Damage Inc.
Agent
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2008
- Messages
- 40
- Real Name
- MicHaeL H.
Hello again,
sorry if there is already a thread about it.
Strangely it doesn't seem like it, unless it's stuffed away somewhere.
So, I use a projector for my little home-cinema and it's quite good.
But I have at least one significant problem with it; there are big white blurs on the screen.
Now I know that those are (most likely) tiny pieces of dust projected along onto the screen.
Only, how do I remove them without scratching any glass or smudging the image even more?
I have had the thing open once before for the same reason.
The spots were worse before, so I just kinda blew over every lens and surface.
Yet there are still a bunch of spots, only not as strong (and many) as before.
There is just this one big spot in the center-area of the screen I'd really want to have gone.
The rest of them, dimmer and on the edges, aren't as annoying or visible even.
But this one spot... every time there's a dark and low-detailed moment, all I see is that spot.
This doesn't do my current 'Batman'-marathon justice, if you know what I mean...
So I hope that there is a solution to this, and that it's not something permanent.
By the way, the projector is a 'Toshiba TDP-T9' with DLP-technology, if that helps.
Edit:
I forgot to add; also which parts should I and shouldn't I clean.
I'm also not sure if for example the inside of the front lens is reachable.
The spots might as well be all the way in there...
Greetings,
sorry if there is already a thread about it.
Strangely it doesn't seem like it, unless it's stuffed away somewhere.
So, I use a projector for my little home-cinema and it's quite good.
But I have at least one significant problem with it; there are big white blurs on the screen.
Now I know that those are (most likely) tiny pieces of dust projected along onto the screen.
Only, how do I remove them without scratching any glass or smudging the image even more?
I have had the thing open once before for the same reason.
The spots were worse before, so I just kinda blew over every lens and surface.
Yet there are still a bunch of spots, only not as strong (and many) as before.
There is just this one big spot in the center-area of the screen I'd really want to have gone.
The rest of them, dimmer and on the edges, aren't as annoying or visible even.
But this one spot... every time there's a dark and low-detailed moment, all I see is that spot.
This doesn't do my current 'Batman'-marathon justice, if you know what I mean...
So I hope that there is a solution to this, and that it's not something permanent.
By the way, the projector is a 'Toshiba TDP-T9' with DLP-technology, if that helps.
Edit:
I forgot to add; also which parts should I and shouldn't I clean.
I'm also not sure if for example the inside of the front lens is reachable.
The spots might as well be all the way in there...
Greetings,