315 mA vs. 250 mA is not a big difference, normal fuses aren't any precision components anyway... I would just try it - if you see the LED light up, let it stay for a few seconds, unplug from mains and feel if anything got hot. If not, repeat with a longer try. It if still doesn' t heat up anywhere, try to start it. The main regulating transistor

[quote user="movingcoilguy"]Hi Peter, thanks! there is 1 4" long grey metal cap that says 1000uf on it but only 1 . [/quote] You probably have one of the later DC motored models then. Since the fuse disintegrated in your hands, it may have been mechanically faulty and snapped the fuse wire during transport or something. I would just try

[quote user="Stars"] Sorry for letting the side down guys, but nothing is coming to me with the 11 letters I have ended up with! [/quote] Hope I don't slip out too much, but I had trouble believing my own find as well - it may feel a little ambiguous whether it is the complete name of the product or not... Then again I may just have gotten

[quote user="Raeuber"] Here in Germany the DVB-C/T-Module is an option. So I believe it will work fine, otherwise this option wouldn´t make any sense. [/quote] Yes of course, I forgot to stress that this -T2 issue affects only future HD broadcasts over the air. The existing T/C tuner should be just fine for current SD transmissions,

Hi Daren, if you have any problems with further disassembly take a look at this thread . These are fairly complex machines electronically, so there can be a multitude of problems causing it to play dead - but check the fuse first, it's easy. You should have a red LED lighting under the front of the deck if it gets power at all. BTW did you notice

[quote user="bayerische"] OK, so that is good, hopefully it would have a T/C DVB module over here in Finland, without any extra cost... AR coating is a must. [/quote] Forget about terrestrial HD, though. Everybody and his brother is now selling these "HD capable" DVB-T TVs in Finland, but nobody tells you that once the real broadcasts

From the surroundings in this world premiere, it seems that the suggested use is a garage TV.

[quote user="kallasr"] If have a set of beovox 3000 connected to my mx4000 (testing this setup) - no sound from the tv, just the speakers. [/quote] How did you manage that...? From what I know looking at the schematics (and in practice with my MX6000), there are no switches or switching between the external and internal speakers. They are

[quote user="abbie"] How do I tell which equipment has a pre-amp built in? I've looked on the specs for the 3000 but can't pick out what it is that shows you it has a built in pre-amp and then if I end up choosing both a turntable and amplifier that both don't have a built in one what do I do? [/quote] Hi Abbie, I think it is safe

Well, the STB algorithmically decodes the MPEG data stream (numbers) it receives, and out comes a numerical result, discretely represented by bits. A flat screen TV does scaling and all kinds of picture processing - all done numerically - before arriving to the numerical result that finally controls the display elements. HDMI is a digital connection