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  1. 02-28-2013, 11:15 AM #1
    vikilab
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    High temperature on my BDP5200/12 player

    On that model is not implemented active cooling with vent, only passive alu heatsink on video processor! I upgraded it with little fan from laptop. Nidec 5v 2510 2.5CM d02x-05ts1 04 and I brought an electric voltage 5V from the internal USB cable management. Maybe add another Delta KSB0305HA 3015 3cm DC5V blower, Delta KSB0305HA 40 * 40 notebook fan or FAL3F12LHSL DC Blower Fan 5cm DC12V on the back to that expels hot air out. Now player no brakes and much more agile through the menu
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  2. 02-28-2013, 12:54 PM #2
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    I don´t have any problems with high temperature on my BDP5200/12...

    Maybe your BDP is defekt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gonzo_2 View Post
    I don´t have any problems with high temperature on my BDP5200/12...

    Maybe your BDP is defekt.
    Why BDP7200/37 player have fan for ventilation on the back side!? Touch with
    hand from above after one hour of watching a movie and tell me is it cool or hot?
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  4. 02-28-2013, 04:44 PM #4
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    BTW, many have reported that freezes after 50 minutes of playing and this mod solves all problems
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    It's not cool - but it's even not hot..it's just a bit more than hand-warm...
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    I watch for more hours of YouTube-VEVO in HD with NET TV and well heated. For what are you using it?
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    Mostly for watching TV-Recordings -made with PC- over the Network-Connection.
    Somtimes with Disks (more DVD than BDP) and with Net-TV
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