Review on 🔦 AWO Original Projector Lamp Bulb VLT-HC3800LP / VLT-XD590LP with Housing for Mitsubishi HC3200, HC3800, HC3900, HC4000, HC77-10S, GX-730, XD590 by Chase Hosea

I originally gave Revain a bad review about this manufacturer's product. I ordered the bulb 4 months ago and it worked, then my projector projected a message every time I turned it on. that the lightbulb was at the end of its lifespan. Two weeks after the report, the lamp stopped working. I ordered another one from a different manufacturer and within a week of installing the new lamp the same message appeared. It is rare for two lamps from two different manufacturers to have the same problem. I did a little research online to find out that when you change the lightbulb in a theater projector you need to reset the lightbulb timer. The projector sets a lamp limit of 3000 hours and does not allow the use of a lamp with a lifespan of more than 3000 hours. To restart the projector I had to unplug it and then plug it back in by holding down the power button and the two specific arrow keys until the LED blinked twice from green to red. You need to find out how to reset the projector, either in the user manual or online. When I replaced the original bulb that came with my theater projector when it was new with a bulb from this manufacturer I did not reset the timer as I don't know how to do it. I sent this manufacturer's bulb back and after resetting the timer everything works now. Luckily I didn't throw away this manufacturer's lightbulb, so I now have another lightbulb as a backup for the future. PROJECTOR AFTER CHANGING THE LAMP Otherwise, it will turn off every time you start a project, even though you actually have a good light bulb.