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video problem
Hi, My DC suffer from a strange problem, there is no video output. All my game are loading properly with sound and control but my screen stay black.
I tried both s-video & composite cable with the same result. So I will be very glad if someone can help me out with this.
thank you.
I tried both s-video & composite cable with the same result. So I will be very glad if someone can help me out with this.
thank you.
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Re: video problem
Have you ever disassembled the console, perhaps engaging in the dreaded 'screw in the wrong hole' mistake?nicp067 wrote:Hi, My DC suffer from a strange problem, there is no video output. All my game are loading properly with sound and control but my screen stay black.
I tried both s-video & composite cable with the same result. So I will be very glad if someone can help me out with this.
thank you.
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I hate these kind of unresolved problems, this advice is going to sound stupid too, but I have a playstation, and when I keep close to the floor and humidity it doesn't give sound (though when it was still new, like about 7years ago (it is a 1001 model) it didn't suffer from humidity), but if I left it enough hours running or ran a hairdryer close to it, it would began to work and restore the sound. This is usualy a symptom of dry joints, but dry joints don't usualy come due to dropping things.
Also check for chipped PCB print, or perhaps u had a dry joint and with impact it stopped working, try hitting it a bit again (not that you break or damage the laser) and see if the problem is intermitent, if so, search for dry joints
I am afraid that is all I can help you with.
Also check for chipped PCB print, or perhaps u had a dry joint and with impact it stopped working, try hitting it a bit again (not that you break or damage the laser) and see if the problem is intermitent, if so, search for dry joints
I am afraid that is all I can help you with.
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It looks like that component is a resistor. Power should be going through it (unless it is only used when the VGA or whatever is plugged in or whatever.)
Your testing equipment may not be putting out enough juice for the current to pass through this resistor and that could be why you don't detect anything...
Your testing equipment may not be putting out enough juice for the current to pass through this resistor and that could be why you don't detect anything...
I have the exact same problem.
I've repaired my dreamcast twice before - once because it kept resetting and twice because the resistor on the controller port blew.
I havn't found a solution to this yet on the net.
I'm not sure why it happenned but I know I didn't drop it!
I think it's just age (3 years old).
If anyone has any idea what the prob is please reply - otherwise i'll just have to open it up and fiddle around.
I've repaired my dreamcast twice before - once because it kept resetting and twice because the resistor on the controller port blew.
I havn't found a solution to this yet on the net.
I'm not sure why it happenned but I know I didn't drop it!
I think it's just age (3 years old).
If anyone has any idea what the prob is please reply - otherwise i'll just have to open it up and fiddle around.