Top 20 Jamo DMR 60 DVD Player/Receiver Questions & Answers

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Hello. Make sure the cords are connected in the correct areas. Good Luck.

First try a cd head cleaner. It has to work well enough to ffwd to track 4 or as instructed. If that does not work you need to open the case. Unplug power as the laser can blind you. 5 screws on the back and one each side. Lift the lid from the back to about 30 degrees and pull/ wiggle it off. Use a cotton bud wetted with alcohol (Isopropyl or surgical). You need to wipe the glass lens very very gently. wipe dry with other end of cotton bud. Recover and try. While covers are off look for bulging capacitors or signs of black overheating.

HelloThe loading mechanism has the trouble. The inserted CD or DVD does not engage into the laser assembly unit properly. It may be due some fault with its loading motor or loading belt. Check these.

Maybe your remote control experience some accidental dropping which can developed cracks on board or cold solder on some parts specially the Infra red LED terminal. try re soldering ..

Check the red and white cables or use different ones

There are no official (or unofficial) universal remote codes for Jamo DVD players or any Jamo product.

The actual universal (and one-for-all) remotes are available, but there aren't any preset codes for this brand or model unit.

The laser is probably on its way out if it is not recognising DVDs. Unfortunately this is not an economical part to replace, and cannot be repaired (cleaning it may help with a CD/DVD cleaner disc but there are no guarantees on reliability).

Depending on the age of the player, and taking into account the fact that Blu-Ray players (with DVD playback support) are becoming cheaper to buy, while repairs to existing older models become more expensive, and with parts not always being available, it might be cheaper and easier to buy a new player whenever you can.

You can submit this unit to a service repair centre in the meantime if you wish and obtain a quote on the likely cost(s) (as well as a second opinion from there) by all means, then you can decide afterwards what course of action you wish to take. Up to you, but I don't believe this unit would be economical to fix or particularly reliable in the long term.

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I had a similar problem: Found two failed electrolytic capacitors on the powersupply of the DMR unit
(One was 1000 microF, the other 2200 microF) Can tell by the tops being slightly bulged out instead of being flat.
Replaced them, now unit is as new.

I had a similar problem:
Found two failed electrolytic capacitors on the powersupply of the DMR unit
(One was 1000 microF, the other 2200 microF) Can tell by the tops being slightly bulged out instead of being flat. I replaced them both, now unit works like new.

i have a jamo dmr61 some times the remote works sometimes not

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try formatting usb drive and try again

Hi.

The first step is ensuring that it does not depend on the speaker.

I assume that talking about center speaker you do not refer to a sub-woofer, but to a 5+1 surround system center speaker. In that case the center speaker will be passive, and can be swapped with one of the side speakers.

Ensure that center speaker wires are connected properly, and that positive and ground are not inverted.

Try swapping the center speaker with a side one, so to see if the problem depends on the speaker. If the problem depends on the speaker, then replace the speaker.
Use the same technique to test the speaker wiring (if this is not integrated with speaker). Swap cable and eventually replace wires if defective.

If the problem does not depend on the speaker, then the DMR 60 is faulty. Probably a contact or a faulty component on audio output circuit.

In that case, instead of disassembling the unit and starting to test , I suggest contacting Jamo, at the number written on user manual, and getting the unit replaced or repaired.

If you cannot find your local Jamo contact , write them an email at [email protected]. , or see Contact.

no the problem is not solved, not a happy camper :(

tech support might say its this charge me then get it repaired by a techy
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Sounds like your unit is toast. Almost any unit made by any manufacture will work with your speakers. Here is the website http://www.jamo.com/na-en/ of Jamo. If your unit is bad, the Jamo DMR 70 would be a direct replacement for your unit. Jamo http://www.jamo.com/na-en/products/dmr-70-description/ or you can contact them at 1-877-456-JAMO or send us an email:[email protected]. and possibly have yours repaired if it is cost effective which it may not be. Now the good news is your Jamo DMR 60 has a 24 month warranty so you should get it repaired free of charge. Call Jamo today.

these guys just want our money

Clean the head,if it not load the disc you need to change the head unit.