The VCR (Orion VR0211) was working fine one day, then wouldn't turn on the next day - not with the remote, not with the switch on the box itself.
There is a glass fuse inside which is intact. I also tested it with an ohm meter. What else would be a likely cause of this problem? Thanks.
Something went pop in the power supply I expect.
Orions soldier on quite well actually. The one I bought in 1988 ( branded Matsui ) still works OK albeit with a noisy motor now.
A competent tech can probably fix it fairly easily.
Graham
Probably bad electrolytic capacitors in the power supply.
Especially likely if it has a few years on it ! They only last so long.
Graham
On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 19:50:50 -0800, herb_k Has Frothed:
Probably a dry electrolytic capacitor in the SMPS. If you've repaired these before it should be no trouble finding it. If not, who knows?
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herb snipped-for-privacy@mail.com ha escrito:
start by changng the small cap (1uF, 2.2uf or 10uF) near the switching transistor in the power supply. This problem is extremely common-
-B
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