5500 CD Player logic board wanted

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    beostuff
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      Anyone have board #5 for a 5500 cd player?

      Thanks

      #39274
      chartz
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        Hi,

        Can’t you repair the one you have? It isn’t rocket science!

        #39276
        chartz
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          Chances are that the transformer’s thermal fuse has had it. Do test that first.

          Maybe the board is still good.

          #39277
          Dillen
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            Is it completely dead?

            Martin

            #39275
            beostuff
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              maybe. I actually had then like an idiot dropped a screwdriver on it and shorted it out…..

              now i have other things to do….

              #39278
              beostuff
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                yes

                #39279
                Dillen
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                  As already suggested, check the thermal fuse in the transformer as the first thing.
                  Next, check for cracked solder joints at connectors and at the large capacitors at the back.

                  Martin

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                  chartz
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                    And I might add that if the thermal fuse melted, you have to find the cause of that on the main board.
                    A shorted cap, diode… investigate. Something I still love doing, even though my abilities decline little by little. Enjoy.

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