JVC service or questions

Since I have not seen the on-line info..I guess it would be unfair for me to comment further. I do know however that I have yet to see any certain model TV come in to Houston with the problems you speak of nor seen any memo's of such problems for a series of models.
Unfortunately we do not have a direct service facility in the San Diego area. I can check for the closest place if you provide your zip code.

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• Re: JVC service or questions Phil F - 18th Oct 2005 19:42
  Well ... I too experienced the same problem with my JVC AV-36980 ... One day it worked and next day it didn't. No power at all ... a complete mystery!
  I e-mailed JVC with my problem, and after waiting for more than a week for a reply (that still hasn't come), I decided to call their toll-free telephone number for some assistance. The technician claimed that this was not a "known problem" and advised me to simply unplug the set from the outlet, leave it unplugged for an hour, and then plug it in again and try it ... if that failed I was told to contact my local authorized JVC repair center. Naturally it didn't work!
  Finally, after visiting this web site and seeing my many comrades who had the same "No Power" problem, I tried the now-famous "Tom P" fix. I located the C926 capacitor (the top was indeed slightly bulged) ... and replaced it with a 1000uF 35V capacitor that I bought at Radio Shack for $1.69 ... and guess what? ... IT WORKED! ... Soooo thanks from me too Tom ... and by the way ... Thanks for Nothing JVC!
  
  
  • Re[2]: JVC service or questions
    RLOLSON
    - 31st Oct 2005 17:53
    I to had this problem with my JVC dead and I also tried the now-famous "Tom P" fix. I located the C926 capacitor (the top was indeed slightly bulged)/and replaced it with a C926 capacitor that my brother had in an old scrap pile of old and unused parts and we located it, replaced it and guess what? WORKED like a charm. So also many many many thanks from me also Tom