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This repair is useful to know how to execute if your projector has overheating issues. Often, a simple fix is just to replace a malfunctioning fan, which is a relatively cheap part. This is much more cost-effective than replacing the entire projector.
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Remove the 4 exterior 9mm Phillips #0 screws. They are located on the sides of the projector.
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Gently lift up on the shell with both hands, from the back to the front.
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Remove the two 7mm Phillips #0 screws that attach the fan to the motherboard of the projector.
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Remove the fan by pulling up gently from the top.
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Remove the 7mm Phillips #0 screw that fastens the black ground wire connected to the fan and the projector.
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Peel the sticker up on the back of the fan to expose the port where the red, white, and black wires are attached.
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The wires will need to be cut with small wire cutters in order to completely remove the fan.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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