Onkyo cd player motor driver#
Onkyo cd player motor android#

This is my real last attempt, before getting it away. (SK) STA341M, labelled Q107, become also very hot, but what is it? Black module with 8 in-line pins, no heat-sink.ДЄnd so, someone could give me an idea of what is happening inside this cd player? What's is wrong? Releasing a new CD player now, with all the digital options available, requires more than just a simple nod to Redbook conventions. Changed with a more robust 7805CV, with a larger heat-sink, with no results. voltage regulator 78M05, labelled Q901, has a small heat-sink and become very hot (burned fingers, do you know?). the LA6500 seems to be directly controlled by a smd CXA1082A (sony), anybody know if it is a faulty device? By combining high-quality components and decades of Onkyo audio technical knowledge. Supply voltage between Vcc and Vee is 28-29V, near the maximum ratings (from Sanyo datasheet). Stunning fidelity from a stylish and affordable CD player.

Onkyo cd player motor driver#

spindle motor driver (LA6500) has no heat-sink and get warm (at idle too).

Onkyo cd player motor android#

BOSS Audio - 9 Car Multimedia Player with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay - Black. I have no schematic, anyone has it? for free? thanks! But my Onkyo CD player (DX-C606) does have an optical connection. results: nothing re-trimmed laser current to original value. tried: slightly trimmed the laser current for obtain a slightly more power added: 100nF capacitor on the spindle motor. added: 1nF capacitor (between positive and negative) on the spindle motor. The DLBA2Z2001-A is the right 'drawing' number, the original Onkyo part number would be: 24110003, which is no longer available from Onkyo. changed with a new one: spindle motor driver, LA6500 (op-amp 1A, 30V) labelled Q108. The cd player can be connected via RCA cables, Coaxial cable or the preferred Digital cable to a reciever or amplifier. Post subject: Re: 1980's Onkyo CD player parts Posted: Jan 10:18 pm. verified: spindle motor (run normally in clockwise and anticlockwise direction, absorbing something like 0.7A max 5V, with cd inserted) This time, unluckly, I have no solution to the problem, so I'll try to explain what I have done: It seems to be a common fault on old Onkyo cd player, as you can find in other threads in diyAudio forum. Sometimes cd starts to move for only a few degrees of rotation, then stop immediately and cd player goes into 'locked' or 'no cd' state. When it loads a cd, the lens of the laser laser pickup (KSS 152A) goes up and down a couple of time, then the laser turn off and cd player seems to go into 'locked' or 'no cd' state.Дuring this time, cd doesn't run (spindle motor is off). One of my friends gave me (for free.) an Onkyo DX-1500, a 18 years old cd player.