To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a JBL CD Player DVD600 that won't turn on?
If your JBL CD Player (DVD600) does not turn on, first ensure the AC power cord is properly plugged into a working outlet. If it still doesn't power on, check if the Main Power Switch is turned off and press it in to activate.
What to do if my JBL CD Player display lights up, but there's no sound?
If your JBL CD Player displays lights but produces no sound from any speaker, first, ensure that the mute function is not activated by pressing the Mute button. Next, check the volume control and increase it. Also, verify that all input and speaker connections are securely connected. Finally, check the display brightness settings and ensure it is set to VFD FULL.
Why is the amplifier in my JBL CD Player in protection mode?
If your JBL CD Player's amplifier is in protection mode, it might be due to a short. Check the speaker wire connections at both the receiver and speaker ends for any shorts.
What to do if my JBL CD Player DCR600 remote is not working?
If your JBL CD Player (DCR600) does not respond to remote commands, you should first change the remote batteries. If that doesn't work, ensure that the remote sensor is visible and the correct device is selected on the remote.
Why is my JBL CD Player not transmitting an audio signal?
If there is no audio signal being transmitted by your JBL CD Player, verify that the DCR600 is turned on and that the source is playing.
How to fix no sound from surround speakers on JBL CD Player?
If you are not getting any sound from the surround speakers on your JBL CD Player, the surround mode may be incorrect. Try selecting a mode other than Stereo. If the input is monaural, try another surround mode.
How to stop local interference with my JBL CD Player?
If you are experiencing local interference with your JBL CD Player, try moving the unit or antenna away from computers, motors, or other electrical appliances.
General| Type | DVD Player |
|---|---|
| Brand | JBL |
| Model | DVD600 |
| Category | CD Player |
| Progressive Scan | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Power Supply | AC 120V, 60 Hz |
| Playable Media | DVD, CD |
| Video Output | Composite, S-Video, Component |
| Audio Output | Digital Optical, Stereo |
| Disc Types Supported | DVD, CD |
| Output Resolution | 480p |
| Connectivity | Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video, Optical Audio, Coaxial Audio |
Handling and storage precautions for the pickup assembly.
Steps and conditions for preparing disc player repairs.
Techniques to prevent damage from static electricity to sensitive devices.
List of supported disc formats and playback media types.
Details on disc compatibility and initial setup procedures.
Explains the function of each button on the DVD600's front panel.
Describes the meaning of various indicators on the front panel display.
Details the purpose and connection of each port on the rear panel.
Explains how to use the remote for multiple devices and select DVD600.
Function of input selector buttons for various devices like DVD, CD, TV.
Explains Play, Pause, Stop, Search, Skip, and Repeat functions.
Steps to reset the unit's memory and microprocessor for abnormal operation.
Table listing symptoms, causes, and solutions for common DVD600/DCR600 problems.
Detailed steps for power, communication, mecha, audio, and video issues.
Procedure for replacing the laser pick-up assembly with a new mechanism.
Addresses units that remain in standby or go into standby after playing.
Manual procedure to open the disc tray when the unit has no power.
Diagram showing the breakdown of DVD600 parts for identification.
Detailed list of parts and their numbers for the main printed circuit board.
Step-by-step guide to access and expose the DVD600's power supply unit.
Circuit diagram for the DVD600 power supply unit.
Important information regarding the availability and repair of the power supply unit.
Detailed list of components for the Main PCB, including specifications and quantities.
High-level overview of the DVD600's main functional blocks and their interconnections.
Schematic detailing the video output circuitry, including TSH95 amplifiers.
Detailed list of components for the Main PCB, including reference designators and part numbers.
Visual layout of the front PCB, showing component placement and routing.
Visual layout of the main PCB, illustrating component placement and trace routing.
Circuit diagram for the video output stages, including TSH95 amplifiers.
Schematic detailing the MPEG IC, Flash, DRAM, and SDRAM interfaces.
Schematic for the CPU, its interfaces, and connections to other boards.
Comprehensive schematic for the ST15505 MPEG IC, showing all pins and connections.
Circuit diagram for front panel buttons, LEDs, and their connection to the main board.
Schematic diagram for the mecha control board, including motor drivers and sensors.
