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Sony DVP-NS715P Teardown

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  • This is the Processing Board. It is directly connected to the I/O Board and to the Front panel/LCD board. I looked up a couple of the IC's and found that the one on the top right is a MPEG-Chip. Then the Small top left IC is a 32bit microcontroller. Couldn't find any more without having to hunt down Datasheets.

  • Unscrew the four screws (Circled in red) in order to remove the Processing board.

  • Then the remaining two from the Front Pane/ LCD Board.

  • The Rear panel can be removed if needed i have circled in this last picture as to where they were located.

  • Besides the case and cd/ tray at the top of the last picture there is the LCD board , the Processing Board, The I/O Board and the Power supply (in Counterclockwise)And that is a completely dis-assembled Sony DVD Player.

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