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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
This unit failed to power up. Removed case and found the internal 1amp slow blow fuse (T1AL) was shot. replaced fuse turned power on power to unit successful as unit goes into standby mode red light on front and clock displayed.
As soon as the unit is turned on proper the Fuse blows again.
I am a novice at this sort of thing but did some rudimentary checking on the board that the transformer is attached to looking for blown capacitors ora short of some kind, can anyone suggest a way forward. I am thinking it cannot be that much wrong with it as initail power up is ok?
I would rather attempt a repair than put it into a shop as the cost of repair would probaly outweigh the value of the unit. any help? suggestions?

Cheers
Billy
 
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N_Cook

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
This unit failed to power up. Removed case and found the internal 1amp
slow blow fuse (T1AL) was shot. replaced fuse turned power on power to unit
successful as unit goes into standby mode red light on front and clock
displayed.
As soon as the unit is turned on proper the Fuse blows again.
I am a novice at this sort of thing but did some rudimentary checking on the
board that the transformer is attached to looking for blown capacitors or a
short of some kind, can anyone suggest a way forward. I am thinking it
cannot be that much wrong with it as initail power up is ok?
I would rather attempt a repair than put it into a shop as the cost of
repair would probaly outweigh the value of the unit. any help? suggestions?

Cheers
Billy

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Checked the speaker wiring ?
What is the output device/s ?
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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Billy Brainstorm <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... Hi, This unit failed topower up. Removed case and found the internal 1amp slow blow fuse (T1AL) was shot. replaced fuse turned power on power to unit successful as unit goes into standby mode red light on front and clock displayed. As soon as the unit is turned on proper the Fuse blows again. I am a novice at this sort of thing but did some rudimentary checking on the board that the transformeris attached to looking for blown capacitors or a short of some kind, can anyone suggest a way forward. I am thinking it cannot be that much wrong with it as initail power up is ok? I would rather attempt a repair than put itinto a shop as the cost of repair would probaly outweigh the value of the unit. any help? suggestions? Cheers Billy ++++++ Checked the speaker wiring? What is the output device/s ?

didn't have the speakers connected.
heres a link to give you an idea of the unit in question
http://www.jvc.co.uk/files/instruction_manual/gvt0105-008a.pdf
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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thanks for the reply
have taken unit apart to investigate further cannot see any obvious short
the small board seems basic (says i the novice so please excuse my ignorance )
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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i will try and post a few pictures if it may help maybe the sages on this site can nurse me through a little more investigation?
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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"Billy Brainstorm" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > i will try and posta few pictures if it may help maybe the sages on this > site can nurse me through a little more investigation? > It's not really a 'site' as such. It's a usenet newsgroup that is being fronted by the Google Groups site that you are accessing from. You probably won't be able to post pictures direct.Most people post a link to something like Photo Bucket, where they place the pictures. Arfa

links to pictures....
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/a420684f.jpg
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/e039b327.jpg
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/d667ae55.jpg

thanks for looking... the blown fuse is in top left of the board mains input goes into the socket near it.
tips on how to try and trace the fault would be good, is the board relatively simple?

Cheers Billy
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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"Billy Brainstorm" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > On Wednesday, 12 September 2012 01:22:12 UTC+1, Arfa Daily wrote: >> "Billy Brainstorm" <[email protected]> wrote in message >> news:[email protected]... > i will >> try and post a few pictures if itmay help maybe the sages on this > site >> can nurse me through a little more investigation? > It's not really a >> 'site' as such. It's a usenet newsgroup that is being fronted by the >> Google Groups site that you are accessing from. You probably won't be >> able to post pictures direct. Most people post a link to something like >> Photo Bucket, where they place the pictures. Arfa > > links to pictures.... > http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/a420684f.jpg > http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/e039b327.jpg > http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC+CA-UXP55+Power+motherboard/d667ae55.jpg > > thanksfor looking... the blown fuse is in top left of the board mains > input goes into the socket near it. > tips on how to try and trace the fault would be good, is the board > relatively simple? > > Cheers Billy > Billy, those photobucket links don't seem to work. Gareth.

http://s1148.beta.photobucket.com/u... CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/d667ae55.jpg.html
http://s1148.beta.photobucket.com/u... CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/e039b327.jpg.html
http://s1148.beta.photobucket.com/u... CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/a420684f.jpg.html

re try of the photo links!
 
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Billy Brainstorm

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, This unit failed to power up. Removed case and found the internal 1amp slow blow fuse (T1AL) was shot. replaced fuse turned power on power to unit successful as unit goes into standby mode red light on front and clock displayed. As soon as the unit is turned on proper the Fuse blows again. I am a novice at this sort of thing but did some rudimentary checking on the board that the transformer is attached to looking for blown capacitors or a short of some kind, can anyone suggest a way forward. I am thinking it cannot be that much wrong with it as initail power up is ok? I would rather attempt a repair than put it into a shop as the cost of repair would probaly outweigh the value of the unit. any help? suggestions? Cheers Billy

Thanks for your help and the pointers re the fuse.
I havent had time to look again but will over the weekend, looking like a replacement transformer But probably not worth the cost.
Thanks you very much for your help.
You never know i may have something else thrown at me to fix and i may ask for more help in the future.
take care

Cheers
Billy
 
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Franc Zabkar

Jan 1, 1970
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Direct links to your photos ...
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/d667ae55.jpg
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/e039b327.jpg
http://i1148.photobucket.com/albums/o573/BillyBrainstorm/JVC CA-UXP55 Power motherboard/a420684f.jpg

Page 8 of the following UX-P5 circuit diagrams looks very much like
your power supply board. The P/N of the main transformer is the same
in any case.
http://www.go-gddq.com/upload/2009_07/09071710066960.pdf

UX-P5 Service Manual:
http://www.go-gddq.com/upload/2009_07/09071710075498.pdf

The following link looked promising, but it has expired:
http://jvckenwood.com.au/jvcfiles/UX-P7#SCH1.pdf

Here is another service manual, but it looks quite a bit different:
http://service.eclubthai.com/new/audio/JVC/UX-P550U.pdf

- Franc Zabkar
 
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