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DELL NEW Genuine DMD DLP Chip 1076-6319W 1076-6318W 1076-6328W 1076-6329W projector accessory

SKU CH-RK05-171V9

Genuine DMD DLP replacement chip compatible with multiple projector models

  • Product typeOthers
  • Restores sharp images with genuine DMD DLP chip
  • Compatible with multiple projector brands including Samsung and Mitsubishi
  • New OEM component ensures reliable long-term performance
  • Replaces part numbers 1076-6319W 1076-6318W 1076-6328W 1076-6329W

Genuine DMD DLP replacement chip

This genuine OEM DMD DLP chip restores image quality to compatible Samsung Mitsubishi Toshiba Dell Acer and other projectors. It replaces part numbers 1076-6319W 1076-6318W 1076-6328W and 1076-6329W. Installation requires technical skill and proper anti-static precautions.

No bundled accessories or software included

The chip is supplied as a standalone component without mounting hardware thermal paste or firmware tools. Buyers who need a complete light-engine assembly or a full projector service kit must source those items separately.

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Price $76.99
Pricier than about 84% of the 5,120 comparable items (median $52.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the DMD chip with part number 1076-6319W need replacement if white dots appear on the projected image?

White dots usually mean individual mirrors on the DMD chip have stuck; replacing the 1076-6319W chip restores a clean image.

What thermal limit stops the 1076-6328W chip from running continuously in a high-brightness projector?

The chip's mirrors can overheat if the projector's cooling system cannot dissipate the light-engine heat during sustained high-lumen operation.

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