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TRANSMISSIVE

OVERHEAD

PROJECTOR

TRANSMISSIVE

OVERHEAD

PROJECTOR

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Thank you for purchasing our Overhead Projector.
Please read these instructions carefully before use.

Made in U.K.

20060

FREQ(Hz)

POWER

MODEL

VOLT

LL A

TT GE

SERIAL N

110V

110V

110V

110V

220/230V

220/230V

220/230V

220/230V

230V

230V

230V

230V

230V UK

230V UK

230V UK

230V UK

832...-110

832...-220

832...-230

832...-240

833...-110

833...-220

833...-230

833...-240

834...-110

834...-220

834...-230

834...-240

A1/223

24V 250W

A1/239

36V 400W

3.15A

5 x 20mm

6.3A

5 x 20mm

1

3

380 x 395 x 840

(mm)

8Kg

9Kg

Kg

3.92m

2.10m

1.49m

3.0m

1.5m

1.0m

317mm (12½”)

Single/Triple

Element Lens

Distance

Image Width

831...-110

831...-220

831...-230

831...-240

SPECIFICATION

DISTANCE FROM SCREEN CHART

TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS

Projector will not turn
on.

Fan runs but no Lamp
illumination.

Lamp illuminates but 
Fan does not run.

Projector will not focus.

Uneven light
distribution

Power Cable is disconnected.

Power On/Off Button (W) is in 
the “OFF” position.
Platform (P) is not fully closed.

Projector has overheated and
thermal cut out has automatically
shut off projector.
Fuse in Socket (S) has blown.

Lamp Change is not positioned
correctly.
Lamp is not seated correctly.

Lamp is either defective or blown.

Fan rotor/blades are obstructed.
Fan motor has burned out.

Fresnel is incorrectly assembled.

Lamp Change is not positioned
correctly.
Head Unit (C) is misaligned.

Connect Power Cable to Socket 
(S) and electricity supply.
Press Button to the “ON” position.

Close Stage so that Catches (G)
engage fully.
Ensure air inlets/outlets (K, Q & 
U)are not blocked. Allow 
Projector to cool and reset itself).
Refer to section - Maintenance 
& Care - “Replacing the Fuse”

Slide Lamp Change to either
position 1 or 2.
Push lamp into lamp-holder 
correctly.
Replace Lamp.

Remove obstruction.
Call Service Agent.

Refer to section - Maintenance
& Care - “Cleaning” part 7.

Slide Lamp Change to either
position 1 or 2.
Call Service Agent.

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

SOLUTION

Part No.- 20421/1

Part No.- 20421/1

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