Top 20 Audiovox D1812 Portable DVD Player - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Found you a manual..Just click on the pdf with audiovox pvs69701 on it..It will download for you I think its free!

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What you are seeing is the back-lighting only; the video is missing. If the TV itself shows video and only the DVD does not, the DVD's electronics have failed. DVD drives are made incredibly cheap and are frequent failures.

It is very simple to troubleshoot any sound problem by checking the followings: 1- Speakers ( Check for continuity) 2- External sound jacks( maybe short circuited or need re-soldering) 3- Sound amplifier IC 4- Sound amplifier IC supply voltage ( Can be tested) 5- Sound mute function ( Check that it is not activated) 6- Volume control 7- Sound settings on the main menu

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There is short circuited component/s at its main board. Power supply regulator section is working fine. You have to check for fault at its horizontal scan output section circuit. Check the horizontal scan output transistor, and check. Contact any service technician. If you wish to get some details, check the site linked here. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ Pull up older posts.

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The display driver section circuit should be troubleshooted. Contact any experienced service technician. It is a skilled work; not a user repairable one.

It is a analog type.

check for dry joint connector at the inverter board for screen back light.

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Check for loose contacts in power outlet, RC cable, jack and socket.Look for jammed buttons on remote and/or on control panel of TV.

try to manually clean the lens of the player.open the cover and using a cotton buds moistened with an alcohol,gently wipe the lens to remove the dust accumulation.be sure to unplug the unit before cleaning.

hello, do you mean it's dead if so the fuse inside might have blown regardsshaun

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I bet the line is left to right in the middle of the screen!This is a vertical circuit problem. The bumping tells me a solder connection/s on the output ic are broken loose or poorly soldered.It is a chip (I will attach a photo of a typical chip--yours will not be exactly like it but you should be able to locate it).The part in the photo has the generic number (LA...... which is one designed by Sanyo but used in many different sets) The chip will usually have between 7 and 13 pins.All someone has to do (unplug set and remove cover) is take it apart, gain access to the main board (it may slide out or if open view of the bottom just turn set on its side after you locate the part---part should be fairly easy to find as it is always bolted to a small metal plate to cool it.Take a good look at the pins from the bottom and resolder all of them.9 out of ten times a 10 minute job.if questions or need help let me know with a comment here.

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The DVD player appears to have more than one problem, I recommend it be replaced "far cheaper"

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problem with the lens. replace