Color Wheel + Sensor Bd BenQ SH910

Description

Genuine ColorWheel BenQ Projector SH910

Part condition : NEW
iNeedParts Stock code : 6E.J4J01.001
Color Wheel Factory code : P8C367710DCN0562
Compatibility : BenQ SH910

Genuine spare part suitable for select models of BenQ Video Projectors. Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your BenQ product.

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If the Color Wheel for your BenQ Projector SH910has become defective or broken, there’s no need to worry about buying a whole new BenQ Projector – simply replace it with this spare today. This genuine spare from iNeedParts can be fitted to ensure your old BenQ Projector is looking and working at its best once again

iNeedParts repair SH910tips:

Prior considering to buy an new ColorWheel, you should check :

Colour wheels are made to Spin at a precise number of revolution per minutes. When the colour wheel becomes sooty and slows down, stop spilling or spins too fast, the optical sensor (located on sensor board) sends a signal to the projector that provokes a shutdown. In many cases, the sensor “read” is blocked by dust. Clean very carefull the sensor – from sensor board.

Few symptoms that indicate failure on Color Wheel

Listen for a loud whirring sound. One of the main things the color wheel does is spin. When a color wheel needs to be changed, the motor that spins the wheel may start spinning erratically, which leads to visual problems with the Projector. When that motor spins erratically it will make a loud whirring noise. This sound is the chief indicator (aside from any flaws in your projector’s image) that you’ll need to invest in a new Color Wheel.

Look for color distortion to appear in the picture, even