I'm somewhat of a noob at advanced repair.
but I do know how to check for pulse and breathing etc
visual check, burned trace, fuse etc. I fixed few items like that
and I have a voltmeter and know how to use it lol
besides that I have a general idea of how things work but no more than that
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bought this unit for 80 bucks on ebay seller says dead no power at all
its more of a project for me since it was damn cheap.
model JVC kw-nt800hdt
I only found 2 videos on where to start troubleshooting car stereos and there wasnt much there
just checking for blown caps and blown amp and input diode.
I haven't got the stereo yet but I was wondering if anyone here knows how to test a dead car stereo
I'm assuming its something with power supply or blown amp.
I know the notorious pioneer surface mount fuse but I don't think jvc uses it.
JVC is now merged with kenwood btw for few years so I would assume their circuitry would be very similar
anyone have a link for me or something to read on the topic would be great.
but I do know how to check for pulse and breathing etc
visual check, burned trace, fuse etc. I fixed few items like that
and I have a voltmeter and know how to use it lol
besides that I have a general idea of how things work but no more than that
end of intro.
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bought this unit for 80 bucks on ebay seller says dead no power at all
its more of a project for me since it was damn cheap.
model JVC kw-nt800hdt
I only found 2 videos on where to start troubleshooting car stereos and there wasnt much there
just checking for blown caps and blown amp and input diode.
I haven't got the stereo yet but I was wondering if anyone here knows how to test a dead car stereo
I'm assuming its something with power supply or blown amp.
I know the notorious pioneer surface mount fuse but I don't think jvc uses it.
JVC is now merged with kenwood btw for few years so I would assume their circuitry would be very similar
anyone have a link for me or something to read on the topic would be great.