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Lenovo C10 bare projector lamp

Fits 1 projector model from Lenovo.

SKU LA-09357 · MPN Lenovo C10

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Our catalogue holds no part number for this lamp, so the Lenovo C10 itself is the reference point for the listing. As a bare bulb it needs fitting into the housing already installed inside your projector rather than arriving as a complete replacement unit.

Confirm your projector reads C10 rather than a similarly named Lenovo model before ordering, since there is no code on the old bulb to check against instead. Once confirmed, this bare bulb fits into your existing housing without needing any other parts replaced.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-09357
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

Does the C10 listing include a housing?
No, this is the bare bulb only. The housing that is already part of your Lenovo C10 is kept in place, with just the bulb itself being replaced.

How do I make sure I am ordering for a C10 and not a C20?
Lenovo's C-series projectors share similar naming, so check the exact model number printed on your unit's casing or rating label rather than assuming, since C10 and C20 are different projectors with different lamps.

What is the process for fitting the new C10 bulb?
Turn the projector off and allow it to cool, open the lamp compartment, remove the old bulb from its housing, fit the replacement in the same orientation, then close the compartment before switching the projector back on.

Will the C10 show a lamp warning after I fit a new bulb?
It may continue to until the lamp-hours counter is reset through the projector's setup or maintenance menu, which clears the warning left over from the previous bulb.

Is there a safe way to dispose of the old C10 bulb?
Projector lamps often contain small amounts of mercury, so check your local household waste rules for electronic or lamp recycling rather than placing the old bulb in general rubbish.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-09357
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Does the C10 listing include a housing?

No, this is the bare bulb only. The housing that is already part of your Lenovo C10 is kept in place, with just the bulb itself being replaced.

How do I make sure I am ordering for a C10 and not a C20?

Lenovo's C-series projectors share similar naming, so check the exact model number printed on your unit's casing or rating label rather than assuming, since C10 and C20 are different projectors with different lamps.

What is the process for fitting the new C10 bulb?

Turn the projector off and allow it to cool, open the lamp compartment, remove the old bulb from its housing, fit the replacement in the same orientation, then close the compartment before switching the projector back on.

Will the C10 show a lamp warning after I fit a new bulb?

It may continue to until the lamp-hours counter is reset through the projector's setup or maintenance menu, which clears the warning left over from the previous bulb.

Is there a safe way to dispose of the old C10 bulb?

Projector lamps often contain small amounts of mercury, so check your local household waste rules for electronic or lamp recycling rather than placing the old bulb in general rubbish.