The xv-n212 will not play a new DVD - JVC XV-N212 DVD Player

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Michael Borelli

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Posted on May 09, 2008

SOURCE: changing the region code

This unit is hard-wired to be the region for which it was sold;sorry...accordianman

Anonymous

Posted on Feb 28, 2009

SOURCE: replacement remote needed

I found websites that sell them for a little under $20 by typing in the model number on the front of the remote.

Demonic-2011

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Posted on Mar 21, 2011

SOURCE: appears no power in unit. no lights or display.

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.

Anonymous

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Posted on Apr 13, 2011

SOURCE: JVC XV - N212 Manual

Click here to download the JVC XV-N212 Manual

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