Solaria One Light Issues

[Leo Enticknap]

In this case it clearly wasn't, because if it had been, swapping the UV filter wouldn't have achieved such a big light gain. It was like night and day.

[Miguel Moreno]

This is what a broken integrator looks like. As you can see in the rectangle, it's supposed to be transparent. This one broke because whatever is holding the integrator overheated and cracked the glass, causing light to leak to the light engine.

[Armand Daiguillon]

This is what a broken integrator looks like. As you can see in the rectangle, it's supposed to be transparent. This one broke because whatever is holding the integrator overheated and cracked the glass, causing light to leak to the light engine.

Thanks. This at least doesnt seem as annoying to replace if needed.

[Marco Giustini]

no, it's just annoying to re-align

[Volkan Sezer]

Hello, I provide technical service support to cinemas in Türkiye. I fixed these kinds of errors by increasing light intensity using LIGHT ENGINE DMD cleaning and optical bloc lamp calibration.

[Hong Sung Hyeok]

The brightness dropout problem with square-shaped projectors like the CP2210, 2215, and Solaria One is truly serious.
Those square guys don't have much of a point to disassemble and clean the optical parts.

Just two or three years ago, I installed a new projector, and the same brightness dropout occurred quickly.
I suspect it's the light engine itself, due to the gap between the prism and the DMD.