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Same problem on my end!
The display is lit but provides no information!
I took everything apart and found on the board containing this screen a transistor (I believe) that seemed to smell burnt!
It is a blue electronic component with its two legs on the same side. It is marked with the notation "L 703"!
Am I on the right track? And where can I get this component? Indeed, all the electronic component websites are complex and I can't find what I need.
Thank you.
The display is lit but provides no information!
I took everything apart and found on the board containing this screen a transistor (I believe) that seemed to smell burnt!
It is a blue electronic component with its two legs on the same side. It is marked with the notation "L 703"!
Am I on the right track? And where can I get this component? Indeed, all the electronic component websites are complex and I can't find what I need.
Thank you.
Issue resolved; after some research and trials, with a few blown fuses along the way, it became clear that it was a power supply problem.
Cause of the issue: defective capacitor C115 of 3300µF (it's the largest in the hi-fi system; you can use a 35V instead of a 25V; I used a 2200µF and it works just fine). Once replaced, everything works perfectly again.
A big thank you to this forum.
Cause of the issue: defective capacitor C115 of 3300µF (it's the largest in the hi-fi system; you can use a 35V instead of a 25V; I used a 2200µF and it works just fine). Once replaced, everything works perfectly again.
A big thank you to this forum.