Mission DAD5 repair

sometimes a CD-Player is coming to my kitchen table and at the first sight there is nothing happened? But there was a issue to declare but not only one. Let's have a look to the inside of this fascinating machine and how it is build. Please subscribe and thank you for watching! weakbit

[@cortessarge5399]

Congratulations sir

[@Blambik]

ChengX capacitors? :( From my practice - there are a lot of defective ones.

[@weakbit633]

it is better to build in new ChangX then this ones.

[@LibraAudioLaboratory]

From pcb to the mechanism, this CDP is literally a OEM Philips.

[@weakbit633]

it is also too mentioned you can see this PCB on the cold solder joints! haha

[@jasontimothywells9895]

What year was that mission manufactured? I owned a lot of mission / Cyrus in the 1980s when the world seemed to be a lot better place

[@markrowe8824]

seems to be around 1992 from doing a quick online search. 🤔🤔

[@jasontimothywells9895]

@@markrowe8824 oh , thanks for the info , I have never seen that model before , but then again I was not looking for CD players in the 90s , or even now , I have 13 from the beginning to 89 . I enjoy the stuff that I had in junior high and high school. I still have and use as my primary CD player which is a Mitsubishi DP- 103 . My late father bought that for me the week it was at his friend's store . I just keep my collection serviced and tuned up , thank God I perform all my own labor , the parts are expensive as it is today . 🥂