What would you do? Face plate Problem
Hello everybody...
I have a Old Skool Sony CD-player..
just recently purchased for one steal of a price..
everything was working mint for about a whole month...
until the LCD display basically fadded out and became dim, so now as it stands, the LCD Display is hella dim and barely readable...
but on the upside all functions of the cd-player still work..
so my question is what to do? Drive and dont give a crap?
I have a Old Skool Sony CD-player..
just recently purchased for one steal of a price..
everything was working mint for about a whole month...
until the LCD display basically fadded out and became dim, so now as it stands, the LCD Display is hella dim and barely readable...
but on the upside all functions of the cd-player still work..
so my question is what to do? Drive and dont give a crap?
There is a good chance the the bulb that backlights the display has given up.
On an old deck it will actually be a through-hole bulb, on the newer decks it may be a surface mound LED.
Either way it is a cheap repair and can be done yourself if you are good with a soldering iron. If not it should cost no more than $40 or $50 bucks to have a shop change the bulbs for you.
Good luck
Kevin
On an old deck it will actually be a through-hole bulb, on the newer decks it may be a surface mound LED.
Either way it is a cheap repair and can be done yourself if you are good with a soldering iron. If not it should cost no more than $40 or $50 bucks to have a shop change the bulbs for you.
Good luck
Kevin
If it just faded it could also be the inverter for the bulbs - if they are CCFL's. It could also be the contrast control circuit, I had to repair a problem in a sony C90 with the same symptom.
If you get the bulbs out measure them and check digikey.ca they usually run ~$6-15/bulb.
If you get the bulbs out measure them and check digikey.ca they usually run ~$6-15/bulb.
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