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Stacy Sample, JVC Service, Houston - 30th Jan 2004 19:22

Assistance with JVC product

If anyone has a question regarding a problem with thier JVC product (error codes, safeguard mode etc) write me for troubleshooting assistance. Please provide your model # if available and note this site so I can assist you better.

Stacy Sample
JVC Service & Engineering
Houston, Texas

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  • Re: JVC service or questions vincent - 17th Feb 2004 8:06
    I have a AV32980 32"tv and it will not turn on and the fuse is fine. It was working fine turned it off; came home natta what to do thanks Vince

    • Re: JVC service or questions Stacy Sample - 17th Feb 2004 16:55
      Where are you located and what is your zip code? Also, are you under any warranty at this time.

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions adnan - 5th Sep 2004 4:48
      iwant see all service maniual foryour tv

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions ryan jones - 3rd Mar 2005 0:56
      I have same problem with AV-32980 although I do not know where to locate fuse for tv. Please send some advice for fixing. TV makes hissing noise from bottom/rear...?

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions Gina Clark - 23rd Aug 2005 14:52
      I have the same problem! My JVC Television is the same model #AV-32890 and we turned it off one night went to bed and the next morning it was like it just quit.It won't come on at all and I was wondering if there is a recall on this television because it sounds like there should be. Help!!!

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Jack Lam
        - 4th Sep 2005 4:03
        What is going on? I got the model AV-36985. And it just will not power on also!!! How to locate the fuse? What does the fuse look like?

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Sylvain
        - 1st Jan 2008 21:28
        JVC AV - 27530 bean working good i by it in 2005 work for 1 year wee was watching tv shut it off to go to bed nex morning dint want to pawor on no sund no nothing the date on its sept 2004 is ther a solution for this problem i see its one of ther problem pleas help

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      Don
      - 15th Oct 2005 20:57
      I cannot get my JVC model AV 32980 to turn on. I've unplugged it from the power source and replugged it but nothing happens. The tv is about 5 years old and has worked perfectly

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      cam
      - 29th Dec 2005 3:59
      I have the same problem. Its a chip on the inside. It only $18.00 I have it fixed about 3 years ago. Now Im having the same problem. I feelings are I like my tv. But cheaper to by another one.Warranteeees. cam

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Clay W - 19th Aug 2006 17:16
        How did you figure out what chip needed replaced? I have the same problem. I already replaced the 1000uf 35v capacitor and no luck. Please help.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions DAN - 18th Jan 2007 19:32
        Hi, I'm having the same Problem what Chip , and where can I Buy One Thank You Very Much . Dan ps: You can Go Fishing Here anytime , We'll Put You Up.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions SONDRA - 6th May 2007 14:09
        Hello i have the same problem i think they changed the cap twice but it went back out each time in a matter of hours after turning the tv on. Can you please help.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions udi - 3rd May 2006 12:12
      Same for me.. Does anyone have a name and location for this part on the TV?

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions Grady Jarrell - 11th Aug 2006 1:06
      1000uf@35V

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions joe - 7th Sep 2006 0:30
      I have a JVC AV27530 TV. After start up tv operates for about 10 sec then red screen, retrace lines, then shutdown.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions cody - 30th Dec 2006 22:52
      I am having a similar problem with my television, JVC 32 inch, did you ever get it fixed?

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Jeff
        - 14th Mar 2007 16:35
        The component is the C926 (labeled on the bottom) capacitor near the center of the circuit board chassis. It is a large cylindrical capacitor just to the right of center as viewed from the rear. De-solder it out and replace it with a 1000uf 35v or 50v capacitor from Radio Shack. The cap. you buy from Radio Shack will be axial leads, while the cap. you replace will have radial leads. Don't let this bother you just bend the leads to fit the holes and it will work fine. Pay attention to the polarity marking on the circuit board and the capacitor. You need to have a little experience in how to solder leads on a circuit board. If you have neve done such work, find someone who has. It is not difficult but you don't want to fry the component or screw up the solder joints of other nearby components.

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    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions Bruce Gundaker - 7th Feb 2007 15:54
      Hi, Vince Having the same problem with my JVC TV. Did you ever get an answer on how to correct the problem? Bruce Gundaker Freehold, NJ

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      Jeff
      - 14th Mar 2007 16:26
      ADD ME TO THE LIST!! God I love the internet! My AV32980 quit working just like all the others on this forum. Working fine, then all of the sudden, boom, won't turn on. I was literally looking through the yellow pages to decide which repair shop to take it to, when I decided to just check the internet for any tips on repairing a JVC TV. Found this forum, read the other problem descriptions just like mine, figured that had to be it. In 45 minutes I went to Radio Shack, bought the 1000uf capacitor, got into the TV chassis, found the cap, de-soldered it, soldered in the new one, and walla! Working fine now. Forums like this are just an incredible resource for the folks. Obviously I would NEVER have even begun to know where to look for the problem without this help. Here's a little more info for those who follow: The capacitor you will find at Radio Shack is an AXIAL LEAD type, meeaning it has a wire lead coming out of each end of the device. The capacitor you will take out of the TV is a RADIAL LEAD type, meaning it has both leads coming out of one end. Don;t let this difference bother you. Just bend the leads so they will fit into the hole spacing on the PCB and position the new cap. nice and snug down. The capacitor is marked with which lead is negative. The board is marked with which hole is positive. As long as you get the polarity right the new style will work fine. Also, as suggested in this forum I went ahead and bought the 50 volt capacitor, hoping it will last longer. Seems to work fine so I would suggest that for others. It cost $2.59 instead of $1.69 for the 35v.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Steve - 21st Jun 2007 14:18
        I have a JVC AV32985 with a similar problem as the ones previously described but I do not know if it the same. The TV can not be powered on but the TIMER LED IS FLASHING (a symptom that I have not seen described in the previous cases of other persons). If I unplug the TV for a while and reconnect, I hear the TV screen going ON for about 5 seconds but it remain black then turns itself of and the timer led start flashing again. Please let me know if it is the same problem and I should do the C926 capacitor thing. Thanks in advance for helping me. Steve

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Steve - 3rd Sep 2007 0:11
        What capacitor are you talking about. I am having the same problem that it will not turn on and the fuse looks ok.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Bill Manley - 4th Feb 2009 15:12
        It worked! My son gave me his old JVC AV 32980 that quit just like the others in this post.I haven't fixed a TV since they had tubes and were hand wired so I took the chassis to a local shop and showed them C926,the capacitor to replace. They had the 1000uf 50v capacitor and put it in for $10.00 while I waited. The guy said that that fix probably would not work, but he checked the old capacitor and it tested bad. After I replaced the chassis I called the shop back to say what a good job they did and how good the picture looked! I'm so glad Al Gore invented the internet. My capacitor was black and right near another that was smaller, but right where the posts said it was, right of dead center about 5 o'clock.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      frank canali
      - 7th Apr 2007 23:53
      timer light flashing tv will not turn on

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      Tim
      - 15th Apr 2007 19:27
      I have a JVC 36980 TV and I was gone for 3 days and came back and my TV will not turn on. This is the 2nd JVC TV I'v had with this problem ?

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions kelli castillo - 18th Jan 2008 22:50
      i have the same ticking noise on my tv, wont turn on just makes the noise. when you get an answer please email me.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions kelli castillo - 18th Jan 2008 22:51
      have the same problem, but dont know if its the fuse, what fuse are you talking about? maybe that is what i need but if you find out what is wrong with yours please email me.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions Ramon Raimundo - 27th Nov 2008 3:15
      The problem is that when I turn the camera on it doesn't show any picture and displays "LENS CAP" even though the lens cap is removed. The probable cause is a failure of the CCD image sensor from JVC Factory.Can you provide some instructions to fix the problem? JVC DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERA MODEL: GR-D23E Year 2004

    • JVC Color TV - AV-32980 - would not shut off, unplugged, now will not turn on
      Dan Shire
      - 19th Jul 2009 22:25
      I was out of the house when my wife tried to turn off the TV, so I'm repeating what she explained. The remote would not turn the set off, when she hit the remote power button, the tv would cycle off and then immediately back on again (the relay clicked twice - on the way off, then back on). Being practical, she tried the power switch on the TV with the same result. The set cycled off and then immediately on again (relay clicks twice). It did this several times. So, she unplugged the set's power bar as she was going to be out of the house for several days. When I got back 2 days later, and plugged the power bar in the set would not turn on from the remote or the set's power switch. It seems completely dead (other devices like the VCR are fine, plugged into the power bar). I would have suspected the capacitor problem mentioned elsewhere (C926), except for the odd symptoms before the set died. I couldn't find any reference to a circuit breaker on the tv, I suspect a sticky power relay is the problem. At 11 year old, I'm inclined now to replace the tv with an LCD model Any other suggestions, thanks, Dan.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions pat - 22nd Oct 2009 1:09
      just had the same problem to my tv which is a 32 in also

  • Re: JVC service or questions
    George
    - 18th Feb 2004 5:25
    Stacy,
    I see many (at least 10) who all complain about the same failure mode, including myself, on the JVC XX-980 series TV's. I've seen inquiries on the tech line that show the same issues. I also contacted JVC service center in and got the same "I'm sure we can fix it, but we want to see if it is cost effective to do so," lip service. DO you guys have a consumer affairs department. I see a design defect here that is costing consumers a lot of money, and also causing lost future business for JVC. My television is only 4.5 years old and wasn't used that much - until one day - dead. As an electrical engineer, I could troubleshoot the TV but I really don't have the time or desire to do so. I would prefer not to spend a couple hundred bucks on a design defect only to have it do the same thing "in a few more years." Is there anything you can do to help?
    Thanks,
    GEorge

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions Stacy Sample - 18th Feb 2004 16:57
      You can contact our customer relations dept at (800) 252-5722. I know of no TV defect issues on any one model in my time here in Houston Service. Although it may seem to be a problem on line...you need to understand that millions of TV's are sold and 10 people writing with a similar problem may seem like alot but really is not in the complete scheme of things. You are speaking of a power problem. That can come from several sources and it would be impossible to say for sure what caused it or where it is occuring within the unit without checking it out first. We cannot diagnose over the phone. If the TV was part of a defect issue I doubt it would have lasted 4-5 years considering the power the TV stores even when not on or being used. Something as small as a capacitor can be the problem or as much as the power supply..not to mention anything in between. You did not say where you were but if you were in Houston we would charge an eval fee of $50/tax to look at it. Most TV repairs run approx $85-$120 average...only more on rare occasions. I am sorry if you are looking for details on what is wrong, but I doubt any service center for any company could give that info to you over the phone without looking at it. It would be like a doctor diagnosing over the phone if you have a rash. Where are you located?

      • Re: Re: Re: JVC service or questions
        anonymous
        - 19th Feb 2004 5:31
        Stacey, My comments came from the fact problems found on this series of TV all had the exact same symptom. If you do a google search on AV 28 - 36 inch 980 series everything points to no power. I only saw 10 postings on line. That certainly does not point to the hundreds of TV's repaired off line. I am in San Diego

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Joe4 - 29th May 2005 13:24
        ADD ANOTHER ONE TO THE LIST! I have the same JVC TV I purchased at Circuit City in Massachusetts about 6 years ago. I came home from a week long Vacation and the blasted thing would not power up. I unplugged the TV, let it sit for a while, plugged it back in, and I noticed that it emitted several high frequency sounds, like it was re-attempting to be charged up. I called several TV repair shops in my area, which quoted me prices between $25 to $50 to look at it. With a little bit of internet searching, I came across this thread. I followed the same steps as mentioned in the previous postings, and VOILA ! Issue resolved. I would warn others that decide to attempt this to BE VERY CAUTIOUS, however. I'm not sure of the specifics of these particular series of TV sets, but in general, there are large main filter capacitors in sets that can store large voltage charges for several days.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Alan - 9th Nov 2005 2:21
        I also have a av27980 and a av32980 that wouldn't power on . they charge me $$140 to fix each one. I wish I would of know about your planed obsolessence trouble with c926. How do I get compensated for my expense? Are you expecting me to buy another JVC product?

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Number Cruncher
        - 24th Dec 2005 0:43
        I seem to be having the same problem with my 32 inch JVC. I just ran down to radio shack and bought the capacitor. It is true that 10 comments doesn't mean much out of millions of owners - however when you type your JVC model number into google and this is the "ONLY" problem that pops up - that means something to me. And I am "blessed" with a PhD in statistics - I can lie with best of them. I'll have my son install the capacitor tomorrow.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Number Cruncher
        - 25th Dec 2005 14:31
        Yep, my son and I installed the capacitor yesterday. After a second or two the TV turned on. We are back in business!! Thanks for the information everyone. You saved us a ton of hassle and $$.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Steve C.
        - 30th Jan 2006 23:46
        My JVC AV-36980 is only 5/6 years old with the same power-on problem. I just fixed it by replacing the C926 capacitor too. But I couldn't get the 1000uF 35V capacitor. Instead I used the 1000uF one with 50V. Seems to be OK so far.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Stephanie
        - 25th Mar 2006 19:32
        Hi, my Jvc 32in television does not have a manuel. My screen has a picture, but over the picture ia a black screen over it. What is all that about? I cannot figure out what is wrong with it and I,m sorry I do not know the model number. I know its a (D) series model and I think the year is 2000. Thankyou, Stephanie

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Keith - 27th Mar 2006 14:31
        Well...another success story on replacing C926 on my JVC 36980. I know they've said that millions of these sets have been sold and the reported defects are insignificant but I'm now a contributor to the statistics that say JVC had an inherent long term defect. If your set won't turn on and your technically inclined, try replacing a $2 capacitor (C926 - 1000uf @ 35volts) and see what happens.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Hugh
        - 23rd Jun 2006 14:45
        I have this same model AV-27980 left behind by my son when he moved to the Big City. The first time it died (just would not come on all of a sudden) we found it was still under an extended warranty. I love to stick it to Future Shop, so it was repaired under warranty about 2 years ago. 2 days ago the same problem. It would not come on! I googled the model number and came up with this site, replaced C926 and it is working again! Now if I can only find such an easy solution for my Proscan 32800.... My thanks to the sponsors and contributors of info to the site for the info!

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Adam Rea
        - 23rd Jun 2006 17:31
        Just had an AV-27850 (for google, I'll add AV27850) pull up dead. Searched, found this site, ran to radio shack and -presto- TV works again. I am absolutely astonished that, with this many identical failures, JVC doesn't admit a design fault. I am an Electrical Engineer and would be embarassed by an obvious design failure like this. BTW, the 1000uF cap is still C926 in the 850 series as well and it is located near the middle of the board (a little to the right of center when looking from the rear of the TV). There is a + indicator on the bottom of the PCB if you don't pay attention to how the cap came out ;) . Also, my cap didn't look puckered at all and there was no discoloration on the board itself, but it was obviously the problem. Give this fix a whirl even if you think the cap looks good. Adam Thought I would add some search terms at the bottom of this to cover the 850 series as well. JVC AV-32850 AV32850 AV-36850 AV36850 JVC TV problems JVC TV turns off immediately JVC TV wont turn on JVC TV wont power on JVC TV broken

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions mike - 7th Jul 2006 12:04
        God Bless you guys My neighbor was throwing away a JVC AV-36980, and being a packrat i took it from him NO CHARGE. Needless to say my wife was miffed with me brining home more "junk". Anyway i removed the back and started testing things to no avail. went on line, found you,ran my finger on top of C926, felt slight bulge, went to radio shack and replace the capacitor, plug it in and presto Now my Wife has a brand new 36" working t.v. Again after reading all the posts i can't believe that thesae tvs last only 3-5 years i thought jvc was a top of the line brand, but now i feel different and won't buy anything from them. OK enough babble THANX AGAIN FOR SAVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC $100 - $200

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Marcus H
        - 9th Aug 2006 22:08
        Went to bed last night with my JVC AV-36980 working just fine. Tried to turn it on today at around noon and NOTHING. Tried unplugging it plugging it back in and nothing. I'm an Electrical Engineer but did not want any part of taking this monster apart and troubleshooting it. I called a local(Louisville, KY) TV repair place and they said they charge $50.00 to pick it up and around $100.00 to fix and another $50.00 to bring it back. I got on the internet and found this site. I went to Radio Shack and picked up the 1000uf 35V capacitor and within 30 minutes of getting home with it my TV is working again. The part cost $1.59. The hardest part of the whole process was getting the cover back on the back of the TV by myself. In retrospect I would have gotten a 1000uf 50V capacitor instead of the 35V to prevent this from happening again. Thanks to all of you out there who posted on this site with a "fairly" simple fix if you are at all mechanically and electrically inclined. Sometimes having a common problem that a lot of people are having is better than having some rare one that would have required a visit to the repair shop.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions jason - 19th Sep 2006 5:35
        Same problem here, I wish somebody could do a pictured Step by Step website on this. I am going to attempt this fix myself tomorrow. Thank you all that have taken the time to post this stuff.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions RAY - 26th Nov 2006 3:53
        T DOES WORK!!!WENT TO RADIO SHACK ,SPENT 10.2 ON THE CAPACITOR .IT WAS EASY,EVEN I DID IT!!! THANKS

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Jeff
        - 14th Mar 2007 16:38
        ADD ME TO THE LIST!! God I love the internet! My AV32980 quit working just like all the others on this forum. Working fine, then all of the sudden, boom, won't turn on. I was literally looking through the yellow pages to decide which repair shop to take it to, when I decided to just check the internet for any tips on repairing a JVC TV. Found this forum, read the other problem descriptions just like mine, figured that had to be it. In 45 minutes I went to Radio Shack, bought the 1000uf capacitor, got into the TV chassis, found the cap, de-soldered it, soldered in the new one, and walla! Working fine now. Forums like this are just an incredible resource for the folks. Obviously I would NEVER have even begun to know where to look for the problem without this help. Here's a little more info for those who follow: The capacitor you will find at Radio Shack is an AXIAL LEAD type, meeaning it has a wire lead coming out of each end of the device. The capacitor you will take out of the TV is a RADIAL LEAD type, meaning it has both leads coming out of one end. Don;t let this difference bother you. Just bend the leads so they will fit into the hole spacing on the PCB and position the new cap. nice and snug down. The capacitor is marked with which lead is negative. The board is marked with which hole is positive. As long as you get the polarity right the new style will work fine. Also, as suggested in this forum I went ahead and bought the 50 volt capacitor, hoping it will last longer. Seems to work fine so I would suggest that for others. It cost $2.59 instead of $1.69 for the 35v.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        David E
        - 20th May 2007 3:33
        I also had the same issue of no power with my JVC AV-36980 (1998 model). Thanks to these messages I was able to fix my TV. Saved me a lot of headaches and money in trying to move the set as well as repair $. To reiterate a previous email "MAKE SURE TO BUY THE CAPACITOR WITH THE TWO WIRES COMING OUT OF THE SAME END OF THE CYLINDER... I.E. CAPACITOR WITH RADIAL CONNECTION)". I initially bought the axial version but adjusting the wire didn't help. I went back and got the radial version and that worked like a charm. Also, I had never soldered before but had the job done in 15 minutes. So it's not a tough task to take on. Thanks everyone.

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Jeff82 - 15th Mar 2008 2:55
        Another C926 replacement success!!

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions Rodger - 21st Sep 2004 23:36
      Had my JVC AV 27985 in Sept. 1988.Was working fine, then suddenly got no power when I turned it on last July 2004. TV was manufactured June 1998,in Mexico.This is not normal since I have a 14"magnasonic and 21" RCA TVs which I had since 1991 and still working fine.There must be a factory defect on this TV model.JVC should look into this and make a recall.Our common problem- No Power as if the TV was unplugged.I call on JVC management to be responsible enough to find out this defect.

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions Rodger - 21st Sep 2004 23:41
      I bought my JVC AV 27985 in Calgary,Alberta, Canada whose defect I mentioned earlier in my previous comment.No Power ,as if the unit is not plugged in.

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions Rodger - 25th Sep 2004 17:42
      Thanks to tom Pajaewski for sharing his JVC TV experience with us. For those who have the same no Power problem on JVC AV 27985, It\'s the power switch component- C926 ( 1000uf 35 Capacitor) at the center front end of the TV\'s chassis near the big white rectangular Resistor.But let an experience elec. technician to do the replacement due to the TV\'s High voltage danger even when unplug. Good luck!

      • Re: Re: Re: JVC service or questions
        Keith
        - 25th Oct 2004 2:16
        THANK YOU, Tom Pajaewski! My JVC AV-36980 stopped working - no power. On a call to a JVC certified repair shop, they told me they're not sure what the problem could be, but I would be looking at $300-400 repair. I replaced the C926 capacitor for under 2 dollars and now it works like a charm! Sounds like JVC indeed does have a problem with these models. Many thanks to this helpful board!

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      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions Clark - 8th Mar 2005 3:36
        Tom -- You totally saved our TV and our wallet. Can't thank you enough!

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Chris Lowery
        - 17th Nov 2005 21:53
        Hooray! The C926 capacitor replacement for $1.69 fixed my Model AV-32770. Many thanks for posting the information. Chris L.

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions Bob Rosen - 27th Sep 2004 5:20
      Gentlemen: My 1999 JVC MX-J30 Serial 124C2803 began buzzing on switch on and the tape recorder has stopped functioning. My local technician wants a repair charge equal to the cost of my system, almost $200, purchased at Fred Meyers, here in Eugene OR. This is a splendid compact stereo system which I would like to have repaired within reason. Please let me know how to have my MX-J30 fairly serviced. Sincerely, Bob Rosen 4431 Fox Hollow Road #2 Eugene, OR Phone: 541-338-0247

      • Re: Re: Re: JVC service or questions pawel - 18th Jan 2005 11:29
        HEllo, My 1999 JVC MX-J30 also began buzzing on switch on and the tape recorder has stopped functioning. What can J do? Please send me advice and mayby do you have scheme??? Thank you very much Pawel Kaczyński ( pawelkacz@o2.pl )

    • Re: Re: JVC service or questions
      William Baxter
      - 8th Oct 2004 4:00
      We have had our Jvc TV less than ayear and have had to have a tech look at it because it won't power up. After having it fixed once , in two weeks it did the same thing .YOu can take your JVC TV and shove it . I won't purchase another one .

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions
        Erick
        - 25th Jul 2008 0:20
        I second that. JVC has lost all credibility and any future purchase from me or anyone I ever talk to from here ever after.

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions Ken - 12th Jul 2006 5:00
      Well I just tried changing the part mentioned and mine didn't work the magic like everyone else. I was hoping I had the same problem since this sounds exactly like what it was. My 36980 just stopped working one day and does nothing but make a clicking noise. It's a steady click, anyone have a clue?

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
      Daries
      - 1st Oct 2006 21:13
      I've got an 1998 AV-36980 that had the same problem. It was fine when I went to bed, but in the morning it wouldn't power on. I googled this type of tv and the problem which led me to this message board. I hoped that this was the problem. I pulled the circuit board out and C926 was bulging on both the bottom and top. I replaced it with one that I bought at Radio Shack for $1.70 and the TV turned on immediately. I'm 52 years old and have never messed with a circuit board, but this was an easy fix because of this message board. Thanks everyone.

      • Re[3]: JVC service or questions George - 1st Oct 2006 23:03
        The orignal fix that I mentioned used a 35V capacitor - that was the OEM design. My TV went out again after about a year. I replaced the cap with two 50V caps in parallel (to get the same capacitance value as he original design) and have not had any trouble since then. If yours goes out again - beef up the voltage handling of the caps. seems there is an inrush of current that may be too high for this cap (a poor design) George

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  • I need a fuse for my JVC Stereo Gigatube Ben - 19th Feb 2004 12:58
    I need a MX-GT80 FUSE 6 AMP

  • Re: JVC service or questions
    Peter Ketchijian
    - 19th Feb 2004 16:31
    Dear Sirs,
    Please advise if you can possibly supply us with a user manual for a JVC Digital Camcorder model NO: GR-DVXE
    Thanks,
    Peter.

    • JVC service or questions Stacy Sample - 19th Feb 2004 16:33
      Unfortunately that is a foreign camcorder and I cannot order it on the U.S. Market. That manual is in the European market for JVC. You may be able to contact JVC.com (international) and see if it is available through another source.

  • Re: JVC service or questions Peter van de Velde - 21st Feb 2004 13:09
    My VCR HR-A237 gives always "Err" when i press the "prog/menu" button. Otherwise it works fine, but i can't get into the menu and can't program the VCR. Is there a way to reset the memory or to get into the service mode. Can i download an owners manuel from the internet?

    • JVC service or questions Stacy Sample - 23rd Feb 2004 16:50
      To be real honest, I am not a programming guru but I do know you can download manuals from JVC.com in the U.S. Where are you located? I believe if you go online to JVC.com and look under customer support > user manuals, you can get the manual that way. Hope this helps.

  • Re: JVC service or questions Devin - 19th Apr 2004 18:05
    i have the gigatube with the red subwoofers 8" and it wont play anything but bass i checked all wires and the treble/midrange terminals do not put out any sound. what do i need to be replaced/fixed? thanks

  • JVC GR-DVL800
    anurag from India
    - 20th Apr 2004 12:32
    i have bought a JVC GR-DVL800 and have not got the drivers or the CD along with it... there is no way i can trace the buyer.. i need to make my family video CD`s from the player. Presently i cannot even run the cassettes on my computer...please help... i am at delhi in India

  • Re: JVC service or questions Prakash Carimandalam - 25th Apr 2004 5:45
    Hi,
    Would want to know if there was a JVC service center in Hyderabad, India. Also, please let me know if there were any authorized shops were we could buy JVC camcoder products.
    Thanks
    Prakash

    • Re[2]: JVC service or questions suresh Adusumilli - 14th Nov 2006 4:57
      U r having JVC Service centre at Abids i.e Gunfoundry, Opp lane to Youdan coumputers. Adjacent to Stanley high school. The JVC and ONIDA service centres are togeather in one building. Have a nice time Suresh

  • Re: JVC service or questions barb - 27th Apr 2004 14:01
    I have a AV32980 32"tv 5years old
    Turned tv off, next morning NO POWER. Checked all power sourse they are ok.

  • Re: JVC service or questions kishor Deshpande - 28th Apr 2004 5:37
    Can I have correct contact details of your service Center. I have JVC Camcoder which needs servicing.
    Just fade up with calling different nos given by MIRC Offices. Number on your website is also wrong.

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