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PowerWarehouse JVC HD61FN97 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 100 watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for JVC HD61FN97 models
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 Watt output for bright projection
- JVC HD61FN97 model ensures exact fit
- Complete assembly with bulb and housing
- QC tested for reliable performance
- Meets OEM requirements for full compatibility
JVC HD61FN97 100 Watt DLP Lamp
The PowerWarehouse JVC HD61FN97 is a 100 watt DLP replacement lamp supplied with bulb and housing. It is designed for owners of compatible JVC rear-projection televisions who need to restore original brightness. The unit is tested for 100% compatibility with the original equipment and meets OEM requirements.
Replaces worn original lamp
This lamp replaces a dim or failed original module in the same housing format. The upgrade is worth it when the TV picture has become noticeably darker or when the replacement indicator activates. A new 100 watt lamp restores the intended light output without modifying the set.
Fits existing housing and power supply
The assembly installs directly into the television's existing lamp compartment using the original connectors. No additional wiring, ballast changes or cooling modifications are required. It frees the owner from scheduling a service visit and returns the display to serviceable condition immediately.
Highlights
- 100 Watt output for bright projection
- JVC HD61FN97 model ensures exact fit
- Complete assembly with bulb and housing
- QC tested for reliable performance
- Meets OEM requirements for full compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439133923 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
Does the JVC HD61FN97 lamp ship with the housing already assembled?
The replacement arrives as a complete module with the bulb installed inside the housing, so no separate assembly is required before fitting it into the TV.
What is the correct orientation when seating the lamp module in the chassis?
Align the connector on the module with the socket in the TV, push straight in until it clicks, then secure the retaining screw — forcing it at an angle can bend the pins.
How will I know when the 100 Watt lamp needs replacing again?
The TV will typically show a dimmer picture, a lamp-warning indicator, or a scheduled replacement message once the bulb reaches the end of its rated life.
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