Pioneer AVH-210EX component identification
Hey, guys.. I was replacing an amplifier in a Pioneer AVH-210EX. When I pulled off the kapton tape, the tops of two SMD components came off with it. Can anyone help me identify these two packages?
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By markings looks like fuses for left & right channels. -
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They are not fuses but could be inductors (coils) Is there a legend off to the side (outside the white boarder) that shows what the component is IE L1, L2, C1 C2 etc.Last edited by R_J; 11-15-2020, 11:59 AM.Comment
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Re: Pioneer AVH-210EX component identification
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