Durabrand DUR7 Portable DVD Player - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Have you recently used headphones in this device? I have a portable DVD player that had a similar problem. It thought that headphones were plugged in and that turned the sound in the external speakers off. If i plugged in headphones the sound worked in them. So I jiggled the headphone plug in while in the jack and removed it and the sound came back on.

is it from the tv no sound coming it mabe be due to faulty cable or due to the wrong connection to the tv do check the Manuel for the connection there is no problem with the dvd player

You need a transformer-type adapter that takes an input of 220-240V and steps it down to 120V output. If you bought the unit in the USA, you may have a problem if it is NTSC-only and doesn't have a NTSC-PAL switch to select the correct video format for India.

A breakdown of the insulating material between the capacitor plates will do it. Th capacitor should be replaced with one about the same characteristics. An electronic parts suppler will help you identify a replacement.

There's a problem with the tape drive, so it's shutting down to prevent damage to the tape. Someone familiar with VCR mechanisms would probably have to see it in action to identify what's wrong. Most of them act in a similar fashion, so if you have a working VCR, you can take the cover off and watch it load a tape, run it, rewind and eject, then compare with the non-working unit. The parts won't be interchangeable, but the tape loading will look much the same. You can comment on what happens and I can try to explain what I think is going on. Better yet, if you could post a video of the internal mechanism while it tries to load a tape, that would be very helpful.

How would we know? Just use a compatible charger to fully charge and see if the battery holds a charge. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/donald_f2ed37026a3ac881

Try this one but it is 250ma be sure that is enough power. I think is is. 9V 250mA Regulated AC Power Adapter By Distributed By MCM MW41 925UC

If there is no coaxial cable connector on the radio, you simply cannot as a practical matter.

Didn't anyone take shop in grade school and high school?Get any adapter from another brand name that has the same volts and amps.Keep the old adapter if the new adapter has a different tip use the old one.Simple cut but wires on both adapters like 10-12 inches from the tip.Either use wire strippers or burn off the plastic wait a few seconds so you don't burn you fingers pinch the plastic and pull off the plastic repeat if necess.about 1/2 to 1 inch.The outside wire is the ground wire and there is more plastic under the ground wire.Peel down the ground wire twist the wire together; do the same to the other adapter wire the new one.Get some electricial tape interweve bare ground wires together than wrap the ground wire connection like twice or buy the shrink wrap for radio shack.The positive wire is the inside wire strip the positive on the tip adapter wire that fits your dvd player.Do the same for the new adapter. twist the two positives together than wrap with electric tape. Your done you can go to goodwill as-is stores find the adapter pay 80 cents for the used adapter you save ? $20.I found a Mintek adapter 9v 2.2 amp. that was the same as my DUR-10.Then use the wire stripper or do the same as above

I would try Google if you have not----most of these battery packs have a generic number right on the label on the battery, did that recently for a friend looking for sealed packs for a large electric scooter, inside found the generic one indicated.

Charge battery for 16 hours before use, and overnight from that point on.

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Good day sir, my guess is that your adapter is the culprit, if you have access to another charger please use it, if you may have the time, try to visit your dealer, and they be wiling to test your adapter. Other causes may be the charger DC port, or the battery, but let us stick first to the common adapter problem, hope this helps.

you can use 9V-1A or 12V-1A AC Adapter.

check the player if it has a battery operated socket on it. Otherwise, check from the power outlet if this device can charge. It will automatically display on the LCD screen..

AC input voltage: 100-240VAC; Output: 9V 2A

I don't think you can. The DUR7 only has output options... no input. Think it it as a DVD player that just so happens to have a monitor; it's not a DVD recorder.

normally, it would take 8-12 hours. Safely you go for 10 hour charging time...

Hello,
Yes, the fault is from the screen. The moment the screen is replaced, the display would be perfect again and that would be all.
The unfortunate thing now is that the replacement screen for your DURABRAND PVS 1970 is not available in any online store.
I would have suggested you contact DURABRAND and request for the screen replacement directly from them, but DURABRAND's website doesn't even exist. I think this product is out of market.
But hope is not lost, you can try to remove the screen or carry the DURABRAND PVS 1970 along with you to any electronic parts store and look for something very similar. Also, you can go to a repair shop and ask for a DURABRAND PVS 1970 that is no longer working and the screen can be removed if it is in good condition. These are the type of ideas you can think of for now since the screen is not available in the market.
I hope you understand the message I am trying to pass across...
Regards.

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