How to Find Parts to Repair a JVC DVD Player
If you want to save a few dollars, why not try repairing your JVC DVD player yourself? The only thing you may have trouble with is finding parts to repair it. Follow these steps to figure out what's wrong with your unit and find or order the parts you need.
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Instructions
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Admit that you need help. Check the Internet for a technical manual for your specific model of JVC DVD player (see Resources below). You may also want to visit the JVC homepage for more information (see Resources below).
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Download the technical manual you need. It's a good idea to print out a hard copy of the tech manual for easy reference.
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Troubleshoot the DVD player using the diagnostics section of your tech manual. There should be a section devoted to the specific problem in your manual.
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Figure out which part is malfunctioning by using the diagnostic manual. You may not even have to open the case to your DVD player to figure out what's wrong with it.
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Write down the parts numbers that you need. Be sure to do this accurately, making note of such things as order of letters and numbers and even caps sensitive letters.
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Shop around for the best price on the parts you need. If you have a local electronics supply store, be sure to compare the price with that of an online supplier.
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Tips & Warnings
Some DVD players require special tools to work on them. Make sure you're well equipped before you operate.
Get a professional opinion. Make sure that the cost of tools and parts is less than having a professional fix your DVD player.
Make sure your DVD player is unplugged before you work on it. Shocking hazards are present whenever you work with electrical appliances.
Double check your warranty to make sure that what you're doing will not make your warranty null and void. Often there's a clause in warranties that states that professional maintenance is the only approved work to be done.
