KLH DVD8350 DVD Player - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

720 is the usual output from a DVD. Usually if you futz with the settings long enough, you'll find where most TVs can at least fill the screen by re-sampling, and SOME DVD players will have settings that will do the re-sampling for you and output 1080i, again just to fill your screen. But don't be fooled... only Blue Ray disks will give you true 1080i resolution. .

If the Visio TV has more than one input, don't forget to use its remote to make sure the correct input is selected. It probably wouldn't hurt to put a DVD into the player, confirm its running from the front panel counters) and let it keep running as you troubleshoot. At least then you'll know there is an active video source once you find it. Another thing you can try is to put in a music CD, if the player accepts these too (most do). Then when you get the TV set to the right input, at least you'll hear music, and can then go back to trying a DVD. I know you're using component video, so remember that unlike HDMI devices, the TV is unable to switch to the correct source automatically. So it may just be that you've never had to switch the TV's input source before. Good luck! :-)

What sort of tv do you have?

open up your remote then separate the rubber / key pads then clean the cercuit using home dry cleaner and leave to dry close your remote gently and its fresh again. reason for this is practice is because moist cause cover between pads and circuit board and thus no contact then no function

There are three coloured leads on the back of a DVD player if you use composite video - Red is Right channel sound, white is Left channel, yellow is video.Red from DVD right output to TV right inputWhite from DVD left output to TV left inputYellow from DVD video out to TV video in

plug it in hook the wires up hit the arrow button that will open it upput the disk in and it should work

The video processing circuits are not functioning fully and are blanking out part of the video. This is a highly intergrated area in the player and is not costwise to repair since you can get another player (used) for $20 to $25 with doing a google search. A new one is not available.

Check the disc,see if it dirty or cracks?Tries it,with other DVD disc,same result.Ur DVD player have a bad Laser eye data's readers.Not,worth fixing as u know totay DVD players are really cheap,these days.U can get a brand new DVD player for like $40.

root mean the basic contents in your disc

remove cover. move lense outward with finger. Clean lense with rubbing alcohol or eye drop fluid. Wipe dry with other end. Works great now

Remove the cover. push the lense out ward with your finger. Clean the lense with a q-tip soaked in eye drop fluid or rubbing alcohol. Wipe it dry with the other side. Mine works great now

need more info, but did you try with another movie dvd? have you clean it with a cleaner dvd, blow some dry air by the port of the tray when it is open(could by a can in radio shack), if everything dosent funcion, then, you need a tech, the disc is not runing or the reading sistem has damage...good luck

Hi,

My sincerest apologies. I was not made aware that you posted a direct request for assistance. It was only by chance that I saw your post.

To your concern should you still require information; most units would have a yellow, red and white connectors commonly called RCA. What is required then is a triple RCA to RCA connector as shown below. The yellow is normally connected to the video, while the red & white are for the R & L of the audio. An identical set would be on the rear of the TV unit henceforth the connection would be OUT from the KLH DVD 221 to the IN of the TV.

In some instances, a single cable is used to connect some models to the TV. This is called an RF patch cord and would look sonething like below. This would come form the RF OUT of the player to the RF/CABLE/ANT IN of the TV. Pls make sure that the style/form fits your units.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Hi,

Appreciate the direct "Ask Me".

To my knowledge, a KLH DVD8350 is only a player, it has no recording capabilities, sorry.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

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I need help from you guys. Why are you asking me for the answer! This is much more toned down from the original letter I wrote on here. Help me for free and dont try to make a buck on me if I give you a solution so you can sell it to someone under a premium package!

Hi,

Initially, a couple of ideas:

• check the cables from the DVD to the VHS to the TV (I am assuming that the sound is likewise connected to the TV and not to a home receiver system or an amplifier);
• I am assuming again that you are using RCA and not RF, if yes pls pay special attention to the yellow RCA on both the DVD to VHS and VHS to TV;
• diagonal roll often indicates a loose ground or a defective cable/RCA connector;
• verify settings/configurations in all three; DVD, VHS, TV. TV should be set to AV or Video, VHS likewise to A/V INput;
• try playing a known good VHS tape, if normal playback, problem is between DVD and VHS, if likewise no video, problem is between VHS and TV.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Hi,

A quick reply would be YES. They are normally available in any electronics supply store. They are about the same size as the old Sony Walkmans rubber belt. It would be preferable that you bring along the old belt so as to match the new one (as per sample).

Good luck and kind regards.

same problem with component video cables... fine with composite

It might be this one: https://www.klhaudio.com/ Some extra info here as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KLH_(company)

Hi, you must check the user guide to find fuse rating or check the blowed fuse for current rating, for a DVD/Bluray player it could be about 2A /120V AC..