Renaud_
New Member
Hi,
This is my first post and I hope you are doing well, whoever reads this. Also, I'm from Québec (Canada) and my mother tongue isn't english so sorry for if I'm not using the best words or sentences to express my concerns.
I have a Pioneer SX-424 since many years now and I have some problems...
First, the front light is not working anymore, I saw a thread to change bulbs and fuses and will try this eventually. I'm reaching you all because it seems to also have a problem with the « Am / Mono / Fm / Phono / Aux » knob (switch). When I put it on phono (and sometimes even FM or AUX) the sound is not truly reaching the speakers... I have to push or hold the knob to make sure the connection is crisp. If a lift a little bit the knob then sound is super clear but as soon as I take my hand off and release it, the sound or « connection » is bad again...
I want to learn by myself how to repair this and since I will open the SX-424 to change the main light fuses and bulbs, I want to make sure that I only open it once to also repair the knob-connection-problem if necessary.
Don't know if I'm clear, I will send pictures of the lights off and also the knob when I push it up to establish a good connection...
Thank you very very much and I hope I'll have an answer.
R.
This is my first post and I hope you are doing well, whoever reads this. Also, I'm from Québec (Canada) and my mother tongue isn't english so sorry for if I'm not using the best words or sentences to express my concerns.
I have a Pioneer SX-424 since many years now and I have some problems...
First, the front light is not working anymore, I saw a thread to change bulbs and fuses and will try this eventually. I'm reaching you all because it seems to also have a problem with the « Am / Mono / Fm / Phono / Aux » knob (switch). When I put it on phono (and sometimes even FM or AUX) the sound is not truly reaching the speakers... I have to push or hold the knob to make sure the connection is crisp. If a lift a little bit the knob then sound is super clear but as soon as I take my hand off and release it, the sound or « connection » is bad again...
I want to learn by myself how to repair this and since I will open the SX-424 to change the main light fuses and bulbs, I want to make sure that I only open it once to also repair the knob-connection-problem if necessary.
Don't know if I'm clear, I will send pictures of the lights off and also the knob when I push it up to establish a good connection...
Thank you very very much and I hope I'll have an answer.
R.