• What should I do if the remote control for the Astronaut Galaxy Projector doesn't work?

  Ensure the remote is pointed directly at the projector's sensor. If it still doesn't work, try replacing the battery and press the button a few times to get it working.

• What should I do if the stars aren't displaying?

  If the stars are not displaying properly, try resetting the projector or replacing the power source. Make sure all components are properly connected.

• Is the projector suitable for all room sizes?

  The projector works best in medium-sized rooms, where it can fully cover the ceiling and walls with its projections. For larger rooms, the effects may not be as intense, and for small rooms, it can be adjusted to avoid over-saturation.

• Is there an automatic shut-off feature, and how does it work?

  Yes, it automatically turns off after 4-6 hours to save energy and prevent overheating, ideal for use as a night light.

• Can the Astronaut Galaxy Projector be powered with a power bank?

  Yes, it can be powered with a power bank as long as the output is 5V, 2A. This makes it convenient for use in various locations without needing a direct power outlet.

How can I fix a dim projection on the Astronaut Galaxy Projector?

1. Adjust Lighting Conditions: Ensure the room is as dark as possible to enhance visibility.
2. Check Power Supply: Make sure the projector is connected to a stable power source; low power can reduce brightness.
3. Clean the Lens: Dust or smudges on the lens can reduce brightness. Gently clean the lens with a soft, dry cloth.
4. Reduce Use Time: Prolonged use can lead to overheating and dimmer projections; allow the device to cool down between uses.