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ELECTRONICS CORNER
My Repair Jobs
General information
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Job Number |
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0103-23 |
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Equipment type |
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Double Tray CD Player |
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Maker + Model # |
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Pioneer PD-T307 |
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Made in |
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Japan |
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Comments |
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Symptoms observed
BAD |
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The player caused
playing errors (track skipping) at the last tracks of CDs |
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GOOD |
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Powers up and everything
else work fine |
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2 |
Player plays well the
initial tracks. |
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Repair notes
Full repair description and observations |
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1 |
Not much to write here….
Since the last tracks were being played wrongly, it was concluded that there
was a physical sort of problem since the last tracks are at the edge of the
CD, and while playing the edge are more prone to un-stability rather then the
centre. |
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2 |
The Lazer head assembly
was checked and some parts were removed. It was noted that there was one of
the screws missing, which was used to hold the head assembly fixed in place
to the player case. A suitable screw was placed to hold the assembly well in
place. |
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After few more
experimentation and fiddling, the CD player began to play all tracks good.
Could it be that the missing screw caused the head to losse stability?! |
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Repair summary |
NOT WELL KNOWN, PROPABLY MIS-ALIGNMENT OF THE LAZER HEAD. |
