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Results: 20073
Make | Model | Symptom | Problem | Solution | By |
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SONY |
HCDC33
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Cd stuck in unit - realigned mech | Cd stuck inside, won't play. | ||
SONY |
HCDC33
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No functions on deck b - replaced 7 core wire | Deck b no function don't record, play ff or rew. | ||
SONY |
HCDC33
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Tape audio low - resolderd ic901 | Tape a & b sound low. no sound from left speaker. | ||
SONY |
CDPC445
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Reads disc,but won't play-solder -lead on sled mot | Unit would read a disc but would not play. found sled was not moving. | ||
SONY |
CDPC245
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No audio | Had no audio output on either channel. found input to line amp ic501 only showing a small sawtooth wave in. | ||
SONY |
CDPC245
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Intermittent/erratic operation - replace bd board | Several problems recently relating to the units abilityto read and track the disc. the problems are often intermittent anderratic. in these instances the problem has been isolated to poor feedthrough connection on the bd board. there does not seem to b | ||
SONY |
XRC720
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The key switches may be difficult to remove without damaging the pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC720
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XRC620
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The keyswitches may be difficult to remove without damagingthe pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC620
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XRC610
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The key switches may be difficult to remove without damaging the pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC610
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XRC520
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The key switches may be difficult to remove without damaging the pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC520
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XRC410
|
Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The key switches may be difficult to remove without damaging the pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC410
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XRC210
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The key switches may be difficult to remove without damaging the pcb. | ||
SONY |
XRC210
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha | ||
SONY |
XR6450
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Removing keyswitches (use pyro-pen jr. on setting # 1) | The keyswitches may be difficult to remove without damagingthe pcb. | ||
SONY |
XR6450
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Keyswitches fail | The keyswitches fail. it is most often the select key butcould be any key. sometimes there are more than 1 bad switch on the samefaceplate. -hq comments: the qa group in tokyo has been notified and samples havebeen sent to them. an improved switch ha |