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  • buzescu
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    • Feb 2005
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    Panasonic PT-AE700U cleaning

    I've had this projector for about a month. Not even 100 hours on it but I see a lot of dust inside. Anybody knows how could you clean it? Can it be done without sending it to a professional shop? I read some ideas about using a air blowing can but I am not sure I want to do that
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    • BlazeMaster
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      • May 2004
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      hey buzescu, not sure if you checked out the AVSFORUM yet. Not too familar with the rules on this forum, but do a search for it on your search engine for avsforum. They have much more members on there and a very detailed section for projectors in the similar price range as the 700. I'm sure you'll find the answer that you're looking for there.
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        • George Bellefontaine
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          • Jan 2001
          • 7636
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          Sometimes cleaning lcd projectors can cause you more grief than not. There are horror stories about this, especially when using canned air improperly and getting goo on the lcd panels. If you are not seeing any dust blobs in your projected image, I wouldn't worry about the dust. I have owned 3 lcd projectors and have never had problems with dust blobs . Why not ? Simple, vacuum that filter every month or every 30 to 50 hours, and if possible, try to keep your HT as dust free an environment as possible.
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            • buzescu
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              • Feb 2005
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              not sure

              I am not sure if to clean it or not... I don't see big patches of dust but I do see a lot of dust inside the lens. Is this normal?
              I will also check the other forum.
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