Sanyo 710-00792-1 - Manual (Page 6)

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ADJUST PROJECTION MIRROR
When the figure of the projection image does not match the Projection Screen, adjust the Projection
Mirror. If the figure fits the Projection Screen precisely, skip the steps 2, 3 and 4 and replace the Back
Cover.
Connect the projector to the AC outlet, and turn the
projector on. Connect the video output equipment
to the projector. Project the image of cross-hatch or
circles to check whether the picutre is displayed
fully on the Projection Screen and is not distorted.
(Refer to the Owner's Manual for operation.)
If the figure is distorted, adjust the Projection Mirror
following the steps 2 to 4 below.
If the picture is displayed properly, adjustment
of the Mirror is not required. Skip the steps
below and replace the back cover.
Adjust the Projection Mirror by turning the Adjusting
Nuts. Move the Projection Mirror up or down by
turning the Adjusting Nuts on the both sides of the
Projection Mirror. Adjust Screw(B) if it required.
Refer to the figure on the right for the image
movement with the Adjusting Nut.
Fix the Projection Mirror where the picture is
displayed properly. Fix the Screw(B) securely.
When fixing the Screw(B) the figure may be
distorted again. When it should happen, readjust
the Mirror following the steps 2 to 4.
Check Projection Image
Adjust Projection Mirror
Fix Projection Mirror
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CAUTION
DO NOT STARE DIRECTLY INTO THE
LENS. EYE DAMAGE COULD RESULT.
WHEN ADJUSTING THE MIRROR, NEVER
TOUCH THE PARTS EXCEPT THE
MIRROR. IT MAY RESULT IN
ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
Turn off the projector and disconnect it from the AC
outlet.
Turn the projector off 4
Adjusting Nut
Screw(B)
Mirror Holder
Mirror Arm
Lower the
Mirror Holder. Lift the Mirror
Holder.
Turn Adjusting Nuts to adjust
the screen image.
When turning the
Adjusting Nuts on both
sides to the right, the
lower part of the image
becomes narrow.
When turning the
Adjusting Nuts on both
sides to the left, the
lower part of the image
is stretched.
When turning the
Adjusting Nuts on one
side to the left or the
right, one side of the
lower part of the figure
is shortened or
stretched.