Hi all i have a pioneer pdp-427xd with a thin blue line on the screen need to know what might be the problem and point me in the right direction pics attached
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Re: pioneer pdp-427xd faulty
Unfortunately the plasma panel (PDP module) is defective, this is not repairable
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I'm starting to re-cap a Pioneer PL-X9 turntable, specifically the motor control board, because although everything tests out OK according to the service manual, the speed wavers slightly despite the quartz lock light remaining on. So, I've decided to re-cap that board since it's the cheapest next step...
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BUT there are two capacitors on the board which have actual Pioneer part numbers: PCL-042. I can tell they are 0.1uF, 16V but don't... -
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on reviving a Yatour YT-M06 CD Changer Emulator module for use with a Pioneer 1 interface (specifically with a DEH-P5950IB head unit).
While the unit is recognized as a CD changer, none of the USB, SD, or AUX features respond, which leads me to believe the firmware may be corrupted or incompatible.
🔧 Details:- Model: YT-M06
- Interface: Pioneer 1
- MCU: Fujitsu MB89F202
- Goal: Find a valid .bin firmware file or memory dump from a working unit
I'm happy to attempt flashing, analyzing memory dumps, or doing hardware-level...07-15-2025, 12:26 AM -
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I have an Acer Aspire A317-53 laptop with faulty onboard ram modules, after online searches, I have only found two options to get it working :
- first one is to modify le bios to disable the onboard ram.
- second one is to disable the onboard ram by desoldering some components on the mainboard.
so after some hours google-ing, i have to give-up the modified bios option, main reason is I couldn't find anywhere a such modified Bios, alternate reason is that if windows update makes a bios update, the problem is always here...
so i found that my motherboard...
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