I think we need a think check here. I looked up that model on Google and found this :
"3 SXRD chips (R/G/B), Over 2 Million Pixels each. "
Now that seems to indicate that it is an LCD, but could actually be a three chip DLP, I didn't get that far. However in either case that means that there is no color wheel.
Obviously then there are dichroics to separate the colors. If it is a three chip DLP there is a good chance of maybe fixing the light engine because you might find one in scrap somewhere that was canned for another on many possible problems.
However from what I've seen polarizing filters go bad in LCD units, probably partly due to heat, but maybe just due to the sheer volume of light passing through. In either case I have been through the possibility of actually replacing a polarizing filter. The problem is the orientation.
Here is the main question, can it modulate the green ? Let me clarify, does it look like a set with an HK short in the green with a weak green gun ? i.e., if you turn the brightness all the way down it is green and if you turn it up it goes magenta ? If that is the case it is probably the green polarizing filter.
However if the white is actually white, it might be somethng else. The set is said to use SXRD chips. I am not sure if that is DLP or LCD really. There is no reason they can't use three DLP chips, although the only reason I can see is for better response time. And that set has it, 2.5mS. However it does seem that a three chip DLP would be even better.
If it is a polarizing filter, you can buy that material. However you must have at least a little piece of it from the original intact to determine the orientation as it is impossible to do it by trial and error. A thread a few years old outlines this, pertaining to a Zenith D something WLCD. Eithr D60WLCD or D52WLCD, something like that.
One day I will tear into one, but not until someone is wiling to pay for it. If I spend a day on somethng like this and can't pull in at least $300 the boss will have a heart attack. And it would take time for sure.
Alot of this is supposition, but one thing is for sure, the set is a three chip, therefore there is no color wheel. And anyone who wants to tear into me pointing out that it might be LCOS, I remind you that LCOS IS LCD.
J