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60 283 994 projector lamp with module
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60 283 994 is a full lamp and housing assembly for the Geha compact 696N, the same code that also appears written as 60-283-994. Choosing this module means the whole unit is replaced together, rather than the housing being reused and only the bulb swapped.
A bare-lamp version of this same code is listed separately, which costs less if your existing compact 696N housing is undamaged. This module is the better choice if that housing is worn, since you are not relying on old plastic or a tired connector.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09138
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Is 60 283 994 the same lamp as 60-283-994?
Yes, these are the same part number shown with different spacing and punctuation. Both refer to the identical module listed here for the Geha compact 696N.
Should I buy the module or the bare lamp for my 696N?
Buy the module if your existing housing shows cracks, discolouration or a loose fit, since you replace the whole assembly. If the housing is sound, the bare lamp version of this code is the cheaper option.
What does 'genuine' mean when applied to this part number?
It means 60 283 994 is the manufacturer code Geha specifies for the compact 696N, rather than a substitute chosen to loosely fit several different projectors. It identifies this specific lamp and housing combination.
How do I fit a complete module safely?
Power off and unplug the projector, allow it to cool, then release the old module following your compact 696N manual before sliding the new one into place. Avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers.
Will I need to reset anything after fitting this module?
Most compact 696N units expect a lamp counter reset through the on-screen menu once the new module is installed. Check your manual for the exact steps, since older Geha firmware layouts can differ.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is 60 283 994 the same lamp as 60-283-994?
Yes, these are the same part number shown with different spacing and punctuation. Both refer to the identical module listed here for the Geha compact 696N.
Should I buy the module or the bare lamp for my 696N?
Buy the module if your existing housing shows cracks, discolouration or a loose fit, since you replace the whole assembly. If the housing is sound, the bare lamp version of this code is the cheaper option.
What does 'genuine' mean when applied to this part number?
It means 60 283 994 is the manufacturer code Geha specifies for the compact 696N, rather than a substitute chosen to loosely fit several different projectors. It identifies this specific lamp and housing combination.
How do I fit a complete module safely?
Power off and unplug the projector, allow it to cool, then release the old module following your compact 696N manual before sliding the new one into place. Avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers.
Will I need to reset anything after fitting this module?
Most compact 696N units expect a lamp counter reset through the on-screen menu once the new module is installed. Check your manual for the exact steps, since older Geha firmware layouts can differ.
Other Geha lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
