Curing the white and black spot, bad pixel, bad DLP in the Mitsubishi projector ex51u and xd510u requires replacement of DMD/DLP chip. Trust me it is not dus…
Mitsubishi Projector ex51u and xd510u replacement of DMD/DLP chip
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Wow – I wonder where you/your school district is. Anywhere near San Diego,
CA (that’s where I am)? If so, I’d ask for your help on this, if you would
take such a side job.
Well I took apart an xd510u today an, as far as I can tell, it is an
identical machine on the inside. The dmd chip was the 1076-6319w just like
the one in the ex51u. So I have been ordering that part from Global
Projectors and they send me a 1076-6329w. Good luck
You can get them from Mitsubishi they will have your part number. Or Global
Projectors is the source we have been using lately. The chip in the 51u is
1076-6319w which is a TI 1024by768 chip. They have been sending me a
1076-6329w as a replacement which works great. I haven’t pulled apart any
of the 510 projectors yet to look. I would bet it is the same chip they are
identical specs on the machines same lamp etc. It’s 200 bucks though
Awesome – thanks. I’m a little confused, though. You said you’ve been
ordering the 1076-6319w, and they send you the 1076-6329w. 1. What is the
difference between the 6319 and the 6329, 2. why don’t they send you what
you ordered and 3. does the 6329 work for you?
Great video – and exactly what I need! I have the Mitsubishi XD510U, and am
trying to find where to get the replacement DMD. Can you advise? Where did
you get yours from and what’s the part #? THANKS much.
so I would pull it apart and look or call Mitsubishi and get the number
from them if you can.
Thanks for your prompt reply! A few more questions arise: * Where/how do
you contact anyone at Mitsubishi (to find out the part #)? I’ve tried
Mitsubishi ph. #s I find online – no luck getting to an actual person. * Is
this the “Global Projectors” you use?: globalprojectors (dot) com * Would
it work to put a chip in that is higher res than 1024×768 (i.e. HD)? * If
you’ve never pulled apart a 510 projector, how confident are you that this
slideshow you have here also applies to it? THANKS!
Sorry, what are you saying costs $500? You said in earlier comment that the
chip is $200, so I wonder what you’re now referring to as $500. Also, I
guess I must not have found the right Mitsubishi tech support #, and I
don’t know what it means to “drill down” from there. Can you explain and do
you know what that ph. # is? Wow, 50 of those projectors? Do you have them
for parts for repair biz, or are you an a/v guy, or something else?
Mitsubishi wanted 500$ for it, but I got it from global and another place
for a little over 200$. I somehow got to their parts department from the
projector tech number. Not sure how it was three or four months ago. I am
an AV guy for a school district we have about 800 projectors. I normally
don’t need to repair them but this seems cost effective to me. 3 year old
machines all slowly going bad. I suppose next week I could take apart a
510u and see what the chip says.
No where near SD although its a great town. It should be really easy once
you find out the chip and follow the video. I’ll pull one of the 510s apart
on wednesday and see I won’t be at work until then. happy New year.
Yes globalprojectorsdotcom. I don’t think a higher res chip would work but
it might i don’t know enough about it to say. The 510 is one year older
than the 51u but its the same specs, case, lamp, lens and so on. I have
about 50 of them, but none have shown the white spots yet so i haven’t
taken one apart. I called their tech support number and drilled down. Once
I found it was to be 500$ I took a 51 apart and read the number from the
chip instead.