There are many people who have problems with the Panasonic lamp reset after TY-LA1000 lamp replacement.

Instructions Given For Panasonic Lamp Reset

After lamp replacement you must reset the lamp.

This lamp time reset has to be done after the TY-LA1000 lamp replacement. The instructions are to turn on the power button on the projection display or the remote control unit. Then, while pressing the VOL button on the projection display, at the same time hold down the SPLIT or PIP button on the remote control for more than five seconds.

The PIP button is applicable for models PT-50LC13, PT-60LC13, PT-50LCX63, PT-60LCX63, PT-43LCX64, PT-50LCX64 and PT-60LCX64. The SPLIT button applies for models PT-43LC14, PT-50LC14 and PT-60LC14.

There have been many discussions on the problems faced by consumers in successfully doing the reset. Here are some of the methods that have worked for some people.

Possible Methods For Panasonic Lamp Reset

This lamp time reset has to be done after the TY-LA1000 lamp replacement. The instructions are to turn on the power button on the projection display or the remote control unit. Then, while pressing the VOL button on the projection display, at the same time hold down the SPLIT or PIP button on the remote control for more than five seconds.

Here is the first method for the Panasonic lamp reset. First turn on the volume all the way up. Then hold the VOL butoon on the television until it gets to 0 and keep holding the button down. Now, press and hold the PIP/Play button that is on the remote until the message showing the timer has been reset to 0 appears.

The second Panasonic lamp reset method  is to reset the meter only AFTER canceling the “Reset lamp timer” message box.

The third method is to have the unit on “standby” which applies to some of the units.

Hope one of these Panasonic lamp reset methods works for you.