Sony 3-875-777-02 Air Filter for VPL-HW10 HW15 HW20 HW30 HW40
Protects compatible Sony projectors from dust buildup on optical components and maintains cooling efficiency
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.25
- Protects optical components by blocking dust ingress
- Maintains cooling efficiency to prevent internal heat buildup
- Extends projector and lamp life through regular replacement
- Compatible with VPL-HW10 HW15 HW20 HW30 HW40 models
- Replace when changing lamp for optimal performance
Compatible Projector Models
This genuine Sony air filter fits the VPL-GH10 and the VPL-HW10, HW15, HW20, HW30 and HW40 home-cinema projectors. It is a direct replacement part for owners of those specific units who need to maintain proper airflow and protect the optical engine from dust ingress.
Maintenance Role and Daily Impact
The filter stops dust from settling on internal lenses and the lamp assembly. A clogged filter reduces fan efficiency, causing heat to build up and shortening the life of both the projector and the lamp. Replacing it when you change the lamp keeps cooling performance at its intended level.
Pre-Order Checks
Verify that your projector model appears in the supported list above before ordering. If your unit shows a filter-warning icon or message on screen, replace the filter immediately. Otherwise, remove the existing filter and inspect it visually; any visible dust buildup means it should be swapped out.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 95% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Sony |
| Model name | 3-875-777-02 |
| Part number | 3-875-777-02 |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
What projector models does the 3-875-777-02 air filter fit?
This filter is designed for the VPL-GH10, VPL-HW10, VPL-HW15, VPL-HW20A, VPL-HW20, VPL-HW30ES/W, VPL-HW30ES and VPL-HW40E projectors.
Where does the filter sit inside the projector?
The filter slides into the dedicated intake slot on the projector chassis; consult the projector manual for the exact latch location on your model.
How is the filter replaced and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, remove the filter cover, swap the old filter for the new one, refit the cover, then reset the filter timer in the projector menu so the replacement is registered.
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