I bought a panasonic pt ax100u projector which has a bulb expected to live around 800 hours around 700 it started to shut off once then have to be turned on and worked fine…well after 4 months later and having to turn the darn thing on 5 times before it stays on im curious as to if its a bulb issue or something else. I thought bulbs just died or dimmed for like 2 weeks then died…any thoughts?
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or can you not tell by looking at it? I have a panasonic pt-lb50ntu and I think the lamp is toast. I took it out, but it doesn’t ‘visibly’ look burnt out.
Oh yeah, and a follow up, the lamp can’t be completely blown because when I turn it on it does project an image for a couple seconds before the image goes away..
