I have a KDF50WE656 Sony TV How do you instal Lamp where is it located?
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It's in the front of the set behind the front panel next to the on/off switch. On both ends of the set on the bottom left and rt side in the back are some hand turned screws, unscrew those and the front panel should pop off. You will see where the lamp housing is. Don't forget to unplug the set.
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We have different model TV's. But try opening a door on the front panel. There might be a screw head. Un-screw and that will remove another bracket. Behind that you might see your light. Remove with Allen wrench and replace. Hope that helped.
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From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire when we could smell plastic being hot and just got rid of the TV and bought a flat screen TV. Hope this helps. From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire... » Read More From what we remember, since we got rid of the tv, you open the bottom panel in the front of the tv. You have to pull on both ends to get it off. Once off, there is a square door you open to gain access to the bulb. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands, use a paper towel or something. Once the old bulb is out you can put the new bulb in. We had problems not buying a bulb from Sony..the plastic cover does not come with generic bulbs. Ours got hot and melted the outer cover that the bulb fits in. I figured we could save money by buying generic but they don't last. We were afraid of fire when we could smell plastic being hot and just got rid of the TV and bought a flat screen TV. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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On the bottom, front of the TV there is a panel that snaps off. Underneath, in the middle, you should see where the lamp module fits. Then you need the special torx screwdriver that should have come with the bulb. Once you remove the screws, you can slide the bad module out and insert the new bulb, and re-insert screws. You may notice a slight "heat" odor initially, but that should go away quickly. Good luck.
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Not hard at all. You have several screws on the back of the tv (on both sides) where it slides into.
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When I first replaced the lamp, it took me a few times to get the lamp locked into place. Once it's in place, it should work fine. I also needed to clean off the dust from the inside of the connectors with a rag. Hope that helps
820422
There are three parts - the wall mount - the lamp with the electrical wire - and the set screw that fits in the wall mount and acts to tighten the lamp post to the wall mount - I looked for the set screw and found it hidden in the box. Good luck
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According to this page : https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41208/c/65,66/p/61659,63345,63583/ , KDF55E2000 and KDF50E2000 use the same lamp.
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Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the... » Read More Make sure lamp is unplugged. Lower to its most flat position. Use a thin non-metal object, such as a credit card, to slip between the lens and the lamp housing. (midpoint) Gently apply upward pressure to remove the lens away from the housing. To replace bulb, remove it by pushing the bulb away from the socket. Install by aligning the bulb pins with the socket receptacles then push the bulb into the socket. A click should be heard when connected. Lay the lens back onto the housing being careful to keep the rounded edges to the outside of the lamp. Align the inside tabs with the slots in the housing, rotate the lens down and snap into place by pressing along the outer edge. Good Luck! « Show Less
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Simply pull the cover off (its just held on by snaps) /using the provided screwdriver that is supplied with the new lamp, unscrew the old lamp. Pull it out, slide the new one in. That's it.
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it's on the base plate that mounts to the wall. you can see the little turn knob switch in the picture... just below where the lamp comes off the base.
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http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/user-manuals/55L6200U-Toshiba-Parts-LCD+TELEVISION+-manual
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pull off the front cover, the bulb housing is on the left side ( one screw)
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There were instructions included on how to put the bulb in. I do NOT think its for your model. Please check the model of your television to indicate what bulb you will need to purchase.
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I had the same problem. It turns out there is a micro switch which tells the TV if the lamp housing is seated properly. Over time the micorswitch develops "slack" . Once you figure out where the micro switch is you can fix it by simply putting small peices of electrical tape on the lamp housing in the correct location. If you do a Google Search of the TV model and blinking 6 times; you'll find lots of articles to help you locate that switch. Apparently it's a common problem.
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My TV had the same problem. I decided it didn't probably matter and bought it. However, Amazon a actually sent me the wrong model of lamp, which didn't fit in the tv. I ended up taking the new lamp apart and putting the bulb itself in the old lamp. It was quite easy, just a few screws. Regardless, I still think the p does not matter, especially because many sites seem to use the two interchangeably. I'd say buy it.
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Chang I am sorry but the TV is 60 miles from me so I cannot check. I can tell you the lamp stopped working fairly quickly after we purchased it and I am not planning on wasting any more money on a replacement.
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Hey Kyle, If it is to spec, it will fit your TV. It is very east to install and it should take about 1 minute from start to finish. Make sure you replace the cover before turning it on. However, the Generic Replacement Lamp is not worth the money. It will burn out on you in a couple of months and you will end up buying another bulb. You should consider a OEM bulb. Hope this helps.
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Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by step. Good luck. :) Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by... » Read More Couple of screws on the back panel, right hand side, near the bottom. The panel that gets removed is about 8"x4" and if I remember correctly, it has writing on it. There are a couple of screws to remove the housing from the TV. Remove it and replace the lamp. Warning, though, to not touch the bulb or the oil from your fingerprints will ruin the bulb. If the price isn't a huge difference, replace the entire housing instead of just the lamp. It's alot easier and you run less risk of ruining the lamp.You can always look on YouTube, also to see the lamp replaced, step by step. Good luck. :) « Show Less
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That, I do not know. However, Panasonic still makes the information available. Try http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/support-projection-tvs?support and look up the part number. Remember, there is one part number for the lamp, another one for the housing with the lamp. I definitely recommend getting the housing/lamp assembly as one piece. It takes about ten seconds to slide in and you're in business. I do know that there are different lamp housing assemblies for the different TV's, but some of them do use the same one. Definitely verify w/Panasonic which one you need for sure. You're lucky, they still make the full manuals available for download on this website, the part number for your lamp assembly should be in one of them.
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Pretty simple:1) Pry off control top with screw driver. 2) Turn on unit. 3) Observe light location. 4) Remove 3 screws. 5) Clip off little light bulb. 6) Reassemble.