NV-V8000 vcr caps change

[Thermaltake]

got a link for the manual?

I put link in Post #3

https://mega.nz/file/49QSnJbB#dKmndz_Y1U8iJnWTC5r8HlwbxGtFSJ8vkc-ju2a3OCQ

[stj]

i have no idea what i'm looking for,
which pcb and what else can you say?

[Thermaltake]

i have no idea what i'm looking for,
which pcb and what else can you say?

In manual, Page 127 MBO VEP07336 - C3768 position.

[stj]

c3768
220uf 16v
it's in the schematic on 126, a 12.1v to 9v regulator circuit

[Thermaltake]

c3768
220uf 16v
it's in the schematic on 126, a 12.1v to 9v regulator circuit

Damn I am blind.... thanks!

Low esr can go there ? And on that board when I replace those big caps, can all be low esr ?

[Thermaltake]

I am curious because I am going to buy them, but not sure if they should be normal or low esr...

[stj]

low esr is fine - and longer lasting

[Thermaltake]

low esr is fine - and longer lasting

Thanks!

I calculated around 44 capacitors will be changed on vcr hope everything went well. I even corrected some factory faults on it, and now only cap changing is left. I'll let you know, and post some pictures if that's ok.

[Thermaltake]

Update on my V8000.


Around 50 electrolytic capacitors were replaced plus some smd electrolytic caps too. Corrected a lot of bad solder on various boards in video section, they were the reason why front inputs were not working. Now everything is working as it should.

[stj]

what are you doing about rubber stuff like idlers and pinch rollers?

[Thermaltake]

what are you doing about rubber stuff like idlers and pinch rollers?

On V8000 there are not many rubber stuff, it's mostly mechanic. One belt which is okay I inspect it, and pinch roller which is also like new. I just refresh them a little.

But on my other VCRs I replace old rubbers with new one if they are broken or worn out.