Yo ummmmm i have a premier pioneer deh-p590ib and it just stopped playing music.......the deck works normal, like it turns on plays song and such but nothing comes out of the speakers except a pop noise when i turn the stereo on.

If you are using the internal amplifier of the radio your problem is the amp IC blown. I can give you the part number of it if you plan on replacing the IC yourself. If you do not have a soldering iron, solder, and solder wick (to remove solder from the bad IC), you would not be able to do this.

If you are using external amplifiers you have a common problem that is also going to require that you replace a component that is also soldered onto the circuit board.That component is a surface mounted fuse for the RCA outputs of the radio. It is not the normal type of fuse that is like a glass fuse or blade fuse inline on the wiring. This would be a fuse that is very small and right on the circuit board.

This solution is valid if I understand your problem properly, that your radio has no audio output from the tuner or the CD player at any time and only a popping noise when it is turned on.

I repair these type of electronics for a living. I work at an authorized Pioneer service center. So I do know what I am talking about. If you require any further help just let me know, reply to this post and I will get back to you as soon as I can. If you have a multimeter to check voltages II can even guide you thru troubleshooting the exact problem so you will not be just guessing at which of these two problems it may be.

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Thanks,
Dave