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Hello again! Today we are excited to offer a new service to the local community and the nation. We are now offering projector repair services. Here at Jaspertronics we are equipped to handle several projector issues. We have done work on light engines, LCD panels, color wheels, ballast issues and more! We have handled a wide range of models as well from Epson to Barco. The service starts at $49.99 and carries a 90-day parts warranty; this is for the initial diagnostic on the repair and a cleaning if necessary. This can also be applied to the labor costs if...

The Sony LMP-H220. Whether you are repairing a loose bulb or replacing your old bulb with a new one in your existing housing, you are in the right place! This is a quick process that can easily be completed by anyone with light mechanical ability. First and foremost, always wear gloves when handling a bare bulb. The oils on our hands (even if they are the cleanest of cleans!) will leave residue on the bulb. While that bulb is working it reaches extreme temperatures. That residue creates a hotspot that can cause the bulbs cup to crack, rendering it inoperable....

Projectors have become essential tools in various environments, from business meetings and classrooms to home theaters. However, one often overlooked component critical to their longevity and performance is the air filter. In this blog, we will discuss why air filters are essential, how often they should be changed or cleaned, and provide some helpful resources for maintaining your projector properly. Why Are Air Filters Important for Projectors? Air filters serve as the first line of defense for your projector. They prevent dust and debris from entering the unit, which can otherwise accumulate on internal components like the lamp and lens....

Installation instructions: It is relatively easy to install the bulb into an existing housing. The only tools required are a Philips screwdriver and a pair of tweezers. It is best to work with the lamp in the orientation shown in the picture below once the 4 retaining screws are removed, be careful some parts may fall out. To remove the old bulb: Remove screw 1 and the metal bracket that it holds. Remove the two screws 2 that hold the wires to the bulb terminals. Be sure to remember which wire goes where. Remove the four screws 3 (two shown in picture,...