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This Service Manual was exactly what I needed to repair my Philips TV. The purchase was convenient and I received the manual at the same day I paid for it.
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Very pleased with the whole process. Great commication and very easy instructions to order and to download the manual.
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It's a good manual, this one it's a scan from the original factory service manual, great quality 100% readeable. definetely it worths what I paid for.
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A good manual! fast service and good qualityi for pdf document.
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Very helpful and complete manual. Maybe only one negative is schematics have sometimes unreadable name of the parts. But it's not a big problem.
CP-SX1350(P5SX+)
Replacing the Lens 1. Slide the lamp cover lock to unlock the lamp cover and then grasp the projecting part of the lamp cover to lift it open. 2. Remove the two screws on the bottom of the projector and then pull off the front panel. 3. Loosen the screw on the lens door. Lens door 5. Mount the replacement lens. (1) Align the red mark on the lens with the red mark on the lens holder and insert the lens into the holder. (2) Turn the lens clockwise until a click is heard, Attach the lens so that the red mark on the lens and the green mark on the holder are aligned. (3) Confirm that the lens is securely locked. (4) After replacing the lens, make sure that the connector for the shift motor is firmly set in place.
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4. Remove the lens. (1) Open the lens door. (2) Press the lens release lever. (3) Rotate the lens counterclockwise and pull it out.
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Connector for the shift motor
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Detailed drawing of the lever
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6. Close the lens door and tighten its screw. 7. Reattach the front panel. 8. Reattach the lamp cover to complete the lens replacement. (1) Align the two tabs on the lamp cover with the receiving areas on the projector. (2) Press the lamp cover into place.
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Important instructions when removing the lens: 1. Do not touch the prism area at the rear of the lens. 2. Do not touch the terminals. 3. Do not pull the wires.
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