Projector Repairs

Free pick-up and return of projectors for repair  within the United Kingdom  and Ireland.

Our repair service cover all manufactures; Acer, Barco, BenQ, CTX, Dell, Epson, Hitachi, InFocus,  NEC, Optoma, Panasonic, Sanyo,  etc.

90 Days warranty for all electronic issue repairs. Free repair estimates

Black , grey, silvery or white spots on projected images are due to the degradation of the DLP chips in DLP powered projectors. These white spots initially could be few and localized to a corner of the screen. Gradually, they will increase in numbers until the whole screen is covered with the spots.

Our  repair service for both short throw and long throw DLP projectors  includes expert projector buying advise and  projector repair and maintenance covering major projector makes and models such as Acer projectors, Benq, Panasonic, Hitachi, Barco, Sony projectors, Hitachi, and others. We offer insured pick-up and return service with 12 months warranty for white spot issue repairs.

Although the DLP chips are irreparable, they can be replaced. Given a heat free and dust free usage environment, once an affected chip is replaced, the projector is guaranteed for another 4 to 5 years of trouble free operation.

Projector Colour wheels are one of the most vulnerable component in a DLP projector. A number of things can happen to the colour wheel. Most especially noise and wobbling as a result of dust and soot on the wheel as they tend to get clogged up with dust and soot when in use in a dusty and smokey environment such as bars and restaurants. Excessive dust and soot on the wheel often result in the breakage of the segments.

A dusty colour wheel inevitably lead to degradation of the quality of the projected image. While a breakage of a segment or more will translate to loss of the broken colour. Colour wheel with broken segment will also become noisy with whirring or clanging noise.

Colour wheels can sometime actually explode as a result of friction caused by accumulated dust and soot. Also sudden shock can cause the color wheel to break up. When any of these anomalies are noticed, it is time to seek for professional help.

Projector Colour wheels are one of the most vulnerable component in a DLP projector. A number of things can happen to the colour wheel. Most especially noise and wobbling as a result of dust and soot on the wheel as they tend to get clogged up with dust and soot when in use in a dusty and smokey environment such as bars and restaurants. Excessive dust and soot on the wheel often result in the breakage of the segments.

A dusty colour wheel inevitably lead to degradation of the quality of the projected image. While a breakage of a segment or more will translate to loss of the broken colour. Colour wheel with broken segment will also become noisy with whirring or clanging noise.

Colour wheels can sometime actually explode as a result of friction caused by accumulated dust and soot. Also sudden shock can cause the color wheel to break up. When any of these anomalies are noticed, it is time to seek for professional help.