How to reset a nad T562 - NAD T562 DVD Player

Try a factory reset of the receiver.
To perform a factory reset, press and hold the MENU and SOURCE buttons until Factory Reset is displayed. Then Power Off from Back panel for 1 minute and power up normally.
You may have damaged the receiver if you did not power off before installing the Onyx module.

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There is nothing described in its user manual about to reset it to factory settings. OK.

Restoring your T 747 to its factory defaults: At FM mode, press and hold front panel’s LISTENING MODE button until the VFD shows “Factory Reset”.

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Hello.

1. Have you tried to switch channel to AV or RGB on your TV?

2. Some DVD Players have internal settings for the output mode if you go into the menu and settings on the DVD.

3. If its connected to the TV via a scart cable make sure the connectors are fitted all the way into the socket on both TV and DVD

Hope this will help you with your problem.

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The only reset that i know of is to unplug it for 15 to 20 minutes. Hope this helps.

The problem in the TV the variable resistance is faulty inside the TV video card , Try to change the VR then the problem will not occur further.

Hi goikem

I would replace the capacitor first and check the resistor with an ohms meter to see if it has changed in value(gone high). remounting the resistor (you may have to replace it also to do this with longer leads) to be clear the Pcb and also the capacitor to be as far away from the resistor as a heat source also may help. Darkening of the board is not uncommon where there are power components. Having said that, it should not generally happen in the first place... but it often does. Power supply failures in modern gear relates to heat stress so often. Capacitors failing from this overheating is the biggest problem of all. In the workshop, where we suspect that caps have failed, we generally replace them all, and always use good brand name 105deg rated devices(Rubycon or Nichicon brands i prefer) to help minimise the recurrence of failure. You can order them from Farnell in most countries of the world. If you cannot identify the values of the components, I am happy to try and help you here. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. FixYa rating is the best way to thank me for helping you out. Cheers

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robotek

What your husband is doing appears to be the right approach. Looks like the CD was not inserted properly and must've gone out of its seating and preveting the door from opening. Just pusing the CD back to position should take care of it.

This will fix it.........

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