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Panasonic SA-BT330 Home Theatre Blu Ray Player Repair with F76 Error - UK eBay Reseller

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Trying to fix a Panasonic SA BT330 Home Theatre Blu Ray Player with error code F61 and error code F76. I tried to fix this Blu Ray player before but gave up after replacing the 2 capacitors that other forums I've searched in suggest to replace. I kind of stumbled upon the problem component with this blu-ray player by checking some of the components on the board.
This will not be getting sold as the bottom front cover is smashed but it will replace my old current testing unit which has already sold for £20.
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Комментарии : 9

@carloscelis8506 3 месяца назад

Thanks for your video, I think I will buy an ESR meter to check caps in circuit, I think it is a good investment and saves time when you have boards with lots of caps.

@chrisosprey4807 Год назад

Many thanks for the video. Had a problem with continuous "Please Wait" message. Followed your video and found the 400V 180uf capacitor was defective. Changed capacitor and all working fine, cheers.

@RetroElectronicRepair Год назад

Hi, I'm glad this helped you. Well done in getting it working again. 👍

@unidadesfap2888 2 года назад

MUCHAS GRACIAS, EL MISMO PROBLEMA TIENE MI SISTEMA, PERO NO ENCUENTRO PERSONAL CAPACITADO PARA HACER EL TRABAJO

@RetroElectronicRepair 2 года назад

You could easily do this with a cheap soldering iron.

@juergon69 Год назад

excellent video I had a similar failure, only clips and it didn't turned on. The capacitor was holding the voltage (170 VDC - 120 VAC supply) and the capacitance reading was higher than 500 mF on the circuit board I cleaned the surroundings of the STR then suddenly it turned it on. It is working. Where canI get the schematics for this PS board Thanks Julio. Capacho Venezuela

@RetroElectronicRepair Год назад

You can't always get the schematics for these. Just google the model number + schematics and you may find one. Some are impossible to find.

@Andy1x 2 года назад

Thank you for posting this video! Separate question, have you ever encountered an SA-BT330 that while functioning with no issue produces a pungent burning smell? I have that scenario, but upon opening the casing see no indication of anything frying. Any thoughts you can pass along will be most helpful,. Thanks again.

@RetroElectronicRepair 2 года назад

Sorry for the late reply. Most components that burn have pungent smells. Diodes are quite bad and capacitors usually have a bit of a fishy smell if they are leaking, some machines can still operate fine with 1 bad cap. It seems like somethings getting too warm. You could hover your hand over it to see if there is heat coming from anywhere, just be very careful not to actually touch any components while it is turned on else you could get an electric shock.