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  • in reply to: Beoplay V1 screen error #55807
    jacek1313
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      I had to replace the LCD screen. It is also possible that there is damage to the driver board under the LCD housing. Large selection of cables on Ebay.

      LTA400 Drivers

      LTA320HF05_2__

      in reply to: Beoplay V1 screen error #55802
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        In the BV10-32 I once repaired, I had a similar defect, a damaged LCD screen. You can disassemble the screen and check the ribbons connecting the T-Con – LCD screen.

        BV10-32 LCD LTA320HJ05 Org 92 pins

        in reply to: Beoplay V1 not turning on #55586
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          These are photos from Avant 75.

          Avant75_1Avant75_2

          in reply to: Beoplay V1 not turning on #55584
          jacek1313
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            This is the original capacitor from Beosystem 4.

            in reply to: Beoplay V1 not turning on #55580
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              BeoSystem 4 boards already use a 3300uF capacitor.

              BS4_C

              in reply to: Beoplay V1 not turning on #55574
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                I don’t have any photos. I cleaned the PCB under the capacitor to bare copper, soldered the paths with thin wires and covered them with PVB varnish.

                in reply to: Beoplay V1 not turning on #55567
                jacek1313
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                  Hello, in my case the electrolyte from the damaged supercapacitor damaged the PCB paths that ran under it. I could barely solder them.
                  One of them is the signal from the IR module to the FEP IC300 processor.

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