JVC XV-N212 DVD Player "heat" Questions

...loading tray and unplug the power from the wall socket .Open the top cover and with a hair dryer heat up the mechanism and the circuit board. Keep moving the hair dryer constantly so that you do ...

...speed causing that noise. It can happen if you keep your player in an enclosed space blocking the heat vents from dispersing the heat. Make sure that you place it in a location where it can

...compane dvds and cds...please tell me ... getting this problem more on cds........... thank u, the heat from the infra red laser heats up the disk to the point it is hot to touch at which point the ...

...there iis a resistor 0,47 ohm around STR IC, and i found it's resistance increased, probably due to heating. I just added 1.5 ohm another resistor in parallel with existing 0.47 ohm, and unit work ...

over heating while watching a movie Take the top off the unit and give it a good blasting out with canned or compressed air. Make sure all vent holes are clear and open, and that the unit isn't ...

...on for a while. Regarding IC001, I have long felt that this component should be bolted to a proper heatsink and fixed to the inside of the cabinet with a suitable insulator. DO NOT DO THIS WITHOUT A ...

...badly discoloured under IC001 suggesting it was getting very hot. I noticed that at the points the heat sink is soldered to the board, the board was not at all discoloured suggesting that very

menu button and other buttons, but still only get a flash on the screen. You unit has failed to overheating problems causing the unit to expand and break the internal connection of the video processor

...fuses There is a short in the power supply board or a load, the power transistor that is usually heat sink-ed is one problem area, the second thing I have encountered is a bad filter capacitor ...

...DVD/CD receiver XV-DV303 and I played deck music through the system. However, I think it over heated and shorted, as the sound cut completely and I have not been abkle to turn it on for 2