Sony DVP-V5315 Repair Help

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Terry G

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My friend has a Sony DVP-V5315 dvd player that he said got hit in a
lightening storm. He says it pops the fuse everytime he replaces it.
from a quick look after just taking the top off, everything looks fine.
No black marks or anything. Does anyone have any ideas what needs to
be replaced?

Thanks
Terry
 
Probably rectifier diodes short circuit check with multimeter
"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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My friend has a Sony DVP-V5315 dvd player that he said got hit in a
lightening storm. He says it pops the fuse everytime he replaces it.
from a quick look after just taking the top off, everything looks fine.
No black marks or anything. Does anyone have any ideas what needs to
be replaced?

Thanks
Terry
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I think that's probably a DVP-NS315.

There's probably not just 1 thing. Likely the main switcher is shorted, and
you'll need to check the other diodes, resistors, etc.

1-468-645-11

is the part number for the complete supply. (U.S. Model)

List price 69.78 , listed in-stock.

Dealer price slightly less.


Mark Z.

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"Hawk" <micksl@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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Probably rectifier diodes short circuit check with multimeter
"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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My friend has a Sony DVP-V5315 dvd player that he said got hit in a
lightening storm. He says it pops the fuse everytime he replaces it.
from a quick look after just taking the top off, everything looks fine.
No black marks or anything. Does anyone have any ideas what needs to
be replaced?

Thanks
Terry
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The model number is correct, it came in a "Complete Home Theater"
package with a reciever and speakers.

Anyway, thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:

I think that's probably a DVP-NS315.

There's probably not just 1 thing. Likely the main switcher is shorted, and
you'll need to check the other diodes, resistors, etc.

1-468-645-11

is the part number for the complete supply. (U.S. Model)

List price 69.78 , listed in-stock.

Dealer price slightly less.


Mark Z.
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Sony models numbers can be funny sometimes. Is this the model number from
the back of the DVD player itself?
I looked it up on their servicer website and the model didn't come up.

Mark Z.

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"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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The model number is correct, it came in a "Complete Home Theater"
package with a reciever and speakers.

Anyway, thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:

I think that's probably a DVP-NS315.

There's probably not just 1 thing. Likely the main switcher is shorted,
and
you'll need to check the other diodes, resistors, etc.

1-468-645-11

is the part number for the complete supply. (U.S. Model)

List price 69.78 , listed in-stock.

Dealer price slightly less.


Mark Z.
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Yep, sure is. The model number of the reciever that it came with is
STR-K740P. Not sure what, if any, model nimber is on the speakers.

I looked up the part number you gave me on servicesales.sel.sony.com.
Do you know of anywhere I could find a picture of the part, to make sure
it's the same thing.

Thanks for all your help
Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
Sony models numbers can be funny sometimes. Is this the model number from
the back of the DVD player itself?
I looked it up on their servicer website and the model didn't come up.

Mark Z.
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Well, if the receiver came as part of the HT-1700D Home Theater system, they
list the dvd player as a DVP-NS315. I can't find any reference to the dvd
model number you gave.
If yours is a DVPNS-315 after all, then that would be a correct part number.

Mark Z.

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"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Yep, sure is. The model number of the reciever that it came with is
STR-K740P. Not sure what, if any, model nimber is on the speakers.

I looked up the part number you gave me on servicesales.sel.sony.com.
Do you know of anywhere I could find a picture of the part, to make sure
it's the same thing.

Thanks for all your help
Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
Sony models numbers can be funny sometimes. Is this the model number
from
the back of the DVD player itself?
I looked it up on their servicer website and the model didn't come up.

Mark Z.
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Heh, yeah, DVP-NS315 is the right nodel number. Even sitting here
looking at it last night, and I still misread it. I really need to get
my eyes checked.

Sorry for any confusion. Boy do I fell like an ass.

Thanks
Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
Well, if the receiver came as part of the HT-1700D Home Theater system, they
list the dvd player as a DVP-NS315. I can't find any reference to the dvd
model number you gave.
If yours is a DVPNS-315 after all, then that would be a correct part number.

Mark Z.
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Now the only question is do you feel like paying that much for the part to
fix it. I'm a tech - my labor is free (well, on Sundays anyway) and I'm not
sure even I would fix that one - it's a lesser expensive model anyway.
I've been interested in the Pioneer DV-563, can't quite remember the
suffix - AF or some such. Does everything but take out the trash - and it's
selling all over at 170.00 or less.

Mark Z.

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"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Heh, yeah, DVP-NS315 is the right nodel number. Even sitting here
looking at it last night, and I still misread it. I really need to get
my eyes checked.

Sorry for any confusion. Boy do I fell like an ass.

Thanks
Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
Well, if the receiver came as part of the HT-1700D Home Theater system,
they
list the dvd player as a DVP-NS315. I can't find any reference to the
dvd
model number you gave.
If yours is a DVPNS-315 after all, then that would be a correct part
number.

Mark Z.
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Yipes, I'm very sorry for the reply sent to your email.

Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:

Now the only question is do you feel like paying that much for the part to
fix it. I'm a tech - my labor is free (well, on Sundays anyway) and I'm not
sure even I would fix that one - it's a lesser expensive model anyway.
I've been interested in the Pioneer DV-563, can't quite remember the
suffix - AF or some such. Does everything but take out the trash - and it's
selling all over at 170.00 or less.

Mark Z.
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Never got it - that's an obsolete address - one way to avoid the spammers
and virus-sending scum.

Mark Z.

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"Terry G" <tng80@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Yipes, I'm very sorry for the reply sent to your email.

Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:

Now the only question is do you feel like paying that much for the part
to
fix it. I'm a tech - my labor is free (well, on Sundays anyway) and I'm
not
sure even I would fix that one - it's a lesser expensive model anyway.
I've been interested in the Pioneer DV-563, can't quite remember the
suffix - AF or some such. Does everything but take out the trash - and
it's
selling all over at 170.00 or less.

Mark Z.
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Ahh, cool.

All it said was that my friend didn't seem too thrilled about spending
that much to fix it. He was hoping for a cheap fix.

Oh well, thanks for all your help.

Terry

Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
Never got it - that's an obsolete address - one way to avoid the spammers
and virus-sending scum.

Mark Z.
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