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Jay marble Posted on Apr 08, 2007

Yamaha s2500 dvd player

Unit is one yr old . power will not come on. i checked power cord. is there a fuse that could have blown?

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  • Jay marble Apr 08, 2007

    did not answer if a fuse is present??

  • xxzzdd Nov 12, 2007

    I was watching a dvd and the picture froze as if there was a problem with the disc. After about 35 seconds my tv screen went blank and I got the no signal screen message - even though the yamaha was still powered up. I tried tomeject the disc and the yamaha would not respond. It would not power off. I then unplugged it in order to hopefully reset it and once I plugged it in again it will not power on at all.

  • reddecks Nov 12, 2007

    Yep mines done exactly the same!!!
    No display lights, just spins up the disc thats stuck in it!!
    Not responding to any buttons or remote!!!!
    Not what you expect from the flagship model!!!
    What can be done??
    Yamaha Service Centre??

  • denisdsjrdns Feb 26, 2009

    Same thing with me!!!! What can one do???

  • avcllc Apr 16, 2009

    Yamaha DVD-S2500 has no power, I have verified that the fuse is good, so problem lies beyond the fuse

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Hello, frustrated Yamaha owners.

I have destroyed two of these machines to remove my precious CD's. I did discover this today:

1. There is a fuse but it is soldered onto its circuit board.
2. There is no easy way, like using a paperclip on the old computer cd-rom drives, to release the cd/dvd tray. However, when I destroyed my second player, I noted there is a rather large piece of metallic tape on the bottom of the player to the right side of the front of the drive on the metal bottom cover plate of the machine. It is covering a slot about an inch long. If you carefully remove the tape and use, say a phillips head screwdriver, starting at the right side of the slot as you face the front of the player, you can slide a plastic bar that will free-up the tray slightly allowing one to pull the tray out and save the cd or dvd. I would do this with the player upright but hanging over the edge of a table so that the freed cd doesn't bang around against something in the process.

For what it is worth, I hope this helps.

Yamaha should be ashamed of producing a product at this price point with an issue like this. At the very least there should be a fail-safe way of removing a cd/dvd from the drive regardless of the issue with the electronics or drive mechanism.

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If the fuse is not blown then buy a new one!

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