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Hi!

I've got one Philips DVD (DVD634) for fixing. The problem is a dead power
supply. In that power supply, the actual broken (exploded) part is smth in
PDIP-14 package, labeled TY72011P2. It seemz to me, that it is a sort of
philips's self made creature, so that it is not available in the local
shops near by. Is it possible to find it somewhere, or is the only
one solution is to build a similar power supply from scratch? (meaning
with similar characteristics)

BR,
Alex.

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"Aleksandr Cherepov-Savolainen" wrote in message
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Hi!

I've got one Philips DVD (DVD634) for fixing. The problem is a dead power
supply. In that power supply, the actual broken (exploded) part is smth in
PDIP-14 package, labeled TY72011P2. It seemz to me, that it is a sort of
philips's self made creature, so that it is not available in the local
shops near by. Is it possible to find it somewhere, or is the only one
solution is to build a similar power supply from scratch? (meaning with
similar characteristics)

BR,
Alex.

Perhaps you could find an identical player with a different problem? You may
be able to salvage a similar enough power supply out of another piece of
equipment as well. There's likely more wrong than that one part.

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On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:11:57 +0300, Aleksandr Cherepov-Savolainen
put finger to keyboard and composed:

I've got one Philips DVD (DVD634) for fixing. The problem is a dead power
supply. In that power supply, the actual broken (exploded) part is smth in
PDIP-14 package, labeled TY72011P2. It seemz to me, that it is a sort of
philips's self made creature, ...

FWIW, usbid.com suggests it is made by ON Semiconductor.

BTW, the Philips part number for TY72011AP2 is 3122 4205 0010 and the
price in Australia is AU$13.05.

http://www.sselectronics.com.au/Prod...phrase=TY72011

- Franc Zabkar
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"Franc Zabkar" wrote in message
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On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:11:57 +0300, Aleksandr Cherepov-Savolainen
put finger to keyboard and composed:

I've got one Philips DVD (DVD634) for fixing. The problem is a dead power
supply. In that power supply, the actual broken (exploded) part is smth in
PDIP-14 package, labeled TY72011P2. It seemz to me, that it is a sort of
philips's self made creature, ...

FWIW, usbid.com suggests it is made by ON Semiconductor.

BTW, the Philips part number for TY72011AP2 is 3122 4205 0010 and the
price in Australia is AU$13.05.

http://www.sselectronics.com.au/Prod...phrase=TY72011

- Franc Zabkar
--
Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.

I have bought this item in the UK in the past, from Dalbani, I think it was

Arfa