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Leon Crampin · 24th May 2020, 5:41 pm

Your controller looks very like a Philips one which I had for a CD player. If you suspect the resonator (a good bet, as they're easily damaged by shock), you could seek out some old Philips controllers of similar vintage. They did at one time have a standard protocol for nearly all their products RC-5? so you could be lucky.

Another favourite site for a broken joint is where the battery contact springs are soldered to the board. If you haven't already been there with a soldering iron, it might be worth a good look.

Leon.

24th May 2020, 5:41 pm	#17
Leon Crampin Octode Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Surrey, UK. Posts: 1,873	Re: Dead Naim remote Your controller looks very like a Philips one which I had for a CD player. If you suspect the resonator (a good bet, as they're easily damaged by shock), you could seek out some old Philips controllers of similar vintage. They did at one time have a standard protocol for nearly all their products RC-5? so you could be lucky. Another favourite site for a broken joint is where the battery contact springs are soldered to the board. If you haven't already been there with a soldering iron, it might be worth a good look. Leon.