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I have a refurb benq w10000 which I picked up about 10 months ago. Lately, it has been flickering really bad only on bright or white areas of the screen while the rest of the screen is fine. I sent it into a BenQ service facility for repair, and they told me it was my lamp, which unfortunately was not under warranty. I just purchased a new lamp, installed it, and I still have the same problem.
 

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Have you tried using the lamp on high power to see if that solves it? Otherwise it might be a problem with the circuit that powers the lamp. I had the same issue with my HD350, but I only had to change to high power to solve it, it's quite subtle, but the flickering gets to me once I spot it.
 

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I'll give it a try. I researched on here about people having similar problems, and running it on high to correct it. I just thought it was weird that it did this even after I replaced the lamp.
 

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I own a Benq W10000 and had some flickering at around the 200 hour mark. I was running in low lamp mode and switched it to high for a couple of movies then switched back and haven't had a problem since ( now over 500 hours ).
 

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Originally Posted by Jason Turk /forum/post/18277238


BenQ tends to have that be their default judgement..."you need a new lamp". I trust they sent back your original lamp when they exchanged it? Likely it was still perfectly good.

That's exactly what they did. I still have the original. It only has 900 hours on it.
 

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I wonder if this fixes it, if I can send back the lamp that I bought. I didn't really want to get a new one yet. I only bought it because they told me to. It would be nice to have an extra $400 in my pocket.
 
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