Hi peeps,
Just want to contribute something to this forum and for DMR-EH60D owners too.
As soon after our transmitter was switched over to fully digital then my panny has stopped able to receive any channels. Despise re-scanning and did every solution I find on the net. Nothing works. Until when I come across a problem with newer model DMR-EX75's capacitor which is a known defect.
So I opened my panny and behold there's a blown capacitor but completely different location and type to the one for DMR-EX75. The capacitor is near the tuner on the main board. (There's two same capacitors, one of them are blown). Hope this will give you all enough clues to finding it. I will try upload a photo of the location of the offending capacitor.
So I removed the old capacitor which is a 6.3v 470uF 85deg (coloured in metallic blue) and replaced with new capacitor which is a 6.3v 470uF 105deg (notice the improved temperature resistance).
Then it picks up all of the digital channels. So that capacitor is to do with receiving the signals or in-fact same function as the offending one in DMR-EX75.
Hope this posting is useful.
Thanks
Just want to contribute something to this forum and for DMR-EH60D owners too.
As soon after our transmitter was switched over to fully digital then my panny has stopped able to receive any channels. Despise re-scanning and did every solution I find on the net. Nothing works. Until when I come across a problem with newer model DMR-EX75's capacitor which is a known defect.
So I opened my panny and behold there's a blown capacitor but completely different location and type to the one for DMR-EX75. The capacitor is near the tuner on the main board. (There's two same capacitors, one of them are blown). Hope this will give you all enough clues to finding it. I will try upload a photo of the location of the offending capacitor.
So I removed the old capacitor which is a 6.3v 470uF 85deg (coloured in metallic blue) and replaced with new capacitor which is a 6.3v 470uF 105deg (notice the improved temperature resistance).
Then it picks up all of the digital channels. So that capacitor is to do with receiving the signals or in-fact same function as the offending one in DMR-EX75.
Hope this posting is useful.
Thanks