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Panasonic TY-LA1001 Lamp Replacement Manual

Arturo — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 00:48:26 +0000

The Panasonic TY-LA1001 is one of the rarest enclosures in the entire DLP market to find. The same applies to the manual, so we are very proud to offer all of our visitors the replacement manual for the TY-LA1001, enjoy.

To view the PDF click here.

Panasonic PT-52DL10 lamp search

RobertWargo — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 17:46:42 +0000

I am sick and tired of paying outrageous prices for the replacement lamp (200W) for my DLP television and am in search of an alternative part number that will work in my housing.

TV Model: PT-52DL10 (Panasonic)

Original Lamp P/N: TY-LA2000 (expensive and rare)

New Lamp P/N: TEEC0024-1 (outrageously expensive complete unit)

Mfg’s P/N (printed on side of lamp): HS200AR16-5 (Matsushita)

Please help me locate an alternative lamp by Phiips, Osram-Sylvania, etc. Thanks

How do I reset the lamp hours PT44LCX65

partsguy — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 17:45:40 +0000

The owner’s manual says to follow the instructions that come with the new lamp. All I got was how to change the lamp, not how to reset the lamp hours. HELP!

Panasonic PT-50DL54J

debes7 — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 17:45:40 +0000

Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to get to the light assembly and is there any screws to remove to get the assembly out?
I’am about to replace the lamp.
Looks like I’am going for an OSRAM. Is ther many model # that can fit this TV and how can I be sure I’am getting the right one?
Thank you very much

Panasonic DLP

schoukeir — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 11:08:22 +0000

Hello Everyone,

I have a 56 inch Panasonic DLP (PT56DLX75), that I have changed the lamp, but the display is still too dark. Did a factory reset, reset the lamp counter, cleaned and checked all wiring, still the display not bright enough. I can watch the TV sitting right in front of it in a very dark room. I am ordering a new lamp, but still wonder if the issue in the lamp or some where else.

Thanks for your help

Panasonic TY-LA1000 Lampen-Gehäuse Anleitung wie Sie die Lampe austauschen

Laura — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:06:09 +0000

Lesen und posten Sie Fragen & Antworten hier: http://www.fixyourdlp.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=18

Für den besten Preis für ein Panasonic TY-LA1000 Lampen-Gehäuse, klicken Sie hier.

Diese angehängte PDF Datei ist die Anleitung wie Sie die Lampe ersetzen, geschrieben von Panasonic: panasonic-tyla1000-lamp-instructions.pdf

Die Anleitungen sind unmittelbar und einfach zu verfolgen. Wenn Sie Probleme haben sollten, die Datei herunterzuladen und/oder die Lampe auszutauschen, stellen Sie Ihre Fragen hier.

Soweit wir wissen ist das Gehäuse kompatibel mit den folgenden Fernsehern:

PT43LC14 PT-43LC14 PT43LCX64 PT-43LCX64 PT44LCX65 PT-44LCX65 PT50LC13 PT-50LC13 PT50LC14 PT-50LC14 PT50LCX63 PT-50LCX63 PT50LCX64 PT-50LCX64 PT52LCX15 PT-52LCX15 PT52LCX15B PT-52LCX15B PT52LCX35 PT-52LCX35 PT52LCX65 PT-52LCX65 PT60LC13 PT-60LC13 PT60LC14 PT-60LC14 PT60LCX63 PT-60LCX63 PT60LCX64 PT-60LCX64 PT61LCX35 PT-61LCX35 PT61LCX65 PT-61LCX65

Wichtige Anmerkung: Seien Sie vorsichtig bei den „Lampen“ oder „Birnen“ für die TY-LA 1000, die ohne das Gehäuse verkauft werden. Normalerweise ist es in Ordnung nur die Lampe zu kaufen solange der Kunde die originale Lampe kauft. Halten Sie sich fern von Lampen, die keine Originalersatzteile sind, wie Lampen, die von OSRAM, LTI, APO oder anderen Dritt-Herstellern für Ihre Panasonic TY-LA1000 hergestellt werden. Wenn Sie nur die Lampe erwerben (auch wenn es ein Original ist), kann es unter Umständen sehr schwierig sein, die Lampe zu installieren, es sei denn Sie sind technisch sehr versiert.

Bei Ihrem originalen Gehäuse sind die Anschlüsse des Lampenkabels an den Stecker gelötet. Wenn Sie nur die Birne kaufen, werden Sie diesen Stecker abschneiden und ihn an Ihre neue Lampe löten müssen. Hört sich das zu verwirrend oder schwierig an? Ist es auch… und bis wir einen Nachrüstsatz herstellen, empfehle ich niemandem nur die nackte Lampe zu erwerben!

Um all diesen Ärger zu vermeiden, empfehle ich Ihnen einfach das gesamte Gehäuse zu erwerben. Für den besten Preis für das TY-LA1000 Gehäuse, klicken Sie hier.

PANASONIC OWNERS MANUAL FOR YOUR PROJECTION TV’S

Arturo — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:34:05 +0000

Hello there, we continue this week with the Panasonic manuals set.

Stayed tuned for more TV owner’s manual from Fixyourdlp.com

You can download or view them here:

Panasonic PT-43LC14, PT-50LC14, PT-60LC14 Click here.

Panasonic PT-43LCX64, PT-50LCX64, PT-60LCX64 Click here.

Panasonic PT-44LCX65, PT-52LCX65, PT-61LCX65, PT-52LCX35, PT-61LCX35 Click here.

Panasonic PT-50LC13, PT-60LC13 Click here.

Panasonic PT-50LCX63, PT-60LCX63 Click here.

Panasonic PT-52LCX15 Click here.

CLONED PHILIPS UHP LAMPS!

Arturo — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 22:30:37 +0000

BEWARE!!! CLONED PHILIPS UHP LAMPS. A few weeks ago we wrote an article about generic, copied, and illegal lamps. We briefly just upon “copied” lamps. You are read the article here:

How do Identify Generic Lamps

A series of false, cloned Philips lamps have appeared on the market recently. These lamps are refurbished and/or rebuilt with cheap components from third party manufacturers, yet they preserve the original Philips badge…further confusing buyers out there! These are NOT from Philips! Again, we stress the importance of purchasing replacement lamps from authorized distributors!

Just a few days ago someone brought a lamp to the shop, telling me that he just got it from the web for a cheap price. Problem was, the lamp stopped working after a few days. Customer was getting the three blinking lights on his Samsung DLP TV. He just bought the lamp so he was hesitate about assuming a manufacturer’s defect. Upon closer look, the lamp had a strange squar-shaped glass at the front. Luckily he had his original Philips lamp and he quickly noticed the differences. Only upon close examination was it very obvious that it wasn’t made by Philips.

Why would Philips place a square glass on a round lamp??? No, they didn’t, and they wouldn’t!

See what I mean…

So let’s take a closer look at these “refurbished” lamps. The original from glass has removed, the original burner (or filament) was removed only sparing the reflector. While the lamp theoretically has a new burner and a new front glass, this in no way compares to the original Philips product!

Philips uses a patented pending technology on the filament. Not only are these burners created by very expensive machinery, they are also aligned by laser guided robotic “arms.” Most generic lamp manufactures do not have the capital or necessary R&D to develop these machinery, and so their installations are done by hand, one by one. As a result, generic installations of the burner can never match the original in quality.

It’s fine and dandy to sell a generic product, lots of companies out there do it (and we’re here to point out these companies), but these guys crossed the line when they deceit the consumer on purpose by leaving the Philips trademark logo intact. This company is misleading consumers into thinking they are buying an original Philips product for a slightly lower price. If a price is too good to be true, it’s usually a scam. Only trust authorized Philips Dealers!

With consumers being short on cash these days, some companies are trying to take advantage. Ultimately it is the consumer who ends up paying more because their bulb has a shorter lifespan, hence, they have to replace them more often. I’ll say it again, only buy from authorized Philips Distributors.

The end result….be a smart shopper and do your homework. Spending an extra 5 minutes getting the nitty gritty details can save you a lot of headaches down the line.

To buy ORIGINAL PHILIPS Lamps please visit http://www.discount-merchant.com

Here are the photos of the lamps side by side so you can judge for yourself.

This is a close-up shot of the front glass and reflector. Though this is a poor image (sorry!), you can see the reflector is not in the best condition (specs of the mirror material has come off), and the front glass is not the original.

Here are the two lamps side by side…the Philips original on the bottom right, and the generic “Philips” on the top left.

This is the generic “Philips” E23 100/120 1.0 bulb…image speaks for itself.

Falsificacion de lampara UHP PHILIPS

Arturo — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 21:11:08 +0000

Falsificación de lámpara UHP PHILIPS

Cuidado!!! Hay en el mercado Lámparas falsas (Clonadas) de reemplazo, que utilizan la marca PHILIPS. Hace unas semanas escribí un artículo en ingles sobre lámparas, copiadas e ilegales. El cual brevemente se hablo sobre las “copiadas”.

Aquí se encuentra: http://fixyourdlp.com/blog/2008/11/21/beware-of-third-party-generic-dlp-tv-lamps-counterfeit/

Una serie de lámparas clonadas han aparecido en el mercado recientemente. Estas lámparas son re trabajadas y reconstruidas a mano con partes baratas o chinas las cuales son de una pésima calidad y sin embargo tienen la marca de Philips impresa en el foco, asi confundiendo al consumidor. Atención! Estas lámparas NO SON de Philips, si va comprar una lámpara en alguna parte, verifique si son distribuidores autorizados!

Me trajeron a mi taller una TV-DLP que recién le había cambiado la lámpara y esta ya no prendía.

En la búsqueda del porque dejo de funcionar y con la aclaración del cliente que su lámpara “era nueva” tratamos de localizar el circuito culpable de esta anomalía.

Pasado un buen tiempo en revisar el equipo y estando todos los sistemas correctos e indicándome que la falla era la lámpara, saque la lámpara del portalámparas y efectivamente parecía “nueva” , incluso la marca y otros datos de verificación correspondían al fabricante Philips.

En una inspección mas cuidadosa note que el cristal (“cuadrado”) del frente de la lámpara no era igual que la original, así que tome una lámpara nueva original Philips, instalándola nuevamente en el televisor-DLP y sin mas encendió normalmente y sin problemas.

Porque Philips usaría un vidrio cuadrado en una lámpara redonda? Es muy obvio que NO.

Los falsificadores están reutilizando las lámparas dañadas de Philips, quitando el cristal redondo (este se rompe al quitarlo de su lugar) y sustituyendo por otro cuadrado y el “filamento” por uno genérico y sin garantía alguna.

Philips usa una tecnología que esta por patentarse, la cual involucra maquinas extremadamente caras, las cuales usan un laser para alinear el filamento. En cambio los filamentos de terceros no tienen el capital para adquirir esta maquinaria tan cara, la cual los obliga a hacerlo a mano, lo que ocasiona una caída extrema en calidad.

El cliente Pago nuevamente por el servicio más el costo de la lámpara y no pudo reclamar al que le vendió la lámpara.

Así que tenga cuidado al comprar su lámpara de reemplazo, busque un proveedor confiable, nosotros recomendamos que visite a http://www.discount-merchant.com/ donde tienen buenos precios y le garantizan su compra.
A continuación les muestro unas fotografías de este fraude

En esta foto se muestra el foco completo con el vidrio cuadrado

Aquí es un acercamiento del vidrio.

La diferencia entre una copia y la original.

La clonada aun tiene la marca de Philips.

Ty LA 1000 lamp

diamondjim — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 04:32:55 +0000

The lamp listed is different than the one in my TV.