This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual
do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been
trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
WARNING
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to
cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 – Proposition 65
NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts
must be of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les
pièces de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following check should be performed for the
continued protection of the customer and service
technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage
current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or
equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed
metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals,
screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug
the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120V
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.
Reading should
not be above
0.5 mA
Earth ground
Device
under
test
Also test with plug
reversed
(Using AC adapter
plug as required)
Leakage
current
tester
Test all exposed
metal surfaces
AC Leakage Test
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE
TO THE CUSTOMER.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance have special safety related characteristics. These
are often not evident from visual inspection nor the
protection afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components rated for
voltage, wattage , etc. Replacement parts which have
these special safety characteristics are identified in
this Service Manual.
Electrical components having such features are
identified by marking with a
on the parts list in this Service Manual.
The use of a substitute replacement component which
does not have the same safety characteristics as the
PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in
the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock,
fire, or other hazards.
Product Safety is continuously under review and
new instructions are issued from time to time. For
the latest information, always consult the current
PIONEER Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER Service Manual may be
obtained at a nominal charge from PIONEER.
on the schematics and
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
NOTES : ÷ Parts marked by “ NSP ” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
÷ The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
4.1 MECHANISM BOARD ASSY, SENSOR BOARD ASSY, LOAD SW BOARD ASSY,
SELECT MOTOR BOARD ASSY, LOADING MOTOR BOARD ASSY,
CENTER LED BOARD ASSY and DOOR BOARD ASSY
LOADING MOTOR BOARD ASSY
MECHANISM BOARD ASSY
A
C
LOAD SW BOARD ASSY
B
4
A
M
CARRIAGE
MOTOR
INSIDE
SPINDLE
MOTOR
PNP1239-B
For PD-F958
H
CN208
H
CN207 CN203
(PD-F958)
J
CN207 CN203
M
F
(PD-F908)
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS:
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the
schematic diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and
schematic diagrams is shown below.
CENTER LED BOARD ASSY
H
J
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary
parts for several destination.
For further information for respective destinations,
be sure to check with the schematic diagram.
4. Viewpoint of PCB diagrams
P. C. BoardChip Part
DOOR BOARD ASSY
G
CapacitorConnector
SIDE A
SIDE B
PNP1458-A
Symbol in PCB
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
DGS
PNP1455-B
H
CN205
Symbol in Schematic
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
BCEBCE
DGSDGS
SIDE A
Part Name
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
Field effect
transistor
Resistor
array
3-terminal
regulator
B
For PD-F908
F
J
CN208
CENTER LED BOARD ASSY
SENSOR BOARD ASSY
D
DOOR BOARD ASSY
G
H
CN204
(PD-F958)
J
CN204
(PD-F908)
J
CN205
PNP1454-A
SELECT MECHA BOARD ASSY
SELECT MOTOR
E
BOARD ASSY
PNP1457–A
C
D
1
2
3
4
GDEFABC
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4.2 MAIN BOARD ASSY (FOR PD-F958)
MAIN BOARD ASSY
H
A
A
CN610
I
J11
B
C
J657
To PICKUP ASSY
SIDE A
VR156
VR155 VR154VR153
VR152
VR151
Q151Q391IC203Q153IC201
Q405Q452Q321
IC401IC405IC406Q451 Q454Q403Q453
C
D
E
J601
F
J1601
G
J631
L
CN701
IC202IC151Q152
IC301Q406 Q404
IC372
Q381
20
PNP1455-B
H
1234
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4.3 DISPLAY BOARD ASSY, SWITCH BOARD ASSY and POWER BOARD ASSY
(FOR PD-F958)
SWITCH BOARD
M
ASSY
L
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
H
CN351
4
SIDE A
A
B
I
POWER BOARD ASSY
AC IN
1
Q701IC701Q702IC702
H
CN11
Q61
Q62 Q63
I
2
3
IC21 IC371
IC31 IC32
L
PNP1455-B
M
4
21
C
D
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4.4 MAIN BOARD ASSY(FOR PD-F908)
MAIN BOARD ASSY
J
A
A
CN610
K
J11
B
C
J657
To PICKUP ASSY
SIDE A
Q151Q391IC203IC201IC351IC372 Q381
VR156
VR155 VR154VR153
Q403 Q453
Q454
Q405
Q452IC371
C
E
J601
F
J1601
VR152
VR151
IC202IC151Q152
IC301Q372Q404
Q322Q341IC401IC405IC406Q451
D
G
J631
N
CN701
22
PNP1454–A
J
1234
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4.5 DISPLAY BOARD ASSY, SWITCH BOARD ASSY and POWER BOARD ASSY
(FOR PD-F908)
SWITCH BOARD
O
ASSY
N
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
J
CN351
4
SIDE A
A
B
K
POWER BOARD ASSY
AC IN
1
Q711
C
J
CN11
D
IC32 IC31 Q62
K
2
3
Q63
IC21Q61
PNP1454-A
ON
4
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5. PCB PARTS LIST
NOTES : ÷ Parts marked by “ NSP ” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
÷ The
÷ When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
LIST OF WHOLE PCB ASSEMBLIES
MarkSymbol and DescriptionRemarks
NSPMOTHER BOARD ASSYPWM2269PWM2266PWM2266
NSPSWITCH BOARD ASSYPWZ3907PWZ3885PWZ3885
NSPDOOR BOARD ASSYPWZ3913PWZ3890PWZ3890
NSPCENTER LED ASSYPWZ3915PWZ3892PWZ3892
mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Ex. 1When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by
J = 5%, and K = 10%).
560 Ω = 56 × 10
47k Ω = 47 × 10
0.5 Ω = R50 ...................................................................... RN2H Â50 K
1 Ω = 1R0 ......................................................................... RS1P 1Â 0 K
Ex. 2When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
5.62k Ω = 562 × 10
MAIN BOARD ASSYPWZ3895PWZ3876PWZ3876
POWER BOARD ASSYPWZ3900PWZ3879PWZ3879
DISPLAY BOARD ASSYPWZ3904PWZ3882PWZ3882
SQSO
20XLATOLSI control data latch pulse output.
21XRSTOReset input fof each LSI.
22SCLKOCD TEXT timing data clock output.
23STBLOL: output.
24SRDTICD TEXT data input.
25AVSS–GND
26
LIN
LOUT
27
28 CLEDI/OCenter LED control (ON:H , OFF:input)
29DQSYICD TEXT data input.
30MUTBOMuting output (L:MUTE)
31SYC3OSynchronous output.
32SYC1ISynchronous input.
33DLATODAC control data latch pulse output.
34AVDD+5V +5V
35 AVREFGND GND
36CNINIC.OUT input.
37TRSTOCD TEXT decooder reset output. (L: reset)
38SCORISubcode sync SO+S1 input.
39SR INIRemote control data input.
40
VSS
41QSELOSignal output for Q DATA expansion
42MUTEOMuting output for expansion. (MUTE:H)
43TRCHOData serial output for expansion.
44SCLOEEPROM clock output
45SDAI/OEEPROM data IN/OUTPUT
46VDD+5V +5V
If a failure occurs in the Loading mechanism, the error symbol is automatically displayed on the fluorescent display screen of the front panel.
7.2.2 ERROR HISTORY and DISPLAY
Error history display in test mode
The previously generated errors (NG processing) can be confirmed in the test mode. Since the has a backup function, the error history is
memorized even if the power is turned off. (Memory holding time : About two days)
TEST MODE: ON
PD-F958 MODEL
W103
W102
Short Point
MAIN BOARD ASSY
PD-F908 MODELPD-F908 MODEL
W161
W165
Short Point
MAIN BOARD ASSY
TEST MODE: STOP CANCEL
7
STOP all operations.
Press the "BEST" button of the keys on the main body.
MODE
PD-F958 MODEL
W103
W102
Short Point
MAIN BOARD ASSY
W161
W165
Short Point
MAIN BOARD ASSY
Focus servo : CLOSE
An error appears on the fluorescent indicator display by the above operation.
ABC
A00136 : 15
The previously generated 16 error codes (maximum) can be memorized. These error codes are displayed one at a time in the ascending order
by pressing the "BEST" button again.
Note : A product performs fail safe operation when an error occurs. At that time, an error code is memorized by the fail safe operation
after the error is eliminated.
<Note> The user display appears only when the normal operation cannot be returned even if the fail safe operation is executed after each
error occurs.
User displayDescription
NoneA0• A disc couldn’t be detected for playback after loading because;
No disc existed.
A disc was turned upside down.
A disc was dirty.
A disc was loaded incompletely.
• The focus got out of place during playback due to the crack
and stain on the disc.
NoneA1• The servo mechanism couldn’t move to the desired tune
position within a fixed time during selection of a tune from
playback or during playback.
A3• A disc couldn’t be loaded within a fixed time.
(A disc couldn’t be carried from the rack block.)
U1
A4• A disc couldn’t be unloaded within a fixed time. (A disc couldn’t
be returned to the rack block.)
A2• The LOADING mechanism couldn’t move to the desired disc
position within a fixed time during selection of a disc from
playback or during playback start from stop.
U2
A5• The LOADING mechanism couldn’t be forcibly returned to
the home position (left position when viewed from the front)
within a fixed time after it is initialized or becomes NG.
NoneA6• A disc couldn’t be normally rotated for playback after loading
because;
A disc was turned upside down.
A disc was dirty
A disc was loaded incompletely.
• A disc couldn’t be normally rotated during playback due to the
crack and stain on the disc.
User displayDescription
NoneA7• Mechanism position just before the LOADING mechanism
NoneA8• Discrepancy has occurred between the detected disc position
NoneA9• Mechanism position during disc loading when the DCNT pin
NoneAA• The pickup block cannot return to the innermost circumference
shifts to the disc selection operation when the DCNT pin is
low. (The DCNT pin is usually high when the LOADING
mechanism is in the stop state. The mechanism position is
thus judged to have been shifted for some reason. The shifted
mechanism position may cause a failure.)
and the current disc position during movement of the loading
mechanism. (The system may incorrectly counted the
waveforms of the DCNT and DPOS terminals. If counting is
incorrect, the position of the disc No. displayed does not match
the disc position counted.)
is low. (The DCNT pin is usually high when the LOADING
mechanism is in the stop state. The mechanism position is
thus judged to have been shifted for some reason. The shifted
mechanism position may cause a failure.)
when the playback is
completed or another disc is shifted.
Hood section
User displayDescription
U3P0The hood did not open within the specified time. The switch of
the hood was malfunctioning.
P1The hood did not close within the specified time. The switch of
the hood was malfunctioning.
P2The hood was attempted to be opened with force when it was
completely closed. The switch of the hood was malfunctioning.
(2) Track No. B : Error sequence in portion
The display of 1 to 16 appears. The low number indicates the recently generated error. The error whose number is “1” was generated most
recently.
(3) Minute : Second No. C : Detail of error generation mode in portion
Indicates the internal mode in which the displayed error is generated. The upper digit in “minute : second” has the meaning.
During closing of the hood
and when the hood is completely close
During opening of the hood
and when the hood is completely open
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7.2.4 DISASSEMBLY
Push
Push
Mecha Base
Loading Mechanism ASSY
11
11
11
12
14
13
REMOVING THE LOADING MECHANISM ASSY
PD-F958, PD-F908
Remove the Bonnet.
1
2
45
67
810
Remove the Screws and Stopper Angle.
3
Remove the Screws and Rear Base.
Remove the Screws and Back Fence.
Stopper AngleStopper Angle
While holding down the hook of the Mecha
Base, slide the Mechanism Stopper toward the
right to pull up and remove the Mecha Stopper.
22
Back Fence
33
44
44
44
Remove the each wire.
11
12
6
7
Rear BaseRear Base
55
22
44
4
44
44
While holding down the hook of the Mecha
14
Base, slide the Loading Mechanism Assy to
pull up and remove the Loading Mechanism
Assy.
10
9
Mecha StopperMecha Base
Loading Mechanism ASSY
Push
8
Push
Hook
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REMOVING THE OPERATION PANEL
Remove the Bonnet.
1
Remove the Screws.
2
Cut the Binder securing the wire material.
3
Remove the Center Pole. (Refer to the “REMOVING THE DISC RACK”)
4
Shift the Front Panel slightly toward you while paying attention to the back side hooks on the Chassis.
5
2
5
5
Hook Hook
sectionsection
REMOVING THE DISC RACK
Open the Hood.
1
Remove the Screws.
2
34
Press the 2 hooks to remove the Center Pole from the Operation Panel.
2
Center PoleCenter Pole
3
2
2
4
3 3
42
OPENOPEN
1
HoodHood
Disc RackDisc Rack
Operation PanelOperation Panel
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REMOVE THE HOOD and HOOD BASE
Remove the Bonnet.
1
Remove the Operation Panel. (Refer to the “REMOVING THE OPERATION PANEL”)
2
Remove the Screws.
3
Remove the Back Fence.
4
Press the hook of the Stopper of the Hood Base to remove the Stopper. Slide the Hood toward the left to remove the Hood.
7
5
Remove the Screws.
8
Remove the Hood Base.
9
PD-F958, PD-F908
Back Fence
Hook
section
Push
5
6
Stopper
8
7
Turning
8
Hood
3
4
8
9
Hood Base
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INSTALLING THE LOADING MECHANISM ASSY
1
Loading Mechanism Assy
Slider
The projection of the Drive Plate
should be engaged with the
corresponding part of the slider
INSTALLING THE DISC RACK
1
The hook of the Mecha Base should
should be on the top of the Disc Rack
Disc Rack
Loading Mechanism Assy
Gear
Place the Disc Rack below
the hook of the Mecha Base,
then let the center hole of the Disc
Rack pass through the Center Boss.
44
The Gear should be
engaged with Disc Rack
Mecha Base
Center Boss of the
Mecha Base
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REMOVING THE SERVO MECHANISM ASSY GM
Arm A2
Turn
Gear Pulley(B)
45
Servo Stopper S
Float Base
Connector Assy(4P)
Float Angle
Float Spring
Remove
Flloat Base
Hook
Loading Base
Move
Remove
Float Base
Float Rubber
Servo Mechanism Assy Gm
2
2
3
4
5
6
1
7
Push
PD-F958, PD-F908
Turn gear pulley (B) and position Arm A2 as shown
1
below.
2
Remove the connector ASSY (4P) from the float base.
6
Remove the float spring. (To install this part, line up
7
the float angle side of the Servo Mechanism ASSY
GM first, and press down on the float base side.)
35
Slide the float base in the direction of the arrow
while pressing down on the loading base
4
hook, and, lifting it gently, pull it out in the
direction of the arrow .
5
Remove the float rubber from the Servo Mechanism
8
ASSY GM. At this time the float rubber should remain on the float base side. (To install it on the float
base when it has been removed, push it into place with
a thin cylindrical object.
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g
REMOVING THE ARM A2
Remove the float base together with the Servo
1
Mechanism ASSY GM. (Refer to Steps for
“ Removing the Servo Mechanism ASSY GM” .)
1 5
2
Remove the clamp spring and remove the clamper holder.
Clamp Spring
4
5
7
3
Clamper Holder
3
Remove
2
Turn gear pulley (B) and position Arm A2 as shown
below.
Remove Arm (B) while pressing the hook in
6
the direction of the arrow.
Remove screw 7.
Turn gear pulley (B) and position Arm A2 as shown
8
below.
Remove the Arm A spring2 from its hook.
9
Note: Do not hold the tip (blade) of arm (A) during
operation.
Gear Pulley(B)
8
9
Hook
Arm A Sprin
2
1012
Cam Cover
10
Arm A2
46
Arm(B)
Arm A2
Screw
Remove
Gear Pulley(B)
7
10
4
5
Push
Arm(B)
Hook
6
10
12
Lift
11
Remove drive plate, Arm plate, Arm A spring2 and Arm
13
(A). (Refer to Steps 3-4 on page 47.)
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PD-F958, PD-F908
5
6
7
7
FOR REASSEMBLY , REVERSE THE DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE, and IN ADDITION CARRY OUT
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS.
Assemble the arm plate as shown below, watching out
1
for the drive plate hook.
Drive Plate
Hook
Arm Plate
Place Arm A2 and the Arm A spring2 on the loading
2
base, being careful to keep them in the position shown
below.
Loading Base
Set Position
Arm A2
5
8
7
Turn gear pulley (B) and position Arm A2 as shown
below.
9
Arm Spring2
Arm A2
Set the drive plate and arm plate, which were assem-
3
bled in Step , on the Arm A2 side as shown below.
At this time be careful to keep Arm A2 in the position
described in Step .
Insert the gear plate boss into the drive plate groove
4
and pull it toward you.
Drive Plate
4
Arm Plate
1
2
Gear Plate Boss
ArmA2
3
Note : Do not hold the tip (blade) of arm A2 during
operation.
Gear Pulley(B)
8
Tun
9
Hook
ArmA Spring
Arm A2
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PD-F958, PD-F908
10
Arm(B)
Arm A2
12
Arm(B)
12
Gear Plate
Arm(B)
Gear Pulley(B)
10
Turn
11
Install
13
Gear Pulley(B)
15
Clamp Spring
15
13
Clamper Holder
45°
14
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7.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM
AUDIO
OUTPUT
OPTICAL
OUT
AUDIO
MUTE
DECK
SYNCHRO
PD-F958, PD-F908
SR
X341
8990
71
44
RF31
86,93
(IC301)
CXD2529Q
DECODER+DAC
26,27
DATA
FOK2523
(IC151)
SERVO
34
CXA1782CQ
CONTROLLER
COUT
2314
33
53
75
11
10
12,
100
8
SQSO
SENS
RESET
22
MOTOR DRIVE
6,
13,
16
FCOK
SCOR
LATCH
CLOCK, DATA
RESET
X351
AMP
39 46
9,
10
40
11
3435
44
IC202)
(IC201,
LA6520
21,22,
23,24,
(IC203)
LA6517
12,13
25
DRIVE
MOTOR
IN-SIDE SW
42,43
CPU
28
LD-ON
47
PD-F958:PE5031A (IC351)
PD-F908:PE5032A (IC701)
56
18,19
26,27,37,36
DOOR SW
A-F
MD
PICK-UP
ASSEMBLY
LD
TRACKING DRIVE
FOCUS DRIVE
M
CARRIAGE DRIVE
SPINDLE DRIVE
DISC SELECT DRIVE
LOADING DRIVE
DOOR DRIVE
IN-SIDE SW
EJECT SW
CLAMP SW
DISC-COUNT
DISC-POSITION
FLOURESCENT
DISPLAY
FUNCTION KEY
LED
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8. PANEL FACILITIES AND SPECIFICATIONS
FRONT PANEL
STANDBY/ON
switch
SINGLE LOADER
ACCESS button
SINGLE LOADER
PLAY button
FILE–TYPE
COMPACT DISC PLAYER
◊Û¿X/.˘
STANDBY / ON
SINGLE LOADER
ACSESS
PLAY
MODE button
Hood
CLEAR button
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
'
@
°
@
°
FILE –TYME CD MECHANISM
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
@
°
OPEN/CLOSE button
UNLOAD button
Remote sensor
HI-LITE button
PROGRAM button
TITLE DISPLAY button
Î
MODE HI-LITE
CLEAR PROGRAM
OPEN/
CLOSE
UNLOAD
TRACK MIN SECDISC
CUSTOM
RDM
ALLBEST CD TEXT
PGM1
PREVIOUSSINGLE
DISPLAY BEST PREVIOUS
INPUT
6
7
PULSEFLOW
D/A CONVERTER
Stop button (7)
Play/Pause button (6)
REPEAT
REMAIN
SCANDISC
DISCTITLE
4 1
PHONESLEVEL
BEST button
PREVIOUS button
DISC (–/+) buttons
¡ ¢
TITLE INPUT button
Track/Manual search
buttons (41/¡¢)
DISPLAY
Lights when the PROGRAM (PGM)
button is pressed.
Lights during random play.
Lights when you choose the play mode.
Lights when a CD is being played.
Lights during pause mode.
Lights during custom programming and
play.
CUSTOM
Lights when the BEST button is pressed.
Lights during repeat play.
Lights during CD TEXT disc
playback.
TRACKMINSECDISC
RDM
ALLBEST
SINGLE
PGM1
PREVIOUS
REPEAT
SCANDISC
CD TEXT
REMAIN
Lights when the remaining time is
displayed.
Blinks during TRACK SCAN.
Blinks during DISC SCAN.
Blinks when the PREVIOUS button is pressed.
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SPECIFICATION
PD-F958, PD-F908
1. General
Type ........................................... Compact disc digital audio system
Power requirements
U.S. and Canadian models ............................... AC 120V, 60 Hz
U.K. and European models................... AC 220-230V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
U.S. and Canadian models ..................................................12W
U.K. and European models.................................................. 14W
Power consumption in standby mode ......................................... 3W
Operating temperature ................................................+5°C - +35°C
(+41°F - +95°F)
Weight ( without package ) ................................ 6.5 kg (14 lb 3 oz.)
External dimensions........................420(W) X 402(D) X 193(H) mm
16-9/16(W) X 15-13/16(D) X 7-10/16(H) in.
2. Audio section
Frequency response .................................................. 2 Hz - 20 kHz
S/N ratio ......................................................... 98 dB or more (EIAJ)
Dynamic range ............................................... 96 dB or more (EIAJ)
Channel separation ........................................ 96 dB or more (EIAJ)
Harmonic distortion ...................................... 0.003 % or less (EIAJ)
Level difference between channels................. 1.0 dB or less (EIAJ)
Audio line output
Control input jack (Except for U.K. model)
Control output jack (Except for European and U.K. models)
CD-DECK SYNCHRO jack
Optical digital output jack
I/O interface (Except for U.K. and F908 models)
Head phone jack with volume control
(Except for U.S. and Canadian models)
4. Accessories
÷ Remote control unit................................................................... 1
PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) N.V. Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 1999
T–ZZR FEB. 1999 Printed in Japan
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PD-F958
1. SAFETY INFORMATION
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual
do-it-yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been
trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty . If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
THIS PIONEER APPARATUS CONTAINS
IMPORTANT
LASER OF CLASS 1.
SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS
SHOULD BE DONE BY A SPECIALLY
INSTRUCTED PERSON.
LABEL CHECK for (PD-F958/MYXQ and PD-F958/MVXQ types)
PD-F958/MYXQ only
Additional Laser Caution
1.Laser Interlock Mechanism
The position of the switch (S651) for detecting loading
state is detected by the system microprocessor, and
the design prevents laser diode oscillation when the
switch (S651) is not on CLMP terminal side (CLMP
REAR
signal is OFF or high level).
Thus, the interlock will no longer function if the switch (S651)
is deliberatery set to CLMP terminal side. (low level)
The interlock also does not function in the test mode *.
Laser diode oscillation will continue, if pin 33 of
CXA1782CQ (IC151) on the MOTHER BOARD ASSY
is connected to GND, or pin 22 of IC301 (LDON) is
connected to low level (ON), or else the terminals of
Q151 are shorted to each other (fault condition).
2.When the cover is opened, close viewing of the
objective lens with the naked eye will cause exposure
to a Class 1 laser beam.
*
: Refer to page 29. on the service manual RRV2085.
PD-F958/MVXQ only
2
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2. CONTRAST OF MISCELLANEOUS PARTS
NOTES : ÷ Parts marked by “ NSP ” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
÷ The
÷ Reference Nos. indicate the pages and Nos. in the service manual for the base model.
÷ When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
7 CONTRAST OF PD-F958/KUXQ/CA, MYXQ and MVXQ
PD-F958/ MYXQ, MVXQ and KUXQ/CA are constructed the same except for the following:
Ref.
Mark
No.
mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Ex. 1When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by
D391– D3941SS2541SS254Not used
D1301– D1309, D1312– D13141SS2541SS254Not used
IC401Not usedPD2026BPD2026B
IC406Not usedBA15218BA15218
JA391RKN1004RKN1004Not used
Remarks
JA392RKN1004Not usedNot used
JA394DKN1035DKN1035Not used
L151, L152, L307, L351Not usedRTF1167RTF1167
L309Not usedRTF1167Not used
L391LAU1R0JLAUR22JNot used
L395, L396LAU1R0JLAUR22JLAUR22J
R310– R312, R411– R413Not usedRD1/4PU241JRD1/4PU241J
R341RD1/4PU271JNot usedNot used
R342RD1/4PU105JNot usedNot used
R375RD1/4PU471JRD1/4PU241JRD1/4PU241J
R391RD1/4PU244J RD1/4PU244JNot used
R392RD1/4PU102JRD1/4PU102JNot used
R401, R472, R473Not usedRD1/4PU102JRD1/4PU102J
R405– R410Not usedRD1/4PU471JRD1/4PU471J
R427– R430Not usedRD1/4PU223JRD1/4PU223J
: AUDIO SIGNAL
: EFM SIGNAL
: FOCUS SERVO LOOP
: TRACKING SERVO LOOP
: CARRIAGE SERVO LOOP
: SPINDLE DRIVE
: LOADING DRIVE
: DOOR DRIVE
D
1.6V
5
OV
1.6V
1.6V
1.7V
(SEL)
1.6V
1.7V
0V
0V
0V
0V
(D)
0V
0V
(SEL)
0V
0V
(SEL)
0V
(D)
(D)
6
OV
8
0.2V
53
16
18
19
(F)
(F)
(F)
(F)
(T)
(T)
23
3.4V
5.0V
E
D
F
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
L
F
SWITCH BOARD ASSY
8
HF
1234
M
F
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5
67
8
PD-F958
A
PD-F958/MVXQ Only
0V
1.6V
10
1.6V
0V
-9.2
-9.2
0V
LINE OUT
JACK
0V
0V
B
P
PD-F958/MYXQ Only
H
MAIN BOARD ASSY
(PWZ3896:PD-F958/MYXQ)
F
(PWZ3897:PD-F958/MVXQ)
5
PD-F958/MYXQ Only
Note:
The numbers marked with a circle show the number of each
measuring point, which correspond to the number in the service
J11
manual PD-F958 (ORDER NO. RRV2085) on page12 .
F
I
TO POWER BOARD ASSY
6
7
HF
8
C
D
9
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PD-F958
3.2DISPLAY BOARD ASSY, POWER BOARD ASSY and SWITCH BOARD ASSY
DISPLAY BOARD ASSY
PD-F958/MYXQ, MVXQ
L
F
A
B
:(PWZ3905)
PE5032A
SWITCH BOARD ASSY
M
C
PD-F958/MYXQ,MVXQ
F
:(PWZ3908)
J703
DE010WE0
H
CN351
F
TO MAIN BOARD ASSY
PD-F958/MYXQ,MVXQ Types
AC220-230V
AC POWER CORD
POWER BOARD ASSY
I
(PWZ3901:PD-F958/MYXQ
F
PD-F958/MVXQ)
50Hz
MYXQ: PDG1003
MVXQ: PDG1055
D
(TO MAIN BOARD ASSY) CN11
F
P0WER TRANSFORMER
10
H
LF MFI F
M
1234
N
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4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM
4
PD-F958
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS:
1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic
diagrams.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic
diagrams is shown below.
Symbol in PCB
Diagrams
BCE
BCE
DGS
3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts
for several destination.
For further information for respective destinations, be sure
to check with the schematic diagram.
4. Viewpoint of PCB diagrams
Symbol in Schematic
Diagrams
BCE
BCEBCE
DGSDGS
BCE
CapacitorConnector
Part Name
Transistor
Transistor
with resistor
Field effect
transistor
Resistor array
3-terminal
regulator
SIDE A
A
B
H
F
CN401
P. C. BoardChip Part
HEAD PHONE BOARD ASSY
P
SIDE B
C
SIDE A
PNP1455-B
D
1
2
3
4
PDEABC
11
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