Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

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  • R_J
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    The main filter capacitor may also be bad, and check each diode in the bridge circuit, one might be bad as in open. You should have around 340vdc ACROSS the main filter capacitor.
    I suspect you are using chassis ground to check the main filters voltage and not hot ground and that is why the reading is low

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  • vinceroger69
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    i would do as rj suggests first, replace thet small capacitor remove and re test r1011

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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Originally posted by lotas
    Diagram of your power supply page 38
    Thank you - I will have a look.

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  • Markie76
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    Originally posted by vinceroger69
    for odd readings i just the part best way really if they all test ok put all parts back in heat the psu up with a hair dryer and see if the player now works (some times heating bad capacitors up lowers the esr tempory and allows it too work)
    Thanks for the tip. I tried it but didn't make any difference.

    Originally posted by R_J
    It looks like R1011 is open, So I suspect Q1001 (2sk3566) is shorted, if it is shorted, Q1003 is likely bad as and likely more components in that circuit
    R1043 (2.7Ω) is ok. C1032 is BAD
    With the circuit not working, the main filter cap can remain charged to around 300vdc, this capacitor should be discharged (using a resistor or incandescent lamp can work) If it is not discharged, resistance readings in the rest of the circuit can be effected, not to mention getting a shock or the risk of damaging the power supply

    These power supplies are difficult to repair at the best of times, if any component is out of tolerance the circuit won't oscillate
    Oh, doesn't sound encouraging.

    BTW when I tried the hairdryer I measured the big 400v cap and plugged in it was only reading 209/210v.
    When unplugged it wasn't holding a residual charge - just showed up as 90-100ma 20 seconds after unplugging it. Does that mean it's dried up/bad?

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  • R_J
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    It looks like R1011 is open, So I suspect Q1001 (2sk3566) is shorted, if it is shorted, Q1003 is likely bad as and likely more components in that circuit
    R1043 (2.7Ω) is ok. C1032 is BAD
    With the circuit not working, the main filter cap can remain charged to around 300vdc, this capacitor should be discharged (using a resistor or incandescent lamp can work) If it is not discharged, resistance readings in the rest of the circuit can be effected, not to mention getting a shock or the risk of damaging the power supply

    These power supplies are difficult to repair at the best of times, if any component is out of tolerance the circuit won't oscillate
    Last edited by R_J; 12-29-2022, 12:16 PM.

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  • vinceroger69
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    Originally posted by Markie76
    Sorry my mistake I mixed them up!

    I've probed them again and getting yet different readings

    I'm going to remove them from the pcb to test.
    for odd readings i just the part best way really if they all test ok put all parts back in heat the psu up with a hair dryer and see if the player now works (some times heating bad capacitors up lowers the esr tempory and allows it too work)

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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Originally posted by vinceroger69
    in post 10 you say Resistor R1011 (brown|orange|gold|gold) shows a changing value in the 2000k range - 1557k, 1605k...it should be 1.3 ohms
    Sorry my mistake I mixed them up!

    I've probed them again and getting yet different readings

    I'm going to remove them from the pcb to test.

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  • Markie76
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    Last edited by Markie76; 12-29-2022, 10:53 AM.

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  • vinceroger69
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    in post 10 you say Resistor R1011 (brown|orange|gold|gold) shows a changing value in the 2000k range - 1557k, 1605k...it should be 1.3 ohms

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  • Markie76
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    Originally posted by vinceroger69
    the capacitor could of failed esr wise the resistor r1011 are you sure of the colours as the calculator here says 1.3 ohms
    https://www.digikey.co.uk/en/resourc...tor-color-code
    Yes, close up pics below.

    R1011: brown - orange - gold - gold = 1.3


    R1043: red - purple - gold - gold = 2.7


    It has what looks like a couple of cracks on the body;


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  • vinceroger69
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    the capacitor could of failed esr wise the resistor r1011 are you sure of the colours as the calculator here says 1.3 ohms
    https://www.digikey.co.uk/en/resourc...tor-color-code
    Last edited by vinceroger69; 12-29-2022, 10:04 AM.

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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    I've finally done some testing.

    Capacitor C1032 - top right - 10uF 16v removed and in my multimeter;
    Starts at 8.88 and reduces settling at 8.68uF;



    Resistor R1011 (brown|orange|gold|gold) shows a changing value in the 2000k range - 1557k, 1605k...



    Resistor R1043 (red|purple|gold|gold) shows 02.7 ohms.



    Diode D017 shows .155 one way and OL the other way;
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  • lotas
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    Diagram of your power supply page 38
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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Originally posted by R_J
    Your power supply is slightly different than the one in the service manual, I'm not sure if the designations are the same as yours.

    Look for C1032, Likely the (10µf/16v), replace it, then check the two resistors R1011 (1.3Ω/1w) off the source pin of the mosfet and R1043 (2.7Ω/1w) between the + of the 100µf/400v cap. and the transformer, if the resistors are ok, it is likely the power supply is just not starting up.
    Also check if you have any voltages on the two plugs, CL051A and CL052A, There is also a zener diodes (D017) in the secondary, check that it is not shorted.
    A number on the pcb which looks like a P/N: BH951 0F01 02

    C1032 is the small cap in top right as mentioned by vinceroger69 & stj - it is 10uF 16v.

    I'll try to test it out later or tomorrow.


    Originally posted by stj
    probably the 10uf cap next to the big 400v one,
    i cant see a chip - got any underside photo's ?
    Yes the small cap next to the 400v one is the 10uF 16v one.
    No chips on it just transistors, large mosfets (?) and a 4 pin rectangular thing - see pics.

    Thanks.
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  • stj
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    probably the 10uf cap next to the big 400v one,
    i cant see a chip - got any underside photo's ?

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  • R_J
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Your power supply is slightly different than the one in the service manual, I'm not sure if the designations are the same as yours.

    Look for C1032, Likely the (10µf/16v), replace it, then check the two resistors R1011 (1.3Ω/1w) off the source pin of the mosfet and R1043 (2.7Ω/1w) between the + of the 100µf/400v cap. and the transformer, if the resistors are ok, it is likely the power supply is just not starting up.
    Also check if you have any voltages on the two plugs, CL051A and CL052A, There is also a zener diodes (D017) in the secondary, check that it is not shorted.
    Last edited by R_J; 12-24-2022, 01:17 PM.

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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Originally posted by vinceroger69
    no 3 picture top right cap have you checked or changed that
    Hi,

    Thank you for your reply.

    No I haven't done anything except for an AC & visual check.

    What is the best way to check/test it?

    Thanks,

    Mark

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  • vinceroger69
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    no 3 picture top right cap have you checked or changed that

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  • Markie76
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    Re: Hitachi DV-PF4E VCR/DVD Combo - no power

    Originally posted by stj
    startup capacitor in the psu is dead
    it will be small - 10uf > 47uf usually
    post a foto
    Hello,

    Thank you for your reply.

    There are three which fit the range;
    10uF 50v
    22uF 50v
    10uF 16v

    See 3rd attached pic with capacitor values shown.

    Thanks,

    Mark
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  • stj
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    startup capacitor in the psu is dead
    it will be small - 10uf > 47uf usually
    post a foto

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