How do u find the housing unit for the bulb replacement?
1994800
Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp. You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by step. Good luck. :)
1994801
Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by step. Good luck. :) Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by... » Read More Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by step. Good luck. :) « Show Less
1994802
Housing unit fine and worked well. The problem is the TV. Needs CONSTANT repair.
1994803
What I did I got the part off a tv repair shop just make sure they have a in house warranty so you don't have to go far to get it replaced or if not get it from Mitsubishi because the ones on amazon are knock offs and doesn't last long
1994804
Never replaced the bulb, it's been 20 months. Watch tv everyday on the average 6 hours.
427293
U gotta manually take the old bulb out of the box and replace it with just the bulb alone. It's marked without the box for a cheaper price. If u want to buy it with the box u gotta seach for it and pay a little extra. It's way easy to replace tho.
352491
Yes, A housing was included, but the fit of a replacement housing is questionable. In my case, rather than put up with a less than perfect fit (that's being kind as I couldn't get it to fully seat), I just moved the bulb to the original housing, but you need to be careful not to touch the bulb (use gloves, preferably not latex as the sodium from your fingers goes right through latex) and avoid touching the glass. If you have a couple small screwdrivers and a small needle-nosed pliers or big tweezers (to start the small screws) and are pretty handy, focus on buying the same bulb as the original and install the bulb. Start by taking pictures as you progress so you have a reference for reassembly and work on a white table cloth (to find any small pieces that drop). No one supports bulb replacement as a DIY except for buying one in a housing, but there are videos on Utube that show you how.
1041941
I have two units available and 2 xtra bulbs. You can find them on eBay and Amazon all the time.
362370
Follow my instructions above. I gave you the url. Go there, find the samsung dlp link, then the bulb replacement link. Under that a few people have listed where they bought their bulbs.
28565
Mine came woth an extra bulb and instructions on how to replace. Bulb lasts a long time.
1660498
Home depo or lowes perhaps if not you can find it online, just google the type of light bulb you need, use whatever information is on the old one
1724921
you can get one at home depot. Check the voltage and HD can provide you with the bulb. It will be a replacement which will work OK. Check the Battery before you purchase the bulb. the battery lasts two years .
352490
I bought this bulb 2 months and it does not include the housing. Good bulb with easy replacement instructions. Even without the housing it is very easy to replace a bulb. The trick is not to over tighten the nuts.
1024440
Your owners manual (Find it online if necessary) will specify the bulb number(s) you need. Look for those numbers on Amazon and specify Phillips as the MFG.
374918
There are no replaceable bulbs. It's a single piece with the back of the housing.
188348
Dont use Google. Type in tv number and in amazon search replacement bulb for whatever you model is
693451
I'm not sure cause I have never bought a new bulb yet. But I do see them on eBay. Just put in the model number and name on there and you can find it there. Hope this helps.
1397477
My advice would be to contact the seller or the direct manufacturer. They may be able to replace the damaged bulb free of charge or at least inform you of the proper bulb to purchase and replace yourself. Most companies will provide missing instructions/manuals if you call and request them or find them online
1410397
Pull one of the bulbs you plan to replace and either get the part number off of it or take it to your local parts store. They can tell you what bulb number it is. The bulbs that these can replace are listed in the description.
2266947
Grasp the base and pull it out. Push the new bulb into the socket ... Be sure to push on the base, not the glass.
1575738
It is the entire unit including the housing, bulb, and filter. You just need to remove the old bulb, slide the new one in, then remove the old filter, and slide the new one in. I've ordered 2 of them and have had no issues with fit or funtionality. They work great.