Audiovox VBP3900 Repair/Teardown
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Audiovox VBP3900 Repair/Teardown
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The DVD player, ready for disassembly. Please excuse the very messy bench. :P
This DVD player, made 12 years ago, is the subject of my first 'ible. I have been having power jack troubles for some time, so I decided "why not fix it?"
Crack Her Open!
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There are four screws on the bottom, SOMEHOW not hidden by rubber feet. You will not, however, need four screwdrivers. Make sure to keep these screws!
More Tearing Down
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Lookit that! If you have a chance, plug it in and insert a CD. Cool, right? I'll link a video. Now we need to remove the board with all the cables coming out of it...
Pull the Board Out
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There it is, after pulling a whole lot of cables. Remove the lid switch too, pointed to in the picture.
What's on the Board?
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...Not a whole lot! The white arrow points to an L7808CV linear regulator, and at the very back of the board is what I believe to be a MOSFET.
There's the Problem!
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This power jack is broken in half! The second picture shows a broken solder joint.
Replace the Jack
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Shown above is the replacement jack. Check the footprint before you replace it!
Put It Back Together
Make sure you connect all the ribbon cables correctly.
You're Done!
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Give yourself a pat on the back and enjoy your newly fixed DVD player!