPLODED VIEW FRONT COVER SECTION M5 PA014 56 ...

Page 45: ...LX P1010ZU ZE 8 6 EXPLODED VIEW PACKING SECTION M6 57 PA014 ...

Page 46: ...F No PART No PART NAME DESCRIPTION 19 V LSXA0348 OPTICAL BLOCK UNIT 20 V LSVQ0027 PRISM LCD UNIT 21 V LSXA0361 LAMP HOUSE UNIT 22 V XTN26 8G SCREW 2 LAMP HOUSE 23 V LSDL0112 PROJECTION LENS 24 V XYN3 K8FZ SCREW 4 PROJECTION LENS 25 V LSMA0472 OPTICAL PLATE 26 V XYN3 K10FZ SCREW 4 OPTICAL BLOCK UNIT OPTICAL PLATE 27 V LSXA0341 POLARIZER RED UNIT 28 V LSXA0342 POLARIZER GREEN UNIT 29 V LSXA0343 POLA...

Page 47: ...014 PUSH SWITCH 9 OPERATION PWB ASS Y P7001 V LSJS0085 CONNECTOR 18pin 1 OPERATION PWB ASS Y MAIN PWB ASS Y PARTS LIST INLET PWB ASS Y SECTION M9 REF No PART No PART NAME DESCRIPTION F1101 V LSSF0013B50T FUSE 250V 5A INLET PWB ASS Y F1102 V MTG4A50121C FUSE 250V 4A INLET PWB ASS Y PARTS LIST PACKING AND ACCESSORY ASS Y M6 REF No PART No PART NAME DESCRIPTION 1 V LSPG1131 PACKING CASE EU LX P1010ZU...

Page 48: ...Printed in Japan 0104 V VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN LIMITED No PA014 LX P1010ZU ZE ...

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