yahoocom
Standard Member
Hi Guys,
I haven't been around much lately. Time pressure has meant leaving the cinema alone for a while. Last night arranged to watch a movie so I checked the PJ, all OK although it has drifted out of allignment, it has been in fairly frequent use for nearly a year since it was installed. A full run through of the settings was on my ToDo list but was still quite watchable.
Went into the cinema 2 hours later, turned on the PJ and the picture was pushed to the left and taller than it should be, although the picture was sharper in places than it had been. Other areas were still a bit soft.
Now when I select I/P 5, connected to a HTPC, I get the picture distorted as detailed above a a glimpse of an error message relating to I2C with an error in F4H. It also looks as if there are a number of errors but they scroll so fast it is hard to make out, the numbers finish scrolling at F4H.
Did a bit of a search late last night and saw someone managed to clear something similar on a 7xx by changing a fuse... Could I be so lucky?
I take it F4H is a hexadecimal number realting to a particular problem. I do not have the service manual, the owners and installation just say call an engineer...
Any advice gratefully received.
Nigel
I haven't been around much lately. Time pressure has meant leaving the cinema alone for a while. Last night arranged to watch a movie so I checked the PJ, all OK although it has drifted out of allignment, it has been in fairly frequent use for nearly a year since it was installed. A full run through of the settings was on my ToDo list but was still quite watchable.
Went into the cinema 2 hours later, turned on the PJ and the picture was pushed to the left and taller than it should be, although the picture was sharper in places than it had been. Other areas were still a bit soft.
Now when I select I/P 5, connected to a HTPC, I get the picture distorted as detailed above a a glimpse of an error message relating to I2C with an error in F4H. It also looks as if there are a number of errors but they scroll so fast it is hard to make out, the numbers finish scrolling at F4H.
Did a bit of a search late last night and saw someone managed to clear something similar on a 7xx by changing a fuse... Could I be so lucky?
I take it F4H is a hexadecimal number realting to a particular problem. I do not have the service manual, the owners and installation just say call an engineer...
Any advice gratefully received.
Nigel