Is this able to repaired?

Mr. Sharpe
Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
edited September 2011 in Electronics
I got a Denon 2800 DVD player today I ordered and it didn't work, I opened it up and saw this. Is repair possible for this? if so, how much would something like this cost?
Home theater:
43” Westinghouse Displayer
Marantz UD-7007 Player
Emotiva MC-700 Processor
Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
Parasound Zamp Amplifier
Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
Klipsch RC-10 Center
Klipsch R34c Fronts
Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
Polk audio PSW-505

Stereo:
Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
Parasound P6 Preamplifer
Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • Poee7R
    Poee7R Posts: 906
    edited September 2011
    Time for a new one.


    Dave
    Once again we meet at last.
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  • FTGV
    FTGV Posts: 3,650
    edited September 2011
    Is it double sided as in having traces on the top side also?If it's doubled sided then it's junk,if single sided someone with lots of time and good soldering skills might be able to add wire jumpers across the break.In fact if you were local I would take a stab at it for you.
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  • dcmartinpc
    dcmartinpc Posts: 844
    edited September 2011
    Ouch. Agreed there is no easy repair that I am aware of. You would need to replace the entire board, which is basically the unit...

    Where did you get it from? Can you get a refund?

    Don
    Living Room: Adcom GFP-750 (Upgraded), Squeezebox Touch, Oppo BDP-83, Pioneer DV-79AVi, Parasound HCA-3500 (Upgraded), SDA SRS 2 P/B (Gimpod, Sonicaps, & Mills)

    Theater: Denon 4311ci, Oppo BDP-93, Parasound HCA-2205+HCA-2200II, Polk LSi9, LSiC, LSiFX, LSi7, Custom 18" TC Sounds sub with 2 18" PR, Sharp XV-Z12000, Pioneer Kuro KRP-500M (isf Enabled)

    Bedroom: HK AVR354, Pioneer DV-47a, Parasound HCA-1500a, Polk LSi9
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,877
    edited September 2011
    dcmartinpc wrote: »
    Ouch. Agreed there is no easy repair that I am aware of. You would need to replace the entire board, which is basically the unit...

    Where did you get it from? Can you get a refund?

    Don

    Agreed with all the above. Looks like a job for Super-Gimpod!:wink:
    The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2800 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon 680d DSD

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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    @FTGV, Oh yeah, all metal was disconnect along the crack. I had a little trouble unscrewing that screw because it was almost covered by the broken part.

    The seller said he'll contact FedEx Tuesday, then contact Amazon about if it needs to be shipped back to him and is going to get me a refund. Other than that, this DVD player is BIG! I really like the way it looks, it just didn't work:( I was pretty sad about it not working. It looked really nice on top of my stereo reciever... sad day.

    Oh I'm getting something else! I'm planning on either another one like this or a Universal player.
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • dcmartinpc
    dcmartinpc Posts: 844
    edited September 2011
    If you are looking for something else, I will make the same recommendation I made to another member earlier tonight. I really like the Pioneer Elite DV-79AVi. It is a great universal DVD/SACD/DVD-A/CD player. I pulled mine back out tonight because I hadn't listened to SACD in a couple months :D I forgot what I was missing. It really is a decent unit, and there is one on Audiogon right now for $275!!!

    Don
    Living Room: Adcom GFP-750 (Upgraded), Squeezebox Touch, Oppo BDP-83, Pioneer DV-79AVi, Parasound HCA-3500 (Upgraded), SDA SRS 2 P/B (Gimpod, Sonicaps, & Mills)

    Theater: Denon 4311ci, Oppo BDP-93, Parasound HCA-2205+HCA-2200II, Polk LSi9, LSiC, LSiFX, LSi7, Custom 18" TC Sounds sub with 2 18" PR, Sharp XV-Z12000, Pioneer Kuro KRP-500M (isf Enabled)

    Bedroom: HK AVR354, Pioneer DV-47a, Parasound HCA-1500a, Polk LSi9
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  • FTGV
    FTGV Posts: 3,650
    edited September 2011
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    @FTGV, Oh yeah, all metal was disconnect along the crack.

    Yes I can see from the pic the traces are broken.It's tedious work but I have seen this type thing repaired by soldering wire jumpers from one side of the break to the other,thus restoring continuity between the traces.
    But since you are getting a refund no need to worry about that.:smile:
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    @Don, not a bad price for a Pioneer Elite at all! I haven't heard any Pioneer elite products but am using a pioneer DVD player now going on 6 years without a problem. Pioneer is definitely up there in my "great stuff" list:)

    sounds good FTGV. I can imagine it being tedious work. I actually thought about trying that myself but I'm all too brilliant with soldering things so plans are just getting another something.
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • dcmartinpc
    dcmartinpc Posts: 844
    edited September 2011
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    @Don, not a bad price for a Pioneer Elite at all! I haven't heard any Pioneer elite products but am using a pioneer DVD player now going on 6 years without a problem. Pioneer is definitely up there in my "great stuff" list:)

    I have heard a lot of people say they like it better than the Oppo BDP-83 and BDP-93 for SACD, CD, and DVD-A playback... I have one coming, so we shall see! The BDP-95 on the other hand would probably overtake the 79AVi... But it is a $1,000 player.



    Don
    Living Room: Adcom GFP-750 (Upgraded), Squeezebox Touch, Oppo BDP-83, Pioneer DV-79AVi, Parasound HCA-3500 (Upgraded), SDA SRS 2 P/B (Gimpod, Sonicaps, & Mills)

    Theater: Denon 4311ci, Oppo BDP-93, Parasound HCA-2205+HCA-2200II, Polk LSi9, LSiC, LSiFX, LSi7, Custom 18" TC Sounds sub with 2 18" PR, Sharp XV-Z12000, Pioneer Kuro KRP-500M (isf Enabled)

    Bedroom: HK AVR354, Pioneer DV-47a, Parasound HCA-1500a, Polk LSi9
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  • gdb
    gdb Posts: 6,012
    edited September 2011
    Sorry to threadnap. Is there an Elite, audio only CDP? I'd prefer a new model, I don't even need/want SACD, just redbook.:confused:
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  • dcmartinpc
    dcmartinpc Posts: 844
    edited September 2011
    gdb wrote: »
    Sorry to threadnap. Is there an Elite, audio only CDP? I'd prefer a new model, I don't even need/want SACD, just redbook.:confused:

    They have 2 that I know of, but they are pricey!!! But they are SACD/CD. They are as follows

    PD-D9MK2-K - $1500 - Wolfson DACs

    PD-D6MK2-K - $700 - Buur-Brown DACs

    Those are retail prices, but I am not sure where you would get them. I have never tried to source them before.

    Don
    Living Room: Adcom GFP-750 (Upgraded), Squeezebox Touch, Oppo BDP-83, Pioneer DV-79AVi, Parasound HCA-3500 (Upgraded), SDA SRS 2 P/B (Gimpod, Sonicaps, & Mills)

    Theater: Denon 4311ci, Oppo BDP-93, Parasound HCA-2205+HCA-2200II, Polk LSi9, LSiC, LSiFX, LSi7, Custom 18" TC Sounds sub with 2 18" PR, Sharp XV-Z12000, Pioneer Kuro KRP-500M (isf Enabled)

    Bedroom: HK AVR354, Pioneer DV-47a, Parasound HCA-1500a, Polk LSi9
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,877
    edited September 2011
    gdb wrote: »
    Sorry to threadnap. Is there an Elite, audio only CDP? I'd prefer a new model, I don't even need/want SACD, just redbook.:confused:

    Pioneer PDD9K or the PDD6K

    Th PDD9J is what I have and I love it.
    The Gear... Carver "Statement" Mono-blocks, Mcintosh C2800 Arcam AVR20, Oppo UDP-203 4K Blu-ray player, Sony XBR70x850B 4k, Polk Audio Legend L800 with height modules, L400 Center Channel Polk audio AB800 "in-wall" surrounds. Marantz MM7025 stereo amp. Simaudio Moon 680d DSD

    “When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.”— Thomas Jefferson

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  • gdb
    gdb Posts: 6,012
    edited September 2011
    Thanks. I don't care if it includes SACD, I just don't need it and I'd rather not have a bunch of video works inside either. $700.00 doesn't seem too bad. I'd like to try a newer player than all the vintage ones I've got (PD 9010X) I have a M.Fidelity tube buffer to put in the line from CDP to preamp to smooth things up a bit.:smile: Thanks again!
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    dcmartinpc wrote: »
    I have heard a lot of people say they like it better than the Oppo BDP-83 and BDP-93 for SACD, CD, and DVD-A playback... I have one coming, so we shall see! The BDP-95 on the other hand would probably overtake the 79AVi... But it is a $1,000 player.

    WHAT? wow, that's pretty awesome! I've heard that the Oppo has one of the best Cd players out there.


    Don
    gdb wrote: »
    Sorry to threadnap. Is there an Elite, audio only CDP? I'd prefer a new model, I don't even need/want SACD, just redbook.:confused:

    it's cool.:biggrin:
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    lol OOps! when I quoted Don I must've written inside the quote field hahaha!
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • dcmartinpc
    dcmartinpc Posts: 844
    edited September 2011
    I should know for sure next week... But ithe DV-79AVi is kind of a sleeper. The PD-D9J that John talks about is a phenomenal player too. A little more expensive, and hard to find. It only does CD and SACD, but from what I understand, it does those 2 VERY well!!!

    Don
    Living Room: Adcom GFP-750 (Upgraded), Squeezebox Touch, Oppo BDP-83, Pioneer DV-79AVi, Parasound HCA-3500 (Upgraded), SDA SRS 2 P/B (Gimpod, Sonicaps, & Mills)

    Theater: Denon 4311ci, Oppo BDP-93, Parasound HCA-2205+HCA-2200II, Polk LSi9, LSiC, LSiFX, LSi7, Custom 18" TC Sounds sub with 2 18" PR, Sharp XV-Z12000, Pioneer Kuro KRP-500M (isf Enabled)

    Bedroom: HK AVR354, Pioneer DV-47a, Parasound HCA-1500a, Polk LSi9
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  • TECHNOKID
    TECHNOKID Posts: 4,298
    edited September 2011
    FTGV wrote: »
    Is it double sided as in having traces on the top side also?If it's doubled sided then it's junk,if single sided someone with lots of time and good soldering skills might be able to add wire jumpers across the break.In fact if you were local I would take a stab at it for you.
    Yep, double sided runs is beyong repair however, I do not think this one is.
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    @FTGV, Oh yeah, all metal was disconnect along the crack. I had a little trouble unscrewing that screw because it was almost covered by the broken part.

    The seller said he'll contact FedEx Tuesday, then contact Amazon about if it needs to be shipped back to him and is going to get me a refund. Other than that, this DVD player is BIG! I really like the way it looks, it just didn't work:( I was pretty sad about it not working. It looked really nice on top of my stereo reciever... sad day.

    Oh I'm getting something else! I'm planning on either another one like this or a Universal player.
    If returnable, don't waste your time trying for repair as repair is no long term warranty.
    FTGV wrote: »
    Yes I can see from the pic the traces are broken.It's tedious work but I have seen this type thing repaired by soldering wire jumpers from one side of the break to the other,thus restoring continuity between the traces.
    But since you are getting a refund no need to worry about that.:smile:
    Sure is tedious but also a nice challenge!:cool: I've done some of the sort in the past with great results.
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  • tonyb
    tonyb Posts: 33,065
    edited September 2011
    dcmartinpc wrote: »
    I should know for sure next week... But ithe DV-79AVi is kind of a sleeper. The PD-D9J that John talks about is a phenomenal player too. A little more expensive, and hard to find. It only does CD and SACD, but from what I understand, it does those 2 VERY well!!!

    Don

    The 59 and 79 avi's are both good universal players and do very well as a straight up cdp. I have the 59 and it sounds better than it has a right to. You can find these players all day for under 200 bucks.
    The PD-D9J kicks it up a few notches, how much I dunno, never did a side by side comparison.
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    Sony 850c 4k
    Pioneer elite vhx 21
    Sony 4k BRP
    SVS SB-2000
    Polk Sig. 20's
    Polk FX500 surrounds

    Cables-
    Acoustic zen Satori speaker cables
    Acoustic zen Matrix 2 IC's
    Wireworld eclipse 7 ic's
    Audio metallurgy ga-o digital cable

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    Sonos zp90
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    B&k 1420
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    TECHNOKID wrote: »
    Yep, double sided runs is beyong repair however, I do not think this one is.

    If returnable, don't waste your time trying for repair as repair is no long term warranty.

    Sure is tedious but also a nice challenge!:cool: I've done some of the sort in the past with great results.

    awesome, I am getting a refund this week some time. He mentioned "If it needs to be returned" so if he doesn't want it back I might try fixing it.
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • lanchile
    lanchile Posts: 560
    edited September 2011
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    awesome, I am getting a refund this week some time. He mentioned "If it needs to be returned" so if he doesn't want it back I might try fixing it.

    That broken board is not so bad!.it can be fixed for sure. I have done a lot of this kind of work, as long as you trace the connections carefully is not a sweat at all.:wink:
    Make it simple...Make it better!
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    Thanks for the vote of confidence! If I get to keep the unit I'll read that before I try fixing it:D
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • TECHNOKID
    TECHNOKID Posts: 4,298
    edited September 2011
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    Thanks for the vote of confidence! If I get to keep the unit I'll read that before I try fixing it:D
    If you ever get to keep the unit;

    1. Remove the board carefully.

    2. Clean the broken area of the board and use quality epoxy to glue the broken piece together.

    3. Clean the varnish of all broken runs in such a way to expose the copper runs on both sides.

    4. Using green short strap wire (not too sure of the real name) solder at each ends of the broken runs in order to repair the run.

    5. Aplly new varnish over the exposed runs ans solders to avoid potential oxidisation.

    6. Reinstall board securely and connectors.

    7. Test unit thoroughfully in order to make sure unit is fully functionnal.

    8. If any issue, come back to your OP to discuss troubleshooting otherwise, enjoy the free bee if functional! :wink: :cool:
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    Sweet deal
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • skrol
    skrol Posts: 3,437
    edited September 2011
    Perhaps you can find another 2800 cheap that doesn't work for other reasons and swap the board.
    Stan

    Main 2ch:
    Polk LSi15 (DB840 upgrade), Parasound: P/LD-1100, HCA-1000A; Denon: DVD-2910, DRM-800A; Benchmark DAC1, Monster HTS3600-MKII, Grado SR-225i; Technics SL-J2, Parasound PPH-100.

    HT:
    Marantz SR7010, Polk: RTA11TL (RDO198-1, XO and Damping Upgrades), S4, CS250, PSW110 , Marantz UD5005, Pioneer PL-530, Panasonic TC-P42S60

    Other stuff:
    Denon: DRA-835R, AVR-888, DCD-660, DRM-700A, DRR-780; Polk: S8, Monitor 5A, 5B, TSi100, RM7, PSW10 (DXi104 upgrade); Pioneer: CT-6R; Onkyo CP-1046F; Ortofon OM5E, Marantz: PM5004, CD5004, CDR-615; Parasound C/PT-600, HCA-800ii, Sony CDP-650ESD, Technics SA 5070, B&W DM601
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    that said, just assuming I can keep the one I have. I am looking to buy another one once I find out from this seller.
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • TECHNOKID
    TECHNOKID Posts: 4,298
    edited September 2011
    skrol wrote: »
    Perhaps you can find another 2800 cheap that doesn't work for other reasons and swap the board.
    That is definitely the ideal situation. Keeping the broken board for parts is also a good idea.

    Mr. Sharpe, I hope you'll be able to keep this as it will be a great innexpensive project for you. :cool:
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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    Thank you Technokid. I appreciate good words, I really do and those are hard to come by these days.

    I hope I can keep it too, like I said, idk why this guy would want it back unless he wanted to sell it for parts. he's calling Fedex since it was broken during shipping and they might be reimbursing him for the product... I have no idea. I don't know how that works. i believe Pop has a soldering iron too:D
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • disneyjoe7
    disneyjoe7 Posts: 11,435
    edited September 2011
    It's fixable IMHO, but wonder on how it got broken in the first place, being the PCB is in the player. What shape can the player case be, if the board is damaged like that? So I wonder if it's worth the trouble in fixing it?

    Speakers
    Carver Amazing Fronts
    CS400i Center
    RT800i's Rears
    Sub Paradigm Servo 15

    Electronics
    Conrad Johnson PV-5 pre-amp
    Parasound Halo A23
    Pioneer 84TXSi AVR
    Pioneer 79Avi DVD
    Sony CX400 CD changer
    Panasonic 42-PX60U Plasma
    WMC Win7 32bit HD DVR


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  • Mr. Sharpe
    Mr. Sharpe Posts: 1,359
    edited September 2011
    the case was perfect. neither me nor the seller knew how it happened. He told me it worked fine right before he packed up for ship.
    Home theater:
    43” Westinghouse Displayer
    Marantz UD-7007 Player
    Emotiva MC-700 Processor
    Adcom GFA-5006 Amplifier
    Parasound Zamp Amplifier
    Ethereal ESO-1 Power Conditioner
    Klipsch RC-10 Center
    Klipsch R34c Fronts
    Klipsch RB-41 Surrounds
    Polk audio PSW-505

    Stereo:
    Polk audio RTA-12c’s fully upgraded crossovers
    DIY 12tc braided speaker cables
    Denon DVD-5910ci Spinner
    Parasound P6 Preamplifer
    Parasound HCA -1500a Amplifier
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  • TECHNOKID
    TECHNOKID Posts: 4,298
    edited September 2011
    disneyjoe7 wrote: »
    It's fixable IMHO, but wonder on how it got broken in the first place, being the PCB is in the player. What shape can the player case be, if the board is damaged like that? So I wonder if it's worth the trouble in fixing it?
    Mr. Sharpe wrote: »
    the case was perfect. neither me nor the seller knew how it happened. He told me it worked fine right before he packed up for ship.
    When I was operating my repair shop such would happen quite often (however the board was not always cracked) that the main board would need to be reworked after a move or shipping of some sort (never a ding on the casing) thus the importance of proper packaging. A shock during transport can damage the board without damaging the encolsure at all.
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