Hi all
I'm reposting this in the hopes that perhaps someone who can help may
see it now who didn't before.
I have a sony DVD player model DVP-S530D that I replaced the motor in
about 4 months ago. I just got it back and the laser is bad. Sony gets
about 60.00 my cost for a replacement. Apparently these motors are
problematic and I have heard that there are perhaps a lot of units out
there with good lasers and bad motors. I was wondering if anyone might
have any. This is no longer in warranty and the current failure is not
related to what I repaired, however I wouldn't feel right about
charging the customer full price again. She is very upset over this as
you can well imagine and if I can find a way to crawl out of this with
just a little bit of dignity and minor expense, it would be wonderful.
Thanks very much for any assistance, Lenny Stein, Barlen Electronics.

A used lazor would probably not last long either . I can but new sony
dvd players from a salvage store for 35$ each . Lok for a salvage outfit
or go to ebay and get a new one .

On 21 Oct 2005 11:31:28 -0700, "
wrote:

Hi all
I'm reposting this in the hopes that perhaps someone who can help may
see it now who didn't before.
I have a sony DVD player model DVP-S530D that I replaced the motor in
about 4 months ago. I just got it back and the laser is bad. Sony gets
about 60.00 my cost for a replacement. Apparently these motors are
problematic and I have heard that there are perhaps a lot of units out
there with good lasers and bad motors. I was wondering if anyone might
have any. This is no longer in warranty and the current failure is not
related to what I repaired, however I wouldn't feel right about
charging the customer full price again. She is very upset over this as
you can well imagine and if I can find a way to crawl out of this with
just a little bit of dignity and minor expense, it would be wonderful.
Thanks very much for any assistance, Lenny Stein, Barlen Electronics.

maybe 2 fuses are blown check this site for details.
http://www.vianet.net.au/~redfed/

On 21 Oct 2005 11:31:28 -0700, "
wrote:

Hi all
I'm reposting this in the hopes that perhaps someone who can help may
see it now who didn't before.
I have a sony DVD player model DVP-S530D that I replaced the motor in
about 4 months ago. I just got it back and the laser is bad. Sony gets
about 60.00 my cost for a replacement. Apparently these motors are
problematic and I have heard that there are perhaps a lot of units out
there with good lasers and bad motors. I was wondering if anyone might
have any. This is no longer in warranty and the current failure is not
related to what I repaired, however I wouldn't feel right about
charging the customer full price again. She is very upset over this as
you can well imagine and if I can find a way to crawl out of this with
just a little bit of dignity and minor expense, it would be wonderful.
Thanks very much for any assistance, Lenny Stein, Barlen Electronics.



http://www.iwaynet.net/%7Enesda/SonyDVD.html

hth,

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On 21 Oct 2005 11:31:28 -0700, "
wrote:

Hi all
I'm reposting this in the hopes that perhaps someone who can help may
see it now who didn't before.
I have a sony DVD player model DVP-S530D that I replaced the motor in
about 4 months ago. I just got it back and the laser is bad. Sony gets
about 60.00 my cost for a replacement. Apparently these motors are
problematic and I have heard that there are perhaps a lot of units out
there with good lasers and bad motors. I was wondering if anyone might
have any. This is no longer in warranty and the current failure is not
related to what I repaired, however I wouldn't feel right about
charging the customer full price again. She is very upset over this as
you can well imagine and if I can find a way to crawl out of this with
just a little bit of dignity and minor expense, it would be wonderful.
Thanks very much for any assistance, Lenny Stein, Barlen Electronics.



http://www.iwaynet.net/%7Enesda/SonyDVD.html

hth,



I'm pretty sure this applies to the 360 / 560 types, and not the 530.

Mark Z.