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Very quick response. Very good and accurate print quality of the scanned document.
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The service manual was very usable and clear enough to see the individual values of all of the components (unlike some of the service manuals I have gotten in the past from web sites similar to this one). The price was right and the information was greatly appreciated. It helped me with an otherwise very difficult repair. It was much needed and appreciated. A faster turn around on my order would be nice, but I understand the constraints on your staff's time. Thank you for your service.
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Excellent manual. Helped me out with disassembling and troubleshooting my projector.
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thanks you are the best.Very good detail, Quick service response. A useful service manual with all details.
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Great service!!! Polecam gorąco wszystkim zainteresowanym
1. Loosen the lock nut on each Adjustment Post. This will require a 4mm wrench. 2. Using a #15 Torx, loosen the Centering Bracket. 3. Place a 1/4 inch or 6mm rod in the Center Reference to keep the Light Engine Centered. 4. Adjust the Tilt Adjustment screws to make the Light Engine parallel with the cabinet. 5. Turn the set on and apply a crosshatch pattern to the set. 6. If the picture is tilted, use adjustment post 2 to correct the picture. Use an E4 inverted hex to adjust the post. 7. If the picture is high or low, use adjustment post 1 to correct the picture. 8. If the picture is shifted to the left or right, use adjustment post 3 to correct. 9. If the picture is still shifted to the left or right, remove the Centering Rod and slide the assembly to correct the picture. 10. Tighten the Centering Bracket. 11. Tighten the Lock Nut on each of the adjustment post. To prevent the post from turning, place the inverted hex over each post. 12. Remove the Centering rod. To purchase the E4 Hex socket, go to www.stanleyproto.com. Order item 6904TX.
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