Unsoldered the right side of jumper W103 (blue circle).
Checked diode D102 with a result of 057.0 Ohms & 0.087 V in selected diode test. Same reading.
Checking resistance between the solder pad of W103 that connects to IC101 (red circle) and the big capacitor CE101 (black circle) I get 0L with no change regardless of the resistance setting - new mm has an auto mode, old mm I tried 200, 2k, 20k, ......
I bought another multimeter (AstroAI DM6000AR) and it came in this afternoon. It's yielding similar results, 057.0 Ohms in auto, and 0.087 V in selected diode test. Same readings with both boards.
I'll try this later tonight or tomorrow.
All are reading 47.1-3 values. You're correct they're all 473.
Testing with the old mosfet and the new multimeter in selected diode test. Charging the gate (source=black, gate=red) I get a brief (1 second or so) reading...
I've been familiarizing myself with this site and the forums, you post a lot. I greatly appreciate any slice of time you provide this thread.
Yes, confirmed, it's 054 in diode mode.
I agree that it's strange, but this is the exact same reading that I get on the working board (you'll recall I mentioned I have to of these units - I inherited a working and non-working model).
I agree, but I replaced the MOSFET (when placing an order that includes $10 shipping,...
Thanks lotas. I'm assuming this is simply an identification and not a ... "this is probably the issue". Though, I'm considering replacing it as I'm at a loss at this point....
Even with a high quality zoom, I can't seem to make out any numbers. I did find a service manual for the UBK80 which has a similar board layout when it comes to IC101, even though it doesn't show a clear picture to make out any model info:
I created an account to post that I have the exact same Blu-Ray player, with the same issue. It died around 12/2021. All the caps look fine.
For anyone that may stumble upon this, as I did, the capacitors are all Chang. They can be looked up at:
Although, as mentioned, the 47uF 460v cap isn't listed on the sheets (or anywhere for that matter).
In circuit, the optocoupler is giving strange readings, but I'm going to start with the adjacent 47uF 50v cap. I'll probably do as you did and replace...
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