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Troubleshooting

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The electrical power cord is not plugged in.

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The MUTE function is working.

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The lens cover is attached.



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Contents  3OHDVHUHIHUWRWKHSDJHVZULWWHQIROORZLQJWKLVV\PERO Thank you for purchasing this projectorVDIHSODFHIRUIXWXUHUHIHUHQFH GHVFULEHGEHORZProjector Read this Safety Guide firstNever disassemble and modify Never use the projector if a problem should occurUse special caution for children and pets Do not insert liquids or foreign objectBe sure to connect with ground wire Be cautious of High temperatures of the projectorNever look through the lens or openings when the lamp is on Be cautious of the power cord connectionBe careful in handling the light source lamp Be careful in handling the battery of the remote controlAvoid a smoky, humid or dusty place Avoid a high temperature environmentBe careful in moving the projector Do not put anything on top of the projectorTake care of the lens Remove the power cord for complete separationDo not give the remote control any physical impact Take care of the cabinet and the remote controlAbout consumables About displaying characteristicTurn the power on/off in right order Connecting with notebook computerDamaging the lamp Clean the projector or replace the lamp yourselfContact your local dealer or a service representative Projector vents, or get it in your eyes or mouthFor the Customers in Canada FCC Statement WarningEasy Menu Fastening the lens cover Contents of packageLQVLGH ProjectorSURMHFWRUPD\GURSGRZQ HOT!     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