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Bernard Struyf Posted on Aug 10, 2011
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Hi, there, I have the DRMH20S since several years. We had a power outage in our area and after the power came up again my unit is completely blocked. By this I mean the blue LED (HDD) and the green LED (DVD) are both "on", but the unit does not react to anything. So I suppose I need to do a general reset, but cannot find any info on resetting this unit. Any good advise? Thanks. Bernard

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  • Bernard Struyf Aug 10, 2011

    Hello, Ajin;
    Thanks for your input. Unfortunately this does not do the job.
    Any new advice? rgds.

  • Bernard Struyf Aug 20, 2011

    Hi, Ajin, Sorry for the delay.
    Do you have any more details on which SMD ic you are referring to? Do you have any inputs on measuring voltages or other hardware checks? If not, how can I get this question brought forward to any of the other Guru's? Thanks. Bernard

  • Bernard Struyf Aug 20, 2011

    Thanks, Ajin.
    My email: [email protected]

  • Bernard Struyf Aug 21, 2011

    Thanks, Ajin,
    I, received it. Just want to let you know that my agenda will probably not allow me to work on it today, not in one of the coming days. Probably next w-e. But I will come back as soon as I can.
    Rgds.
    bernard

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Hi,

Try the following to reset the recorder
Remove the power from the wall out let and reconnect it after 5 minutes.
Press and hold the standby button, whlile holding the standby button press the STOP button for 3 seconds.
If this didn't solve your problem then there is some thing wrong with the main board. First of check the reset
ok

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    Electro Med Services Aug 10, 2011

    hi,
    So this is not a fault of reset. The system have problem inside. If you can oppen the recorder then remove the hard disk and then power on the system and check is there is any variation. If not then the power outage had made some problem in its system control side of the player . If so it is difficult to rectify by the user. As it contains SMD ic and need SMD rework station to replace components. You have to consult some electronic reparing shope near to you.
    ok

  • Electro Med Services
    Electro Med Services Aug 20, 2011

    hi , If you can sent your email id by FixYa then i will sent the service manual of JVC DRMH20S to you. Which will help you to measure voltages at different test points.

    OK

  • Electro Med Services
    Electro Med Services Aug 21, 2011

    Hi,
    I have sent the service manual to your email id. OK

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