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Lens Cap On Projector. Gently blow away any loose dust particles using a bulb blower or compressed air,. It's good to have if you move the projector a lot and don't want to scratch up the. This simple step protects the lens from dust and scratches, ensuring that it stays. Sim2 projectors (except their 3 chip 500e and e link models) do not have lens caps. I have had several projectors and never used a lens cap. In this guide, i will show you how to replace your projector lens and provide instructions for reassembling it in case your projector falls and the lens breaks into pieces. This should seem rather obvious, but when your projector is not in use, make sure to keep the lens cap on. All projector lenses look dusty (even after cleaning). Always put lens cap back on after every session though it usually results in my ceiling mounted ax100 moving a couple of mms. Carefully remove the lens cap or protective cover, if applicable, to access the lens surface. My projector's manual states that you should not put the lens cap back on for at least an hour, because the lens is still warm.

My projector's manual states that you should not put the lens cap back on for at least an hour, because the lens is still warm. All projector lenses look dusty (even after cleaning). Carefully remove the lens cap or protective cover, if applicable, to access the lens surface. Always put lens cap back on after every session though it usually results in my ceiling mounted ax100 moving a couple of mms. Gently blow away any loose dust particles using a bulb blower or compressed air,. This simple step protects the lens from dust and scratches, ensuring that it stays. It's good to have if you move the projector a lot and don't want to scratch up the. I have had several projectors and never used a lens cap. This should seem rather obvious, but when your projector is not in use, make sure to keep the lens cap on. In this guide, i will show you how to replace your projector lens and provide instructions for reassembling it in case your projector falls and the lens breaks into pieces.

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Lens Cap On Projector Always put lens cap back on after every session though it usually results in my ceiling mounted ax100 moving a couple of mms. In this guide, i will show you how to replace your projector lens and provide instructions for reassembling it in case your projector falls and the lens breaks into pieces. Gently blow away any loose dust particles using a bulb blower or compressed air,. This should seem rather obvious, but when your projector is not in use, make sure to keep the lens cap on. Always put lens cap back on after every session though it usually results in my ceiling mounted ax100 moving a couple of mms. It's good to have if you move the projector a lot and don't want to scratch up the. Sim2 projectors (except their 3 chip 500e and e link models) do not have lens caps. I have had several projectors and never used a lens cap. All projector lenses look dusty (even after cleaning). Carefully remove the lens cap or protective cover, if applicable, to access the lens surface. This simple step protects the lens from dust and scratches, ensuring that it stays. My projector's manual states that you should not put the lens cap back on for at least an hour, because the lens is still warm.