Projector Dust Filter
Mar/100
Projector Dust Filter
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NEC – Projector dust filter Marketing description is not available…. |
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Planar – Projector dust filter This product is a projector replacement filter compatible with PR9020 and PR9030 business projectors…. |
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BenQ – Projector dust filter Marketing description is not available…. |
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BenQ – Projector dust filter $16.00 BenQ has a vision of technology as an integral part of daily life for everyone, young and old, tech-savvy and tech-timid alike, whether at work, school or play, at home or on the move. BenQ digital life devices are fun and easy to use, expanding the senses and empowering people to express and share their ideas, delivering on the promise of the Digital Age…. |
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BenQ – Projector dust filter Marketing description is not available…. |
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Sanyo POA-FBOX130 – Projector dust filter SANYO has a rich history in creating and delivering technology-based products to every corner of the globe. SANYO manufactures a broad range of electronic products. SANYO’s broad product base is continually evolving in support of newer technologies and changing market trends…. |
I vacuum the air filter on my projector, to prolong life?
I have a Sony Bravia VPL-AW15 projector earlier, and a "substitute filter is the right message to the screen. I removed the filter and it was disgusting. Unfortunately, I just found while searching online that replacement filters are $ 65.00us! Way too much money at Christmas in a few days. So I carefully removed filter and used my vacuum to aspirate as much as possible of the dust filter (which was pretty clean at this point) and replaced it. The projector seems to accept this as a substitute and is still working. someone else has done this, my TV just explode or something? Does anyone know where find replacement filters for less money? This cost seems incredibly expensive for a bit 'cloth in a plastic!
Yes, it is possible the vacuum. I regularly do, its important to keep it clean, but also contributes to overheating.