BP96-00690A

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Item not returnable

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$233.33

Need a replacement ballast or bulb in a hurry ?

Different types of shipping options available, We can send overnight and you will get it tomorrow !!

Info: this is the original brand new ballast used by some SAMSUNG DLP or LCD TV

It is NOT a REFURBISHED PART

If you have problem with Lamp not lighting up, no picture and your lamp is good there is a chance that your ballast that lights up your lamp is bad

Disclaimer

Although replace a ballast in a Samsung TV's is an easy task, it need to be done by a skilled  technician only. We are not responsible for you trying to fix your TV by yourself and causing a damage to it...Repair should be done by someone who knows how to work on those TV's sets, also we are not responsible for you buying a wrong part, Please Check our Compatibility Page first, or call us.

CAUTION, a ballast work with 300 volts in the input and produce over 25000 volts to fire the lamp, those voltages are enough high to kill you if you touch it with the TV plugged in the AC

SO YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !!!

Manufacturer's Web Site

Need More Information?
Please visit the manufacturer's web site by using the convenient link below.

SAMSUNG
http://www.samsung.com

...Did you know

The effective cooling of your projector is crucial for trouble free operation and a long projector life. Dust filters need to be cleaned regularly to ensure that the projector is properly ventilated and does not overheat. This is vital to the life of both projector and lamp.

Always read the User Manual of your unit for detailed Instructions about the maintenance.
The interval required between each cleaning of the dust filter is dependent on the projector usage, as well as the operating environment. Naturally, extended use or a dusty environment will necessitate more frequent cleaning. The rule of thumb is about once every 3 months but at least every 200 operating hours. Problems resulting from allowing the filters to become clogged can include one or more of the following temporary or permanent problems:

• Poor image quality and/or uniformity.

• A "Hotspot" in the middle of a projected image caused by an overheated LCD module.

• Lamp fusing or shortened lamp life.

• A burning smell caused by the optical engine melt down.

• A temporary or permanent projector shutdown caused by an overheated temperature safety switch or a repeatedly over-heated power supply.

Your Digital projector is an expensive asset – a little maintenance will make it last!