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TLPLV6 projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Toshiba.
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TLPLV6 supplies the lamp module for seven Toshiba projectors built around the TDP-S8 and TDP-T8/T9 chassis, including the J and U regional variants. Buying this module replaces the bulb and its housing together, so no separate bulb-fitting step is needed.
Two other codes describe this same lamp: TLP-LV6 and 75016686. If your old lamp's label shows either of those instead of TLPLV6, you are still looking at the correct part for your TDP-S8 or TDP-T9 series projector, whichever variant you own.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10896
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
Are TLP-LV6 and TLPLV6 the same lamp?
Yes, TLP-LV6 is written with a hyphen but refers to the identical module as TLPLV6. The 75016686 reference also points to this same lamp, so any of the three codes will do.
Which Toshiba models use TLPLV6?
The TDP-S8, TDP-S8J and TDP-S8U, along with the TDP-T8, TDP-T9, TDP-T9J and TDP-T9U, all share this lamp module across the seven listed variants of this Toshiba range.
How should I read the word 'original' on this TLPLV6 module listing?
It means the bulb is built to the same specification Toshiba used in the factory-fitted lamp, mounted in a housing sized to match the original module in fit and connection.
Do I need to do anything to the projector after fitting the new module?
Resetting the lamp-hours counter in the projector's on-screen menu is worth doing, so the displayed running time reflects the new lamp rather than the old one.
How do I know the old lamp actually needs replacing?
A picture that has dimmed, developed a flicker, or a lamp indicator lit on the projector body are the usual signs that the module has reached the end of its useful life.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Are TLP-LV6 and TLPLV6 the same lamp?
Yes, TLP-LV6 is written with a hyphen but refers to the identical module as TLPLV6. The 75016686 reference also points to this same lamp, so any of the three codes will do.
Which Toshiba models use TLPLV6?
The TDP-S8, TDP-S8J and TDP-S8U, along with the TDP-T8, TDP-T9, TDP-T9J and TDP-T9U, all share this lamp module across the seven listed variants of this Toshiba range.
How should I read the word 'original' on this TLPLV6 module listing?
It means the bulb is built to the same specification Toshiba used in the factory-fitted lamp, mounted in a housing sized to match the original module in fit and connection.
Do I need to do anything to the projector after fitting the new module?
Resetting the lamp-hours counter in the projector's on-screen menu is worth doing, so the displayed running time reflects the new lamp rather than the old one.
How do I know the old lamp actually needs replacing?
A picture that has dimmed, developed a flicker, or a lamp indicator lit on the projector body are the usual signs that the module has reached the end of its useful life.
Other Toshiba 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.
