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Topic: Degreaser and Xetron Lamphouses
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Brad Miller
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Posts: 17775
From: Plano, TX (36.2 miles NW of Rockwall)
Registered: May 99
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posted 01-27-2000 11:33 PM
Personally, I set the supply to the max for the bulb size and leave it. I actually find my lamps will run a damn long time if I'm not screwing with the settings. Personally, I think firing more juice into an already older bulb doesn't make too much sense, but then again that's how I do it.On the degreaser, LPS has a product "Super Cleaner/Degreaser" that is fantastic. Try and get you a bottle of that. It won't damage any plastic parts. Just remember, never spray it directly towards the projector. Always spray it onto a rag (away from the projector) and then wipe the machine with your now wet rag. What circuit are you working for that hasn't tried FilmGuard? All of the majors are using it except Cinemark (and they're sneaking it in). For finding old topics, click on "search" at the top of the page. It'll search the entire forum. There is also a search on the front page of the site for searching other areas.
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