We repair and maintain projectors for our customers. Our services include:

1. Projector Diagnosis and Repairs
2. Projector Maintenance Servicing and Cleaning
3. Projector Installation
4. Training on use of projectors
5. Technical support on any issues

The speed of Projector Repair will vary from 1-7 days based on the make and model of your projector, the condition it’s in, and the skills of the technician who is repairing it. However, if you have an experienced projector repair company like us handle the job, you can expect it to be done quickly and efficiently.

There are many possible types of projectors, and they tend to be fairly specific in terms of function. Ideally, you’ll be able to answer this question with a generalization or two. The three most common types of projectors are: 1. Traditional projectors: These projectors use a lamp that reads the image on a light-sensitive film and projects it on a screen by means of lenses. In a traditional projector, the lamp is housed in the projector and cannot be removed. 2. DLP projectors: These projectors use digital light processing (DLP) technology to create an image directly on a light-sensitive chip behind the screen that’s then projected via mirrors onto a screen. DLPs have come down in price and are more energy efficient than traditional projectors. In addition, DLP technology can produce more vivid picture quality due to the fact that the image is being created directly onto the chip, instead of being projected from behind the screen via lenses onto a screen. 3. LCD Projectors 4. HDTV projectors: These projectors create an analog signal that’s then converted to digital by either a built-in device or through an external box connected via HDMI or USB. Features such as 4K/60p video resolution and HDR compatibility are becoming more prevalent in HDTV projectors, which can produce very sharp images despite their size.

Yes, we offer a Guarantee of one month on projector repairs and 3 months on the Projector Spare parts replaced. Please note that conditions apply to this.

As with any projector repair, the cost will depend on a number of factors, including the specific repairs that need to be made, the equipment model and the location where the repairs are being performed. In general, however, projections provide. Repair costs can range from Rs 1000 to Rs 10,000 or more.

No, you cannot bring your own projector parts for repair. The only thing you can bring to repair your projector is the unit itself and any original parts that came with it. If you want to get a replacement part, you will have to order it from the manufacturer directly.

There are two ways to book an appointment for projector repair: By Phone or WhatsApp message. By phone: Call: 8077253377 and allow us to book an appointment.

We can offer a Standby projector on a rental basis till your projector gets repaired.

Yes, any Projector spare parts we replace during projector repair are covered under 3 months guarantee. Please note conditions apply.

Yes, we offer discounts for multiple projector repairs. Please contact our team for more details. If you are having multiple Projector repairs, you can avail 25% discount on the entire bill. If you are having multiple projectors, then the discount will be added on the first item that you are having repair on. For example: You are having two projectors repaired together, then the discount will be added on one of the projectors according to your choice.

Most of Projector replacement parts are available with us. In some cases, replacement parts may be difficult to find, though. One of the most common types of replacement parts is a bulb. Bulbs are used to provide the light that is needed by the image on the screen. It is important to keep the bulb clean and properly functioning so that it lasts as long as possible. Some types of replacement parts can be harder to find. There may be a limited selection of projectors or models in a particular size and configuration. Replacing these parts can be difficult or impossible in some cases. There are also some parts that are only available from the manufacturer or from an authorized service provider (ASP). These can be difficult to obtain or expensive, though.

Firstly, try to fix it yourself. You may need a part or two, and you may be able to do it yourself. If you are comfortable working on a project, try calling the company that has serviced your projector in the past. A technician will be able to assist you with fixing it or replacing parts if necessary. If you are unable to fix it yourself or if there is no solution other than for the repair company to come out. You will want to contact them and follow up with a written statement detailing the problem and your request for compensation. Always keep a copy of all correspondence in case there are any further problems.

No, I do not offer emergency projector repair services. However, if you are experiencing a problem with your projector, such as a faulty Mainboard or power supply or a malfunctioning colour wheel, we are happy to give you advice on how to fix the problem. If you do experience an emergency, such as a fire, theft, or water damage, please contact your nearest service center. They will be able to assist you with any repairs that are required.

Our suggestion is to send your device to us, and we will give you a quote on the projector repair cost. Thereafter, you can make the payment either by Online, Wallet, Bank transfer or with your Credit Card. We prefer Online payments as it helps us maintain a better track record of your purchase. If you have any queries, do get in touch with us on info@projectorrepairindia.com.

If your projector is experiencing any issues, like a dead pixel or display flickering, there are a few things you can try to repair it. 1. 1) Check for a dead pixel, image fluctuations or Colour missing by turning on the power and looking for bright spots forming on the screen (these are pixels that have turned off). If you find one, try to fix it by ordring the part from us and replacing the part. 2) If the display is flickering, check for loose connections in the back. If you find one, fix the loose connection. 3) If all of this doesn’t fix the issue, you may need to send your projector in for repairs or troubleshooting to us.

You can do numerous repairs on your projector as long as you have the necessary tools and parts with you. Here are the tools and parts required for repair on your projector: 1) Projector bulb replacement kit: If yours is not working, you need to change the bulb first. The bulb kit includes all required bulbs such as lamp, control board, and frame. 2) Projection screen: If the image is blurry keep projecting on your wall, collect a projection screen and attach it to the front of your projection system. 3) Projector screws: These are essential for assembling your projector and projector screen together. 4) HDMI cable: This cable is needed to connect your display to your projector. It allows you to mirror or extend your display across the room via wireless connection or optical connection.

If your projector is not working properly, there are a few things you can do to find out if it needs to be repaired or serviced: 1) Make sure the power is turned on, and the light is on in the room where the projector is located. 2) If there is a signal coming from the Laptop/ Television, check to make sure that the picture quality is good. If not, try changing the cable/ Channel or setting up a different Laptop/ Television. 3) Try playing test video and audio files. If they are not working properly, then you may need to get a repair done on your projector.

If the projector repair doesn’t fix your problem, you may want to try resetting the projector or cleaning the lens. Resetting a projector can sometimes fix problems that occur when a bulb suddenly isn’t working or a replacement bulb doesn’t work properly. To reset a projector, disconnect the power cord and plug it back in. Then, press and hold the Power button on the control panel until the power turns off and back on. Cleaning your projector’s lens can often improve picture quality and brightness by removing dust buildup or debris inside the lens. You can clean your lens with lens tissues or a soft cloth and some isopropyl alcohol. Make sure to only clean one side of the lens at a time, or you may scratch the lens.