so-as per my previous post:


The distinguishing feature of this otherwise unremarkable video 8
camera is it's color viewfinder. Mine was working fine last week. Took
it out for the weekly power up I do with all my other video cameras,
and the viewfinder is B/W, and washed out. All other functions are
normal, and the video output to the TV is color.
Is this prolly a cap issue? Has anyone any experience with
disassembly and repair of Sony boards? Are they smt? Is it practical
to consider a teardown of this device to attempt repair?
JR

I put the camera in the freezer overnight. in the morning, I removed
it, attached the video cable and a powerpack. It turned on, with color
viewfinder. Of course, the lenses fogged up almost immediately, so I
turned it off and went to work. PM, turned it on, and it's back to B/W
viewfinder. So, I tore it down, and here is a link to a page I made
showing the main board.
http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth/sony.html
The board is about 4" long and 3" high.
I need help identifying these electrolytics. They are SMT, and I
don't quite understand some of the marks. Also, help with sourcing
these. I doubt RadioShack will work.
Thanks a million in advance. The camera is quite complex; I hope I
will remember how to reassemble it after a time...

JR
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On Mon, 12 May 2008 14:21:45 -0700, JR North
put finger to keyboard and composed:

So, I tore it down, and here is a link to a page I made
showing the main board.

http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth/sony.html

I need help identifying these electrolytics. They are SMT, and I
don't quite understand some of the marks.

Y1 = 22uF 6Volts
Z1P = 33uF 10V
X = 10uF 16V & 2.2uF 35V
Y2 = 33uF 4V
1Z50 = 1uF 50V
220/4s/4t0 could be 220uF 4V

- Franc Zabkar
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Muchas grassyass. Found this while snooping for caps; it's a start...:

http://www.matelectronics.com/acatal...its_111. html

JR


Franc Zabkar wrote:
On Mon, 12 May 2008 14:21:45 -0700, JR North
put finger to keyboard and composed:


So, I tore it down, and here is a link to a page I made
showing the main board.


http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth/sony.html


I need help identifying these electrolytics. They are SMT, and I
don't quite understand some of the marks.


Y1 = 22uF 6Volts
Z1P = 33uF 10V
X = 10uF 16V & 2.2uF 35V
Y2 = 33uF 4V
1Z50 = 1uF 50V
220/4s/4t0 could be 220uF 4V

- Franc Zabkar

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