LNS-T02E - Projector Accessories SANYO - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Projector Replacement Lens
Brand	Sanyo
Model	LNS-T02E
Compatible Projectors	Select Sanyo models (e.g., PLC series)
Focal Length	Approx. 25-30 mm
Aperture	f/2.0 - f/2.5
Zoom Ratio	1.2x manual zoom
Lens Shift	Vertical only (approx. ±10%)
Weight	Approx. 0.5 kg
Dimensions (LxWxH)	Approx. 10 x 8 x 8 cm
Material	Glass optics, plastic housing
Color	Black
Mount Type	Bayonet
Included Accessories	Lens cap, user manual
Cleaning	Use a soft, dry cloth; avoid solvents
Storage	Store in a cool, dry place
Repairability	Replacement by authorized service center

Frequently Asked Questions - LNS-T02E SANYO

Is the Sanyo LNS-T02E compatible with all Sanyo projectors?

No, the LNS-T02E is designed for select Sanyo projector models, primarily from the PLC series. Always check your projector's manual or compatibility list before purchasing.

How do I install the LNS-T02E lens?

To install, align the lens with the bayonet mount on the projector, then twist clockwise until it clicks into place. Ensure the lens is securely locked before use.

Can I use this lens for rear projection?

The LNS-T02E is a standard lens optimized for front projection. For rear projection, verify if your projector model supports inverted image or use additional mirrors.

What is the zoom range of the LNS-T02E?

The lens offers a 1.2x manual zoom, providing some flexibility in image size without moving the projector.

How do I clean the LNS-T02E lens?

Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens surface. For stubborn dirt, slightly dampen the cloth with water or lens cleaning solution. Avoid abrasive materials or solvents.

Does the lens support lens shift?

Yes, the LNS-T02E provides vertical lens shift adjustment (approximately ±10%) to help center the image without moving the projector.

What is the approximate weight of the LNS-T02E?

The lens weighs around 0.5 kg, making it relatively lightweight and easy to handle during installation.

Can I replace the lens myself?

Yes, lens replacement is designed to be user-friendly. However, if you are unsure, consult a professional to avoid damaging the projector or lens.

What should I do if the lens is damaged?

If the lens is scratched or damaged, contact Sanyo authorized service center for replacement. Do not attempt to repair the optical elements yourself.

Where can I find the user manual for the LNS-T02E?

The user manual is available for free download on notice-facile.com in PDF format. You can also request a translated version via email.

USER MANUAL LNS-T02E SANYO

NOTES ON LENS INSTALLATION

Lens installation should be performed by the qualified service personnel.

It should be followed by this procedure precisely.

Before attempt to install the lens, confirm the model number (both the LCD

projector and the lens) and use the proper lens.

If you have any questions, contact to the dealers.

PARTS LIST

Following parts are contained in the packing.

· LENS 1 piece
· LENS MOUNTING SCREWS 6 screws (2 for spare)
- DRIVER 1 piece
· LIGHT-BLOCK SHEET 1 sheet
- LENS COVER (UPPER · LOWER) 1 set

Following checks and confirmations should be taken for safety.

Check the following things by the time of the cabinet assembly after the lens installation.

1. Confirm the lens is securely fixed by 4 screws.
2. Wiring must not be tangled in the gear of the lens motor or the other mechanical part.
3. There is no missing part, or no loosing mounting part.

LENS REPLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Perform the steps to for lens replacement and installation.

First, set the lens at the center position with lens shift button.

1 REMOVE THE LENS COVER.

First check the shape of cabinet.

In case figure-1 cabinet.

1. Remove screws A (2 screws).
2. Pull down the lower lens cover while pushing the part D, then remove it.
3. Remove screws B (2 screws).
4. Remove screws C (2 screws) and remove upper lens cover.

In case figure-2 cabinet.

Remove 4 screws of the lens cover and remove the lens cover.

2

●IN CASE OF MODEL WITHOUT LENS

REMOVE THE COVER PLATE OF THE LENS COVER. (See figure-3)

Remove 2 screws and pull down the plate.

(At the step 5 insert the light-block sheet in the same position as the removed cover plate has been placed. Two screws are not used.)

Use the light-block sheet included with lens.

Simple black icon of a mechanical component with a circular hole and a curved arrow pointing downward (no text or symbols)

Set the light-block sheet, so that the large rounder side is set over the lens.

LIGHT-BLOCK SHEET

●IN CASE OF MODEL WITH LENS

REMOVE THE LENS. (See figure-4)

1. Remove the connector "K16B" of the circuit board.
2. Loosen the A, B, C wire holder and remove the lens motor lead.
3. Remove screws D (4 screws) which fastens the lens and remove the lens.

Fig-4

3 INSTALL THE LENS. (See figure-4,5)

1. Remove protective caps (front and back) on the lens.
2. Mount the lens at the lens mounting bracket with screws (4 screws) included with the lens. Use the driver included with the lens to fasten the screws. (After using, save it for latter use.) (See figure-5)
3. Connect the lens motor lead to the connector "K16B" of the circuit board. (See figure-4)
4. Fasten the lens motor lead at the A, B, C points with wire holder.
   (See figure-4)

4 INSTALL THE LIGHT-BLOCK SHEET. (See figure-6)

Install the light-block sheet around the lens as shown in the illustration.

(Use the sheet included with the lens.)

5 MOUNT THE LENS COVER. (See figure-7)

When in install the both upper and lower lens covers, put the light-block sheet through the lens and install the sheet so that it should be placed in the guide slot of the lens cover. (See figure-8) If the installation of the light-block sheet is incorrect, there will be the space between lens and the lens cover, so that it will be the cause of leakage of light or the dust entering at the main cabinet.

1. Insert the upper part lens cover and fix them with screws A (4 screws).
2. Insert the lower part lens cover and fix them with screws B (2 screws).

*Removed lens cover in figure-2 is not used, keep the cover for possible reuse when current lens is used.

Fig-8