NAD L53 DVD Receiver - Repairs (Ep. 237)

[@garygranato9164]

thank you for 1 hour of sanity in this crazy world

[@dimBulb5]

Fascinating to watch you go through all of this and share your thinking!

[@ian-c.01]

Well that was much more interesting than I expected, I was beginning to suspect other issues but you successfully tracked down the problem with your persistence ! Also thanks for the reminder, it is time I watched Pulp Fiction again ! 😁👍

[@marcvdfv8431]

as usual, great work Trevor!

[@Dutchamp]

About those caps near the voltage regulators... I would try to solder them underneath the board so the heat from them will not influence anymore that it there is enough room. Nice vid Trevor

[@alexismethenitis]

Great work!

[@JayProkofiev]

Great taste in movies Trev.

[@Veedthetg]

I like Tarantino movies and Death Proof is my favorite. I live in Austin and it blew my Mind when one of the locations was on Ave N where I used to deliver mail!

[@paulb4661]

Failing servo section smt caps are also often responsible for sacd players' premature demise. They will no longer recognize the DSD layer on a hybrid disc, or even the ToC in extreme cases and display no disc like here. I do replace them like for like though with Nichicon smt low esr range available on Mouser. The rattling clamp was often resolved with a self adhesive damping pad on Sony SCD range players.

[@gillanland]

I didn't belive you can fix DVD by changing the capacitors (thinking it woul be drive assembly problem) but you did!👍Remote control volume and and panel volume (rotary encoder) seem to work independently...don't they? Thank You!

[@welderfixer]

I have a "high end" Master Series NAD CD player that has "no disc" symptoms. Likely going to need the same surgery. 😉😁

[@wernerfjo]

First comment ever on youtube so here we go ;:) But I got my self a NAD L54 that looks exactly the same as the one you have there from a dead relative. My problem is it says "RESET" in the display and wont start up or react to any of the buttons. Any tips?

[@Reflectiveness]

Most would have tossed in trash. Nice work.

[@robertdavis5714]

A lot of components in that box, even a cast aluminum heat sync, $600 back in 2005. This did not look very pleasurable Trevor, too many little Caps. crammed together.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Do the original Toshiba one from 1996.

[@jim96r]

Yay!!!!

[@johnsenchak]

NAD'S

[@johnsenchak]

Yet another change all the capacitor video

[@gime3steps]

Trevor's got a troll

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Great video that show how capacitors fail due to age... Cheers