Apologies if feature already exists - did not find any info on this site
Would like a factory reset button on PPM unit - such that personal login details stored in PPM for app services, such as Netflix account details, YouTube details are deleted securely.
This is particularly relevant if the unit needs to be returned for repair, or unit is sold on to new customer etc.
In my case the lamp/light is not working in unit so cannot use the settings menus etc as no projection etc.
This functionality is already there, so apology accepted. 
You can find it here: Settings - > Software update - > Factory Reset.
Oh, I now see that you can’t access the settings menu since the projection isn’t working. This is a very special case, and I don’t know if it even is possible to do this in hardware. I guess it would have to be somehow done with the power button, since no other buttons are available. Also, I’m not entirely convinced that there are enough cases like this to warrant the work needed to implement this functionality in hardware. But this is of course something that the Philips Projection team will have to consider.
I’ll remove the solution, since it doesn’t solve your special case.
Hello @Telboy this is a very valid concern. There is no built-in way to do this, but if you connect your PicoPix Max to a computer using the USB-A port, you can then erase the internal flash completely using a special tool. The projector light engine does not need to be working for this. If you need this information, please let me know, I will provide it privately.
Hi @djupsjob, I was thinking the PPM could be programmed to recognise a custom sequence of key presses on the remote control to achieve this reset process? The LEDs on remote could blink a number of times to confirm success etc.
Just a suggestion
This we can already provide. Assuming the projector works but there’s no light, you could do the same key presses to get to the settings menu and start a factory reset.
I think (out of the top of my head) something like up 5x to be sure you got to Settings, then OK twice to enter settings, then down 5 times to be sure you are at the bottom line, then right once to get to Software Update, then right (?) to get to factory reset, then OK.
Can someone verify this when they next do a factory reset?
Hi @Telboy sorry for the delay, hope you’ve not already sent it back. I will send you the tools and instructions tomorrow. It is an internal tool and therefore was not ready at hand.
Hi @PhilipsEngineering, unfortunately DHL collected package today so we were not in time to clear settings. 
@Telboy oops looks like I’m 4 hr too late. Just finished uploading the 2 GB restore image after 4 attempts (on a slow mobile connection…)
Ok don’t worry I will take your picopix serial number and ask them to do the cable erase before anything else. It should be standard process anyway 
because they will reprogram the latest firmware to it.
hi Prashant, i am having this problem as well.
could you PM me the way to solve this?
thanks in advance.
Did you know what the issue was and how long did the repair take from shipment to delivery.