Troubleshooting (continued)
Problem | Solution |
A blue screen displays on the | Check the videocassette recorder Play |
projection screen when a | or TV/Video buttons. If that does not |
videocassette recorder is | work, refer to your videocassette |
connected to the projector. | recorder manual. |
Lamp shuts off | 1. If all five LEDs flash amber, the |
| projector has overheated and will |
| automatically shut down. Wait |
| five to ten minutes until the LED |
| buttons stop flashing and the |
| Standby button turns amber |
| before restarting the projector |
| again. |
| 2. A minor power surge may cause |
| the lamp to shut off. Wait a few |
| minutes, then turn it back on. |
Lamp burns out or makes a | When the lamp reaches its end of life, |
popping sound | it will burn out and may make a loud |
| popping sound. If this happens, the |
| projector will not turn back on until the |
| lamp module has been replaced. |
| Contact your local Compaq authorized |
| dealer, seller, or reseller to purchase a |
| replacement lamp module. To replace |
| the lamp, follow the procedures in the |
| "Replacing the Projector Lamp |
| Module" section of Chapter 5. |
Multimedia Adapter speaker | 1. Make sure the audio cable is |
does not operate. | correctly connected to the |
| Multimedia Adapter and the |
| audio source. |
| 2. Make sure the audio source is |
| operating properly. |
| 3. Make sure the Mute button is off. |
| Continued |
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