Denon 2910 that I had for 4 years - stopped working - with no display of anykind. It was obvious that power was not reaching the console. Opened the cover (as it was out of warranty and could cost me a fortune to run to the dealer!) - there is a "T1.6AL/250V" fuse on the board next to where power cord entering the circuit board - which was blown. Repalced it with a similar fuse - and turned the power on -"boom" - the fuse is blown again!.
It is obvious that the fuse has protected my $ 780/- precious player - but what else could be the problem ? is this user repairable ? there is a thick "white" ring - through which the power lead loops through - before it runs along and enters the circuit board. Something should be faulty with that "ring" - which persumambly "cleans" the current - what is it ? any idea as to it's make/ model number ? should I try and replace it ? It looks like a simple soldering job ....HELP!!
It is obvious that the fuse has protected my $ 780/- precious player - but what else could be the problem ? is this user repairable ? there is a thick "white" ring - through which the power lead loops through - before it runs along and enters the circuit board. Something should be faulty with that "ring" - which persumambly "cleans" the current - what is it ? any idea as to it's make/ model number ? should I try and replace it ? It looks like a simple soldering job ....HELP!!
