George: Have you done this laser replacing yourself ?? If so I would love to talk to you about it......Knowledge is a great thing..........Will
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I’ve done many lasers, not yet on an Audio Research, shouldn’t be any problems from what I saw inside on the net. Some lasers have a "shorting " ESL protection solder blob on the ribbon connector strip, or sometimes on the sub-board, this needs to be removed, (open circuited) the reason so many diy'er say their new laser they just put in is no good, and blame eBay https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1AXjgKpXXXXckaXXXq6xXFXXXl/205634546/HTB1AXjgKpXXXXckaXXXq6xXFXXXl.jpg... https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7asQ30f-l1g/hqdefault.jpg blob:https://www.youtube.com/054f6c13-7f09-4619-9137-1cd53c4da8e9 Cheers George |
George : Is there any aligning or electrical adjustment to make......I watched a person on You-Tube do it and I would have a problem with that.......Do these lasers have any instructions or information with them ?? How would you know to remove the solder shorting bridge.....Is these anyway I could call you ??? Will |
George : I can see you are not in the US, so it wouldn't be good to call...Anything you can tell me about this laser changing would be of great help.....One of the things you could tell me is a Laser made by Philips, but a New Old Stock better than a new replacement laser made by someone else .......W |
If you want to pay extra, get the genuine Philips ones, I've used the clones and never had a problem with them. Like I said before are you this guy? If so then you can do it " If you have patience, are handy using tools and have a bit of electrical skills, you can do it your self, in a couple of hours."If not then pay someone who is. Not at AR rates Cheers George |
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