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Author Topic: Remove an engine on Barco DP2K15C Frederick Lanoy Film Handler Posts: 88 From: North of France Registered: Aug 2009 posted 01-29-2011 09:21 AM                     Hello everybody, I would like to remove a DLP engine on a Barco DP2K15C in order to take some high resolution pictures of the system. It's for this website dedicated to digital cinema : manice More precisely, it's for the part dedicated to operators : manice The projector is in a projectionnist's school so i have plenty of time. My questions are : - To remove the engine, i have to "unplug" (sorry if this word is not appropriate) the cooling liquid system. Is there any trap or something special to know here ? - Do i have to remove the lens first ? - How many screws i have to unscrew ? - To "plug" again the liquid cooling system to the engine, is there a risk to do a bad operation (liquid leaks on the engine) ? - In addition to the Key Pad code i have to enter, is there a protocol to do so the projector works properly after replacing the engine ? I mean, with D Cine Communicator, do i have to do a special operation ? If it's too complex, i won't do it that's why i want to gather informations thirst. Yet, three years ago, i saw a technician replacing a DLP engine on a DP 3000. I was surprised because it seemed to be quick and not too impossible to do for a trained operator. Many thanks for your help. Frederick  |  IP: Logged Robert D Hall Film Handler Posts: 65 From: Abingdon V.A USA Registered: Mar 2010 posted 01-29-2011 10:17 AM                        It is very EZ to remove. But i would not do it just to take a pictures of it. Becouse if some thing gos wrong your looking at 20 grand to replace it. And that would be really expensive picture.  |  IP: Logged

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