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APU-D9-LSW bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Ask.
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APU-D9-LSW is the bare burner for the Ask E3655W, also known under the alternate code 420030500 for the same lamp. It ships without a housing, so it fits inside the cage already installed in your projector rather than replacing the module complete.
If the number on your old lamp reads 420030500 rather than APU-D9-LSW, this is still the correct replacement, since both codes refer to the identical burner. Keep your existing E3655W housing in place and fit only the new bulb when replacing it.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08125
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have two different part numbers?
APU-D9-LSW and 420030500 both identify the same burner for the Ask E3655W. Ask or its suppliers appear to have used both codes at different times, so either number confirms a correct match.
Why is a generic photo used for this listing?
No dedicated product photo exists for this bare lamp, so a generic image represents it here. The part numbers and fitment details in the listing remain accurate to the E3655W regardless of the photo.
With the APU-D9-LSW, what stays in my E3655W and what comes out?
The housing stays; only the bulb assembly is replaced. This is a bare burner, so the cage already fitted in your E3655W is reused when you fit APU-D9-LSW.
Does this lamp fit any other Ask projector besides the E3655W?
No, this listing is specific to the E3655W in our records. If you own a different Ask model, check its own listing separately rather than assuming this bare lamp will fit.
What is the safest way to check my old lamp's code before ordering?
Look on the base or label of the old burner for either APU-D9-LSW or 420030500. If the label has faded, confirming your projector is an E3655W is enough, since this is the only lamp we list for it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this lamp have two different part numbers?
APU-D9-LSW and 420030500 both identify the same burner for the Ask E3655W. Ask or its suppliers appear to have used both codes at different times, so either number confirms a correct match.
Why is a generic photo used for this listing?
No dedicated product photo exists for this bare lamp, so a generic image represents it here. The part numbers and fitment details in the listing remain accurate to the E3655W regardless of the photo.
With the APU-D9-LSW, what stays in my E3655W and what comes out?
The housing stays; only the bulb assembly is replaced. This is a bare burner, so the cage already fitted in your E3655W is reused when you fit APU-D9-LSW.
Does this lamp fit any other Ask projector besides the E3655W?
No, this listing is specific to the E3655W in our records. If you own a different Ask model, check its own listing separately rather than assuming this bare lamp will fit.
What is the safest way to check my old lamp's code before ordering?
Look on the base or label of the old burner for either APU-D9-LSW or 420030500. If the label has faded, confirming your projector is an E3655W is enough, since this is the only lamp we list for it.
Other Ask 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.
