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Modelo - Chassis D180K
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| Marca | Modelo (Chassis) | Sintoma | Causa | Solução | Por: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sony | D180K | WILL NOT PLAY - REPLACE Q414, P/N 8-729-903-10 | No power to optical block. | ||
| Sony | D180K | NO POWER AC/DC - RESOLDER Q451 | Had no power with adaptor. Checked Q451 and found it to becold soldered. | ||
| Sony | D180K | DEFECTIVE BACK LIGHT - REPLACE PL-901, P/N 1-518-585-11 | The LED's behind the play mode, key mode and stop buttons arevery dim. Checked voltages on Q-901 and they were fine. Checked PL-901and voltages were off slightly. Disconnected PL-901 and LED's were fine.PL-901 was drawing too much current. Applies to | ||
| Sony | D180K | LIGHTS DIM ON PLAY MODE, KEY MODE AND STOP BUTTONS | Orange lights on Stop, Play mode and Key mode buttons are dim.Checked Q-901 and found it to be leaking. Also pertains to serial numbers696012 and 694526. | ||
| Sony | D180K | NO PLAY | Unit would not play discs. In the test mode no searchfunction occured. There was a reading of 1 volt (B+) on pin No. 38(IC-504). | ||
| Sony | D180K | UNIT DOES NOT FOCUS, FLEX CABLE HAS OPEN CIRCUIT | Unit does not focus (flex cable has open trace). Movement ofthe optical assembly puts stress on the flex cable causing it to break.This is the second unit with this problem. | ||
| Sony | D180K | FLASHING LIGHTS - NO OPERATION | X-601 was oscillating erratically causing erratic operation ofIC-504 PWM Driver. | ||
| Sony | D180K | STATIC INSTEAD OF AUDIO | Static instead of audio. | ||
| Sony | D180K | HIGH PITCHED SQUEAL, MECHANICAL | Unit manifested a high pitched squeal during play. The noiseappeared mechanical since it did not come through the line or headphoneoutputs. | ||
| Sony | D180K | DEAD DCC-50 ADAPTOR | Found the wires reversed inside the cigarette lighter plug.Causes no damage to the unit. Dealer replaced about three units (DCC-50)under warranty. -HQ COMMENTS: We have received the sample you sent in, and haveforwarded it to Tokyo. Tokyo found that t |