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13-10-2015 | Re: cdr500(E) | [quote:00e5e41d40="Qpeter"]hello i need code for opel radio CDR 500 E GM050011201974[/quote:00e5e41d40]
sorry we can't help
Main Dealer or a Decoding Service only for this code |
16-10-2015 | tv ctc195 beeps when i try to turn it on, does not turn on | Hi, my tv was on, working well, no issues. It made an odd sound that I had never heard before, then the picture went black. I turned it off, using the button on the actual tv, not a remote, then tried to turn it back on. It didn't turn on, instead it make |
19-10-2015 | Samsung HT-Z310 Help please "protect" | Hi I'm Lars I'm trying to fix an old surround sound unit I have here.
It was fixed multiple times under warranty until it ran out.
I have pretty limited knowledge on electronics so if you have the time to help you may need to explain things slowly for |
19-10-2015 | | I cant seem to get the email to register with, and I cant post the photo of the schematic as a guest :( |
19-10-2015 | | http://forum.eserviceinfo.com/viewtopic.php?t=98813&highlight=htz310
Service Manual for either model is also available at elektrotanya. |
19-10-2015 | | Thanks for that link mate, looked high and low for that.
I have seen that other thread ( where I got my ideas from) but It he found a dry solder, I can not see anything like this on either board. |
19-10-2015 | | Hi I'm Lars I'm trying to fix an old surround sound unit I have here.
It was fixed multiple times under warranty until it ran out.
I have pretty limited knowledge on electronics so if you have the time to help you may need to explain things slowly f |
19-10-2015 | | Was just pointing out the existence of that other thread and the fact that the Model codes may end in a different suffix - hence schematics may also differ.
Person who found dry joint was NOT the OP.
I think in end you'll find one or more output ICs |
19-10-2015 | | This is a test, really it is honest |
19-10-2015 | | Hi guys,
I'm hoping one of you on here may be my saviour. I've got an old Denon UD-M30 which also has the CD tray 'open' problem. Apart from this the stereo works like new, if I manually open the tray and put a CD in, it'll still spin up, read it and p |
19-10-2015 | | CD caddy removed, front panel disconnected, heat sink etc
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19-10-2015 | | Top of CD caddy
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Bottom of CD caddy
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19-10-2015 | | Top of CD caddy with previous circuit board removed
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19-10-2015 | | The 'ZERO' at the end of YOUR model number would be a LARGE clue.
$1 / $10 / and a $100 bills are all currency, but the extra zero(s) make a HUGE difference. |
19-10-2015 | | Ok so here is where the dumb questions start....
What are the output IC's?
Where should I be testing voltages between?
Could you mark the points on the schematic for me?
If I'm to much hard work I understand, just trying to self teach myself.
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19-10-2015 | | The reason I put it on this thread is because there were other people reporting the same issues with similar models and they seem to have repaired them successfully |
19-10-2015 | | [url]http://imgur.com/AF1xWLC[/url]
C92/C93/C94 negative terminals = ground reference - Black meter lead connects to this for voltage or resistance readings. |
20-10-2015 | | Sorry, I don't see that. I See M3 / M5 and a couple other units that appear to be of different brands. Only one with a zero at end ... in next post he admits error. |
20-10-2015 | | [quote:4cbb5e13e1="jts1957"][url]http://imgur.com/AF1xWLC[/url]
C92/C93/C94 negative terminals = ground reference - Black meter lead connects to this for voltage or resistance readings.[/quote:4cbb5e13e1]
Ok thanks, so black lead on multi meter onto o |
20-10-2015 | | [img:d55e80b14f]http://i.imgur.com/Rtx8GtB.png[/img:d55e80b14f]
Pin 1 - 12 volt
Pins 7, 8 or 9 = PVDD (34.5 volts)
Oh, look. there are some more grounds you could use (Pins 4, 5 or 6) |
20-10-2015 | | Thanks mate your a legend, that is a lot easier for me to understand I will test it tonight and let you know how I go, I'm due for a new multi meter are the auto ranging ones better or just a standard one? |
20-10-2015 | | I have an auto range, but more important that you get switched onto the correct Function (DC Volts, Ohms, etc.). You can try to measure Ohms on the DC Volt function no harm/no foul, but if you try to measure DC Volts with meter set for Ohms, there could b |
20-10-2015 | | Thanks for that, is it safe to test the 12v and 35v circuits with a multimeter? Im not going to get electrocuted from it am I? |
20-10-2015 | | You should be fine. Just don't slip or otherwise connect two points together that don't belong together.
Most dangerous area for voltages in that unit is going to be where the Mains / AC is connected. |
20-10-2015 | | Copy that! Thanks |
20-10-2015 | | Ok so
Pin 1- 0volts
Pin 7-34.7v
pin 8-34.7v
pin 9-34.7v
This is with the D31 diode disconnected, with it connected the system does not start just get a flickering of the standby light. |
20-10-2015 | | ... with D31 diode connected the system does not start just get a flickering of the standby light. (Everything connected normally
And ...
12 volts present or not on pin 1?
along with
34.5 volts present or not at pins 7 through 9? |
20-10-2015 | | With all connected except D31 diode i get
Pin 1- 0volts
Pin 7-34.7v
pin 8-34.7v
pin 9-34.7v
That is only for a short time until it says protect on the screen and shuts down, with the amp PCB disconnected totally it will still read the same |
20-10-2015 | | So basically speaking, you guys are saying there is no similarity, so it's going to be difficult to find a fix? |
20-10-2015 | | [quote:8c0fcdd08e="srestaino"]Top of CD caddy with previous circuit board removed
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20-10-2015 | | I'm looking to see if you HAVE or DON'T HAVE 12 volts DC at Pin #1 of J3 (or pin #9 of CN2 at the SMPS)(There should be a jumper cable running from the AMP board to the SMPS board (at the Amp board it is called J3 ... at the SMPS board it is called CN2).
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20-10-2015 | | With D31 conected and installed there is no power at
pin1 - no power
pin 7,8,9 also no power
(the machine wont power up with d31 connected.
With D31 disconnected and everything else connected it will give me
Pin 1 will read 12V
Pin 7 w |
20-10-2015 | | All these were measured off the CN2 on the SMPS board. |
20-10-2015 | | All these were measured off the CN2 on the SMPS board. |
20-10-2015 | | All these were measured off the CN2 on the SMPS board. |
20-10-2015 | | [quote:e6c53153cc="Anonymous"]With D31 disconnected and everything else connected it will give me
Pin 1 will read [b:e6c53153cc]12V[/b:e6c53153cc] [i:e6c53153cc]?[/i:e6c53153cc] 0V at CN2 presumably.
Pin 7 will read 34.7v
Pin 8 will read 34.7v
Pin |
20-10-2015 | different model | Hi,
as well as being a different model it sounds like a different problem as well. Possibly fuse related but on your pics I can't see anything with the same naming conventions as on the UDM3 (where the fuses seem to all begin with PR)
Sorry I can't |
21-10-2015 | | Ok
So the resistance of the U31 Vin and Vout with everything connected I get 0hms.
With the Amp pcb unplugged I get 4.03Kohms.
Just in reference to your last post there I get 0 volts off #1 of J3
and 0 volts pin #9 of CN2 at the SMPS.
There |
21-10-2015 | SANSUI TA-1000 STEREO RECEIVER | Hi, I need this service manual to repair it.I have probably problem with the power supply. It has two voltages 12V One of them is 8 volts or a short circuit that throws 12 volts.Please help!!! |