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Hi - happy with what I received but not quite what I wanted - my fault I assumed that service manual would also include operational instructions which is what I needed - all I needed to know was how to turn the radio - thanks
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this Manual very important when i buy this Manual i already fix the trouble of my Camera..... thanks keep up the good work.!
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This service manual helped me to repair my PIONEER. Iam very satisfied, that I found it here.
Even the price of manual was not so high that person would not be able to spend a few money.
But that is very worth spent money. Thanks
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Excellent quality service manual. Quick processing, fair prices. Love to do business again. Thank you!!!
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Excellent service manual, the only known point of note is the alignment of improvability scanned pages within the pdf page. The resolution is good.
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1. Removing the COMMON PWB (1) Detach the 3 connectors. (2) Remove the 8 screws [A]. (3) Remove the COMMON PWB. 2. Removing the DIGITAL PWB (1) Detach the 4 connectors. (2) Remove the 6 screws [B]. (3) Remove the DIGITAL PWB. 3. Removing the HIGH VOLTAGE PWB (1) Detach the 3 connectors. (2) Remove the 22 screws [C]. (3) Remove the HIGH VOLTAGE PWB. 4. Removing the SIGNAL RELAY PWB (left) Note : Removing the heat-sink in advance is required. Refer to the following page to remove the heat-sink. C SCAN RELAY PWB COMMON PWB A COMMON BRANCH PWB F (1) Detach the 8 connectors. (2) Remove the 5 screws [D]. (3) Remove the SIGNAL RELAY PWB (left). 5. Removing the SIGNAL RELAY PWB (right) (1) Detach the 8 connectors. (2) Remove the 4 screws [E]. (3) Remove the SIGNAL RELAY PWB (right). 6. Removing the SCAN RELAY PWB (1) Detach the 5 connectors. (2) Remove the 10 screws [F]. (3) Remove the SCAN RELAY PWB.
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HIGH VOLTAGE PWB
DIGITAL PWB E D
Heat-sink
: connector
SIGNAL RELAY PWB (left)
SIGNAL RELAY PWB (right)
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Note : Check the state of the detached cables and connectors.
(1) Check any dirt or peeling in the contact part of the flat cable, and any crack, crease, disconnection and short-circuit of wires. (2) Check any foreign substance in the connector's contact . (3) Check the state of plugging the flat cable into the connector, and confirm it locks completely.
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