Just to document this failure, because I see it's not the first case (other cases in Fixya, with no solutions).
JBL home cinema, DSC 500. It starts fine, plays a DVD, but after a minute it resets itself, restarts again. Plays again, but then it restarts a bit sooner than first time. The process repeats again and again. It doesn't happen if not playing any disc.
No bloated caps anywhere. Back in 2008 I had another one with exactly the same symptom. Then I was able to order the power supply board and I did it. The problem was gone. Now the supplier is out of business and I'll have to repair it at component level, but at least I know that I have to look at PSU.
I suspect the problem is in primary section. I've replaced high voltage filter cap (68uF/400V), no change. The smaller ones too (1uF and 2.2uF, 50V), no change.
Since the problem seems related to heating (it resets sooner as it gets hotter), I've tried to heat the primary IC with the tip of the soldering iron. Starting from cold state, I've noticed that the reset time is notably faster if I heat that IC (NCP1002P, from ON Semiconductor).
I'll order it now and will report here the results of this operation. If I forget, please remind me with a reply.
By the way, I've seen that exists a CP1002PN from Power Integrations, but I've been unable to find a datasheet for it in order to check if they're equivalent or not.
JBL home cinema, DSC 500. It starts fine, plays a DVD, but after a minute it resets itself, restarts again. Plays again, but then it restarts a bit sooner than first time. The process repeats again and again. It doesn't happen if not playing any disc.
No bloated caps anywhere. Back in 2008 I had another one with exactly the same symptom. Then I was able to order the power supply board and I did it. The problem was gone. Now the supplier is out of business and I'll have to repair it at component level, but at least I know that I have to look at PSU.

I suspect the problem is in primary section. I've replaced high voltage filter cap (68uF/400V), no change. The smaller ones too (1uF and 2.2uF, 50V), no change.
Since the problem seems related to heating (it resets sooner as it gets hotter), I've tried to heat the primary IC with the tip of the soldering iron. Starting from cold state, I've noticed that the reset time is notably faster if I heat that IC (NCP1002P, from ON Semiconductor).
I'll order it now and will report here the results of this operation. If I forget, please remind me with a reply.
By the way, I've seen that exists a CP1002PN from Power Integrations, but I've been unable to find a datasheet for it in order to check if they're equivalent or not.
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