Power Problems I'm having problems with my JVC XV-500. Right now when I power the unit up, it briefly displays "HELLO" then shuts off. Is there a factory reset for this model or is ther a solution to fixing it? I've taken it apart thinking that there was something jam the tray and inspected all cables.
Please help..don't want to have to buy another DVD player
Thanks
Dion
When I press the power button the display briefly says "hello" and then shuts off. And repeat...When I press the power button the display briefly says "hello" and then shuts off. And repeat...
AnonymousNov 09, 2007
have the same problem power it up and it displays hello, if push open moves just a little then shuts down, willnot open or turn onhave the same problem power it up and it displays hello, if push open moves just a little then shuts down, willnot open or turn on
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Sounds like faulty DC regulation in the power supply - due to numerous faulty electrolytic capacitors and/or IC regulators.
Check ALL the caps, and replace ALL of them as required. (You can easily do a visual inspection of the caps - some may have bulged, split their vents (in their tops) or leaked.) Electrolytics tend to have a short life, and, as these are inexpensive, you can adopt the blanket approach and replace all of them in the PSU circuit. They are available in every electronics shop - including Radio Shack. If this does NOT fix the 'dying power' issue, the unit may have to be submitted to a repair centre for a quote on further repair, and parts if necessary. At least with a quote you can make a decision afterwards as to whether it is worthwhile fixing or not. Up to you.
Two possible problems; input voltage too low, or the output load too high. If input remains at 12v or higher and it shuts off with no load, then the inverter is bad.
hi you can try this it been tested and will work if done correct we just tested this and had no problems unlocking this in the shop lol.
1. Power the player off.
2. Press and hold 'DVD Menu' and 'On Screen' on the player.
3. Power the player back on.
4. Release both buttons.
5. Press Standby. The display should now read either TEST 2, TEST 4, or
TEST 6
depending on the machine's current region setting.
6. Press DVD Menu twice on the player.
7. When the display reads 000 5858 use the up and down buttons to change
the
000 to 02E.
8. Using the Left and Right arrow buttons, change the last four digits
until
they read 0000 for Region Free, 0001 for Region 1, 0002 for Region 2 or 0004 for
Region 4....
NB: DO NOT Use Region 20!!!
9. Press Enter on the player.
10. Press Standby.
11. Wait 5 Second.
12. Press Standby again.
Some titles may not play in region free setting. If this happens select
the
needed region.
JVC XV-S332SL, , XV-S402SL,
The protect message indicates that the output amp section has a problem. Normally this requires the replacement of the output transistors or the output amp pac. Expect the repair cost to be about $20-$60 for parts plus the local labor rate.
Dan
i had the exact same problem yesterday (4/8) and just playing with the open/close button several times the drawer finally opened completely and closed like it should. i then did the reset sequence and all is back to normal
When I press the power button the display briefly says "hello" and then shuts off. And repeat...
have the same problem power it up and it displays hello, if push open moves just a little then shuts down, willnot open or turn on
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