Optima projetor switches the bulb off after 10 min of use what could be the posible fault or is it a timer or what

fast blinking is a sign that the flasher relay has a fault , change that and i would expect the fog light issue will resolve as well , as i expect the flasher relay is trying to earth through a different circuit

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not spinning it could be the pressure switch has jamed or the motor is at fault

possibly the bulb is blown this is very expensive to fix most of the time.... maybe water damage but since it all turns on and apears to work then this is less likely then bulb blown..... if the bulb is definatly not blown you could take it apart and put a hair dryer on it from a distance... do not heat the boards up much just enough to get rid of any moisture.... best of luck and i hope you can get it going in time....

Hello

You mostly see this when the bulb is bad. I dont remember the tech answer however changing the bulb fixes 95 percent of them. It is possible your power supply is going bad as well, but you would probably see problems trying to get the tv to come on.

Good Luck

There is a risk of fire, when you use devices outside of their intended purpose one never can tell just what may happen, and with Power, A fault equals fire..death...pain. So it is my professional opinion that you simply use a purpose built timer similar to the ones in the link below. http://www.become.com/shop?q=10-minute+timer

You can check to make sure that the taillights have a good ground. If at all possible try using a test light or multimeter at the light. Have someone step on the brake and see if you have positive voltage to the light. If you do then it could be a faulty ground. If you don't move closer to the brake switch or even test the brake switch.

1 hp= 750 watts
125 vac = 125 volts alternating current, wall outlets
5 amp= 5amps

125vac x 5amps= 625 watts

a timer is a switch with a clock on it. just like a switch in a lamp cord.

I would definitely look into the switch at this point. Make sure there are no blown fuses in the relay as well. But most likely your switch is the problem.

Side note. The bulbs are still good in the car right. I have seen cases where both headlights burn out because of voltage surges caused by bad wiring etc. Also I have seen someone pull the headlight switch in a certain position so both the dim and brights were on (depending on car) and this caused both headlights to burn out.

Hope I could help

Hi SmartMex

This in not a lamp problem , but rather a Mainboard issue.

You will have to take it to a Service Centre to either be repaired or replaced.