Image projector lamp door with screw tuning component

Optics: image projectors – Housing

Reexamination Certificate

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C353S085000, C352S243000

Reexamination Certificate

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07011417

ABSTRACT:
An image projector includes a lamp box containing a lamp, a case for forming a housing for the projector and having an opening for inserting the lamp box into the housing, a lamp housing provided inside the case and used for fixing the lamp box, and a lamp door removably attached to the case and used for opening and closing the opening. The lamp door has a screw-turning component capable of engaging with a groove on the head of the fixing screw when removed from the case, and threadable tightening/loosening can be performed by rotating the lamp door with the screw-turning component engaged with the groove in the fixing screw. This allows the lamp box to be replaced without the need for a screw-turning tool.

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