InFocus Proxima
Model DP2000x
S/N AGFN31100162

Apparently the projector started "bleeding" from top to bottom. After replacing the bulb, the projection has a large green blob on the bottom and the rest seems to be tinted pink. Not sure if the pink is supposed to be there or not. The green blob looks like it has water or some liquid sprayed in the bottom right corner that you can focus and unfocus, so the lens is clean. We cleaned the lens and the bulb, no fix.

Would this problem be inside the projector or on the bulb? An easy fix?

Thanks in advance. I'll check in often if I need to answer questions.

i think you posted in the wrong forum but the pink dots are dust on the LCD panels inside the projector.

The green dot sounds more serious. My guess a burn on the LCD however i could also be dust.

i think you posted in the wrong forum but the pink dots are dust on the LCD panels inside the projector. . maybe he posted in the right forum, it's time to get a good CRT projector and put those horrible LCD's behind you :)


The green dot sounds more serious. My guess a burn on the LCD however i could also be dust. burned panels, failed color wheels, misalignment, unavailable parts and a slew of other un-repairable problems with LCD/DLP is why we still love our 10 year old CRT's ;)

13 year old CRT for me ! :)

ya, our crt's are almost old enough to give us grandkids :)

I couldn't find a forum for LCDs. I might've missed it though.

Hey, I got the projector for free. I'm just hoping I can fix it. :D

Look for one of the Digital Projector forums.

It's the LCD panel gone bad, Throw it out.

Call InFocus, and you'll get 'Paul', aka Abdul telling you they don't have repair depots, but he'd be happy to issue you an RMA to send it to InFocus. They have horrible customer service, I just went through this...

Look for one of the Digital Projector forums.

Wow...can't believe I didn't think of that.

Curt; Well, that bites. I guess I'll take it apart just for the sake of learning then. Thanks. :)

Sorry! Everything digital now is designed to be disposable, MP3 players, cameras, you name it.