DVD Jwin JD-VD502 dead

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Never put any fuse in it and switch ON. It has some short with internal circuit, and should be repaired before installing a new fuse. The fuse use is as a protection device to protect the other circuit parts from further damage. If you will put an other fuse, and switch it ON again, you are making things more worse than present. Find out the reason for buring out fuse. If you can do it by yourself. Otherwise get it repaired by any experienced service personal. Never make it irreparable. OK.

White light means that your LCD display panel is not triggering only the back light of the panel is working. They come from China.

If I understand you correctly you do not have the RCA inputs on the TV and need to hook up this DVD with a coax cable.

What you will need to get is a RF modulator with both coax and RCA inputs. This will allow you to connect the Cable box up to the modulator with the coax line as normal and then the DVD with the RCA cable to the modulator and then the modulator will connect to the TV with a coax giving you access to both. Here is an example of the type of Modulator you will need.

MODULATOR

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Jwin JD-VD200 / JD-VD203 / JD-VD500 / JD-VD503

1. (Open the disc tray)
2. Press SETUP
3. Press 1, 3, 6, 9
4. Press LEFT 3 x
5. Press RIGHT
6. A new menu entry appears (Version)
7. Select it and select RC (0=codefree)

i need the remote code for a JD-VD5503

its the new disc setup for dvd's there using a new dvd conversion set up disc old dvd players just dont read the new dvd's just the other night did what you did but i went out and bought a new dvd player gotta keep up with technology
if you have warranty return for update or buy new technology it sucks i know but just put old dvd in another room have fun with the old one when you buy the new one

power down the main supply and swithc it ON normally.
now try to restore the factory settings. then try to put it in stand by and bring it to normal mode.

Pull the AC power out, wait 30 seconds and plug it back in. Sometimes pushing the on and off button isn't enough.

Sounds like a PAL/ NTSC problem which you must fix on either your TV input or DVD player output or settings. This should fix the problem if you alter the settings.