Lamp Driver Board (BALLAST) for BenQ MP626 W1000 W1000+

Original Ballast (Lamp Driver Board, Ignition Coil) for BenQ Projector MP626, W1000 or W1000+ Part condition : NEW iNeedParts stock code : 5D.J1X07.001 Ballast code : 51141A01DG Compatibility : BenQ MP626, W1000 or W1000+ Genuine spare part suitable for select models of BenQ Video Projectors. Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your BenQ product. For all BenQ Products we offer Fanatical Services & Unrivaled Expertise since 1994 If you have any question or if you don't know if the part is compatible with your BenQ product, please send a message using iNeedParts Service Department Form. Do you need other BenQ Spare Parts and is not listed?. Contact us by indicating your BenQ Product & defective simptoms. If the Lamp Driver Board for your BenQ Projector MP626, W1000 or W1000+ has become defective, there's no need to worry about buying a whole new BenQ Projector - simply replace it with this spare today. This genuine spare from iNeedParts can be fitted to ensure your old BenQ Projector is looking and working at its best once again Express Shipment available in the European Union iNeedParts repair MP626, W1000 or W1000+ projector hints : Prior considering to buy an new ballast, you should check (correct order of operations): 1. Are you able to power on the projector? (have at least one LED ON?) 2. The Colour Wheel is spinning? 3. You have OEM or Original Lamp inside? Try with original one (with proof) first! Are OEM Lamps really Original? When purchasing lamps, it is important to read the fine print. More often than not, an OEM lamp simply means that the lamp is manufactured by one of the 6 or so major manufacturers, and is not actually an original lamp. It is important that you evaluate your needs: if projector uptime is critical, under no circumstances should you use a cheap OEM bulb from an unknown source. Most critically, these cheap lamps are known to cause power fluctuations, leading to damaged PCB components and blown ballasts. Ballast working principle: Ignition failure can be detected as the electronic ballast is in open-circuit or hot lamp state, while current is small. The ballast attempts to ignite the lamp for three times, which interval is 10 minutes. If the lamp is in hot-lamp state, it can be cooled down during the interval and can be ignited normally. If the lamp is in open-circuit state, it can not be ignited during the intervals. The microprocessor stops the output of the ballast. Moreover, Short-circuit protection can be detected by the lamp voltage.