INTRODUCTION
This service manual contains technical information which will allow service personnels to understand and service this
model.
Section 1 presents you with some general information of features and control, enabling you to become familiar with
each function.
Section 2 contributes to yours mechanical disassembly and replacement procedures, and electrical adjustment as well.
Section 3 contains block diagrams which offers you information for checking and understanding each circuit.
Section 4 - Troubleshooting- give some common symptom and remedy.
1
SERVICE INFORMATION
1-1. HOW TO CHECK THE CRACKED CHIP PART
1. Apply heat to the soldered portions of chip part
using a soldering iron for about 2-3 seconds.
2. If the chip part is faulty, it will be broken or cracked.
2. REMOVAL (transistor, diode, etc...)
2.1 Grasp the chip part with tweezers and melt the
solder of one lead.
TWEEZERS
CHIP PART
Caution: Do not leave soldering iron on the PCB too
long as damage may occur to the PCB or the
chip parts.
SOLDERED PORTIONS
SOLDERING
IRON
CHIP PART
FIG. G1
Note: Regarding intermittent faults
The main causes of these faults are poor
soldering and cracked chip parts.
1-2. HOW TO REPLACE THE CHIP PART
1. REMOVAL (RESISTOR, CAPACITOR, etc...)
1.1 Presolder the one side of soldering portion for chip
part and grasp the chip part by tweezers.
1.2 Melt the presoldered portion. And then remove the
chip part with a twisting motion while melting the
soldering portion of another side quickly.
SOLDERING
IRON
FIG. G3
2.2 Lift the side of that lead upward.
TWEEZERS
CHIP PART
SOLDERING
IRON
Caution: Do not lift the chip part too high as damage
FIG. G4
may occur to the PCB or the leads that are
still soldered on the PCB.
2.3 Simultaneously heat the solder of the two
remaining leads and lift part to remove.
SOLDERING
IRON
CHIP PART
CHIP PART
PRESOLDER
SOLDERING IRON
FIG. G2
TWEEZERS
3. INSTALLATION
FIG. G5
3.1 Presolder the one side of contact point on the
circuit board.
PRESOLDER
SOLDERING
IRON
FIG. G6
2
3.2 To install the chip part, hold in position using
tweezers, apply heat to the pre-soldered portions
using a fine tip soldering iron.
3.3 Solder the other side of the chip part.
3.4 Check you soldering.
(WITH SOLDERING IRON)
1. Using solder braid remove the solder from all pins of
the Flat-IC.
When you use the solder flux which is applied to all
pins of the Flat-IC, you can remove it easily.
TWEEZERS
CHIP
PAR T
SOLDERING
IRON
SOLDER
FIG. G7
1-3.HOW TO REMOVE THE FLAT-IC
(WITH HOT-AIR FLAT-IC DESOLDERING MACHINE)
(FOR EXAMPLE)
DE-SOLDER
BRAIDS
FLAT-IC
SOLDERING IRON
FIG. G10
2. Lift each lead of the Flat-IC upward one by one
using a sharp pin or non solder wire (iron wire),
while heating the pins using a fine tip soldering iron or
a hot air blower.
SHARP PIN
SOLDERING IRON
FIG. G8
1. Prepare the HOT-AIR FLAT-IC DESOLDERING
MACHINE. And then apply hot air to FLAT-IC
about 5~8 seconds.
2. Remove the FLAT-IC with tweezers while applying
the hot air.
Caution: Do not supply the hot air to the chip parts
around the FLAT-IC for long time as damage
may occur to the chip parts around the FLATĀIC.
C.B.A.
TWEEZERS
FLAT-IC
FIG. G9
HOT-AIR FLAT-IC
DESOLDERING
MACHINE
FIG. G11
(WITH IRON WIRE)
1. Affix the wire to workbench or solid mounting point as
shown in FIG G12.
2. Pull up wire as the solder melts so as to lift the IC lead
from the PCB contact pad, while heating the pins using
a fine tip soldering iron or hot air blower
HOT AIR BLOWER
IRON WIRE
OR SOLDERING IRON
FIG. G12
Note: When using a soldering iron care must be taken to
ensure that the Flat IC is not being held by glue
before it is the PCB may be damaged if force is
3
SECTION 1
1.1 Front View And Back View
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1
STANDBY indicator - when the unit is power off state
2325
UP
DOWN
10 13
11
12
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by remote control, the indicator will be on(standby) ,if
you power on by remote control, the indicator will be
off.
2
Power button
-press this button to power the player
on or off state: This button must be on in order to be
able to use the remote control.
3
Remote Sensor
-receive the signal from the remote
control.
4
Audio button -Select the sound track
Display button -Press Display button continuously
5
during the playback, the screen will display the
elapsed time and remaining time.
6
Function Switch
slide this button to select a
different sound source such as DVD, Radio
..
Cassette
7
Headphone Jack -connect one headphone
8
Cassette Record button - can record sound signal
from other sound source such as radio and DVD etc.
The Cassette Record and Play button should be
pressed down at the same time
9
Cassette Play button press down this button to
play the cassette tape.
10
Cassette Fast Rewind button -rewind the cassette
fast by pressing this button
11
Cassette Fast Forward button- search the desired
point forward by pressing the button.
12
Stop/Eject button - stop the cassette playing or
recording by pressing this button once and remove
the cassette tape by pressing this button again
13
Pause button - halt the cassette play.
14
MIC Mixing Jack -connect the Microphone
15
MIC Volume Control -adjust the microphone
volume
Band Switch -select the radio AM or FM band
16
Repeat 1/all button -repeat one/all chapter(s) or
17
title(s)or track(s)
18
Subtitle button -display the different subtitle
language on the screen by pressing this button
19
NTSC/PAL button -press this button to change the
TV NTSC system and PAL TV system
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37
20
Volume Up/Down button- increase/reduce the volume
FM ANT
SPEAKER
R L
AUDIO OUT
L
R
AUDIO
AC~
level by pressing this button
21
Tuning Control- adjust the knob to search the desired
station.
22
FM Stereo Indicator - the indicator will light when
receiving the stereo FM broadcast
DVD Play/Pause button -play the disc or halt the the
23
playing temporarily by press this button
DVD Stop button -halt the DVD playing by press the
24
button
25
LCD Display - show all information of the DVD playing
DVD Next button -skip to the next chapter (DVD) or
26
track (for CD)
27
DVD Previous button -skip to the previous chapter
(for DVD) or track (for CD)
DVD Door -the top cover of DVD player
28
DVD door PUSH CLOSE button
29
-close the DVD
player door by pressing this area. If loading a disc, the
player will read the disc immediately after close the
DVD door
DVD door OPEN button
30
-open the DVD player door
by pressing this button
31
FM ANTENNA
32
SPEAKER JACK
AUDIO OUTPUT RCA JACK
33
34
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUTPUT RCA JACK
35
COAXIAL DIGITAL OUTPUT
36
AC POWER SWITCH(OPTIONAL)
37
AC CORD
VIDEO OUT
COAXIAL
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