Replacing a DLP Lamp — Just the Bulb

14 March 2008 – 3:55 pm

Many DLP televisions, and particularly the Samsung brand TVs, the replacement lamp is a lamp with a large enclosure. I wrote a post a few years ago on how to replace the entire DLP lamp unit.

Over the months, I’ve had many, many people ask me about whether it’s a good idea to just change out the lamp itself in these units. More and more online stores are making these available.

Until now, I haven’t really been able to answer that question. But recently, I’ve had the opportunity to test it out.

I’m happy to say that the procedure is very easy, and since I’ve been running one of these lamps in my television for a few weeks now, the picture quality is very good.

Instead of doing my typical cookbook procedure with pictures, I thought I’d do a video.

If you want to buy a replacement lamp, you can get them from these partner sites:

For the full lamp replacement kit: Partstore.com
For the lamp by itself as seen in this video: ProdigyDeals.com

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  1. 3 Responses to “Replacing a DLP Lamp — Just the Bulb”

  2. Scott
    The video was wonderful and self explanatory. Unfortunately the company from which i ordered sent me a wrong bulb.
    Firoz

    By Fvagh on Mar 19, 2008

  3. Sorry to hear that. Hopefully they’ll get the correct lamp out to you quickly!

    I’m glad you like the video. thanks.

    By Scott on Mar 19, 2008

  4. That was great! You saved me money on doing it myself. Great job with the viedo.
    I will be doing this myself. Will let you know how I do.

    ps: hope the 2 green lights and one red with no picture but I have sound.

    Sam

    By Sam on Apr 6, 2008

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