Where can I buy a replacement lamp for HD33 projector, just in case the original lamp hours are used completely ?
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http://www.apexlamps.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1819&gclid=CKGi0f2lgrUCFSaRPAod9i0Anw if you want an oem replacement. These are more cost effective: http://www.purelandsupply.com/hd33-bulb-optoma-projector-lamp.html
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http://www.apexlamps.com/index.php?route=product/product&product;_id=1819&gclid;=CKGi0f2lgrUCFSaRPAod9i0Anw if you want an oem replacement. These are more cost effective:http://www.purelandsupply.com/hd33-bulb-optoma-projector-lamp.html
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I have one. Let me know where and I'll mail it to you. It was left over from one of my previous lamps that I threw out before I found out that I could buy a new switch. I have the two little metal clips that hold it on each end if you need those. Send info to jmelham@juno.com
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Paul,Yes this lamp is really good. My recommendation is that you always reset the counter of hours on your projector before you change the lamp. Panasonic has set up the system so it stops working after 2000 hours, but if you reset the counter you can use your old amp for an extra 500 to 1000 hours ...
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As long as your projector is DLP it should work fine. Works great with my Optoma HD33. Mine even work with my Toshiba 65" LED 3D tv. Active 3D of course.
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If your buying new, yes. Contact the seller of the projector your looking to buy to see how much of the lamp hours have been using.
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Unfortunately, I'm afraid I can't be much help. I looked around on the web and didn't see parts for this lamp listed anywhere. You could try to contact the company, but I found three different addresses and some people's comments that their website doesn't work. Indeed, I couldn't find a working website for them. Here are the addresses and phone numbers I found. You could give them a try: Normande Lighting LLC (253) 893-7007 normandelighting.com 18862 72nd Ave S, Kent, WA 98032 Normande Lighting LLC 900 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98164-1008 Phone: 206-957-6212 Normande Lighting LLC 18437 Cascade Avenue S Tukwila, WA 98188 Phone: (253) 893-7023 Good luck! SW
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Try co. who made lamp or from whom you purchased -- maybe it can be ordered--
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If your image has white or black spots "stuck pixels" then you need the DLP chip, since the projector would have to be disassembled to have the chip replaced, then at that point you can get the # off the part. This is the only way to be 100% positive of the part # you need.
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Try this link http://www.myprojectorlamps.com/projector-lamps/Epson/Powerlite%2083!@.html?gclid=CKv0xOPgtbwCFedAMgodyncAJw
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You will have check the serial number on the replacement lamp, and on the T.V. There should be a number on the back of the T.V. , where the lamp is.
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I don't know the answer to your question. but I do have a 60" HD1, readily available for the HD3. You should contact Mitsubishi customer service, they are very helpful by saving me the cost of a new lamp.
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Good question. I would contact LampsPlus directly. They are very helpful and carry this product.
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You can not purchase the exact bulb separately. Due to the bulb hour life of this projector, it will last quite a few years. By the time the bulb needs to be replaced, there will be much better products on the market. In my opinion
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I believe, the supplier offers the warranty, not the manufacturer "if" it is indeed the EXACT lamp....
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I would try amazon first--then http://www.lightinguniverse.com/lamp-shades_2416.html?linkLoc=newSearchRedirect But after looking at the prices-the whole lamp is less money-strange... You can also try walmart on line..
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Don't if they sale one but I've looked at it cause I'm going to put a projecter impact screen on for the the opti shoot . So as far as i can tell it is possible to fabricate a replacement as