Is this bulb compatable for lamp # Samsung BP96-01653a ?
1555608
If this is the bulb I purchased and returned, it was a bare bulb only. I needed a bulb for a BP96-00224F which is about 3 1/2 inches in diameter. The unit sent was smaller ...as I recall maybe 2 1/2 inches. I kinda thought it was made more for an office projector type of DLP unit due to it's size as I remember. Hope this helps.
1555609
I'm sorry but I don't know the answer as my Samsung TV is quite different. Have you done a Google search or gone to Philips' website? If not, please try there.
1555610
Sorry, I do not know. When I used the bulb I did a google search of my tv and found that it was the correct lamp.
2284611
Check the Owner's Instruction manual that came with your tv, or just google your model number and that should help you find the right part number. Or just call Samsung customer service and ask them fro the correct part number for the lamp for your tv. Good luck.
2050157
Yes, although I already had mine replaced because I busted the original bulb. However, it's just easy to replace. I bought my new bulb here and I'm so pleased with its quality. Hope it helps Triangle Bulbs T50026 - FML27/65K, 27 Watt, 6500K Natural Daylight, 4-pin GX10q-4 Base, FML Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
2110442
I don't know compatibility. I confirmed the Mitsubishi website to confirm the compatibility of the lamp I purchased. Everything worked fine.
91408
The bulb you ordered is B181S3, not B18S3 (which is the one you have, or want) I tried to google model B18S3 but this model number doesn
2051510
Not sure of all the models it's compatible with but you can always search by your model number and it will show which bulbs are compatible with your model.
961592
Yes. http://www.bulbtronics.com/%28X%281%29A%28NlpokdpXzwEkAAAAZWI3MmQxYzAtM2EzYi00MDFiLTlkZGEtNjg3OWI4MzlkN2Nhm6e0hZLiF8fWQv9VFJwNWA11-Bo1%29S%28m02qqg55fey2ft2wxcf4le45%29%29/Search-The-Warehouse/ProductDetail.aspx?sid=0008432&pid=GE4411&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
1170920
It should. I would also check to see if your current bulb requires an allen wrench to remove it. It's a royal pain to remove. The replacement bulb uses a standard screw.
1507401
Sorry I can't help you. Finding the correct Ott replacement bulbs is way harder than it should be, especially since my particular lamp paperwork gave the incorrect bulb information. If you go to the Ott website and put in your old bulb number it may, or may not, refer you to the replacement number. Good luck.
612479
Even though I am not familikar with the SPECIFIC brand you mentioned, I DO know that this replacement bulb has an "E-39" (size- Base. MEANING thast the SOCKET INTO WHICH THIS FITS MUST BE AN E-39 SOCKET.E39 is BIG base-LIGHT FIXTURES DO NOT NORMALLY tell you which bulb to buy, so LOOK at the specs for this fixture and see WHICH BULB-SIZE IT TAKES.I do hope this info helps.PEACE~
1496332
Yes. I have that model and any TY-LA1000 lamp will fit, except I recommend a Philips bulb over any other. Last much longer. More bang for the buck.
192529
This particular model lamp can only be used for the model TV it was intended for. If you don't have the original paperwork that came with your tv,the model # of the tv should be located on the tv somewhere. If not,the bulb replacement model number may be located on ,or in the lamp housing unit on your tv. Good luck.
1031294
Unfortunately I don't know. I bought this as a replacement bulb identical to one that burned out in a desk I had. If you have the old lights you should be able to match them up but if not I would measure the length and the size of the prongs. Sorry I could be more help.
947379
I called sears who replaced my bulb with the official samsung bulb. The one amazon sent was made in china and a knock off
188999
I did some looking up. I think your tv takes TS-CL110UAA. You can type that in or your tv model number in and it will give you this bulb. Hope this helps.
1200693
Make sure you buy the Samsung brand and not one of the off-brands. Same thing happened to us, repeatedly. Local TV repairman hooked us up with the correct bulb. Bulb is much more expensive but at least you won't be replacing it again. Good Luck!
1924446
No idea Sababa. We just use the #93 bulb for a reading lamp, and it works great.