Hey,
I've got a very annoying problem.
I got a 931 from America more than a year ago. It arrived and all but the circuit board had broken loose inside. It worked on one channel however, so I was kinda pleased. I read some threads and attempted to fix the problem with some deoxit in the headphone jack and working it in/out lots of times. Indeed there was sometimes stereo but for a few seconds, then it died.. So it was not really working at all and I decided to find a new circuit board. I did, for a reasonable price and I set about replacing it. Problem is, it's not really the same.. Some wires that connected to the original one I can't find a place for on the new one
.. Also some wires have 3 or four heads but there are only two spots on the circuit board..I'm a beginner at this so could somebody tell me how they usually do it? I got it to power up with the new board and the speakers makes white noise, but I'd like to get at least AUX in working so I can listen to music in stereo.. Cassette is not my main concern. Radio would be nice tho.
So here are some pics:
After unpacking
original mono circuit board
New circuit board with old wires marked
I have LOTS of pictures of the way it was setup on the old one, but a few wires just don't have a place on the new one ??
I looked at pics here and found some that looked like mine, but it's really hard to tell..
Peace
I've got a very annoying problem.
I got a 931 from America more than a year ago. It arrived and all but the circuit board had broken loose inside. It worked on one channel however, so I was kinda pleased. I read some threads and attempted to fix the problem with some deoxit in the headphone jack and working it in/out lots of times. Indeed there was sometimes stereo but for a few seconds, then it died.. So it was not really working at all and I decided to find a new circuit board. I did, for a reasonable price and I set about replacing it. Problem is, it's not really the same.. Some wires that connected to the original one I can't find a place for on the new one
.. Also some wires have 3 or four heads but there are only two spots on the circuit board..I'm a beginner at this so could somebody tell me how they usually do it? I got it to power up with the new board and the speakers makes white noise, but I'd like to get at least AUX in working so I can listen to music in stereo.. Cassette is not my main concern. Radio would be nice tho.So here are some pics:
After unpacking
original mono circuit board
New circuit board with old wires marked
I have LOTS of pictures of the way it was setup on the old one, but a few wires just don't have a place on the new one ??
I looked at pics here and found some that looked like mine, but it's really hard to tell..
Peace
