Cdj jog wheel does not feel smooth. it grinds

At a guess I would say it needs a new jog wheel pressure sheet. There is one for sale on ebay here.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PIONEER-JOG-PRESSURE-SENSOR-SHEET-SWITCH-CDJ-1000-MK2-MK3-CDJ-800-MK2-/151135419410?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Performance_DJ_Parts_Accessories&hash=item23305f7c12

Download a copy of the CDJ1000 Mk3 service manual. This will tell you how to take the platter off. Once you do this clean the rollers with a silicon based cleaning fluid and cotton wool ear bud. I can't remember the proper name but i'm sure you know what I mean. I've done this before and they are like new after.

should be an adjust somewhere on it

One or more of the bearing wheels have become damaged underneath the jog wheel. You need to strip the unit down and remove the wheel to get access to find the broken / stuck wheels. Replace, or re-seat, and you should be back up and running. The jog wheel is a lot simpler than it looks, once you have it out. Just be careful of the sheet switch, which detects pressure on the wheel. They're very fragile and vulnerable!

ok well just clean the jog wheel watch the first step in this video. and then just clean the jog wheel with isopropyl alchohol and it will be good as newlet me know what happens from there. and if you need further assistance please feel free to let me know. Thanks, Midwest-tek

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I had the exact same problem. I was working a party when some drunk ******* spilled some beer in my coffin case, thus getting into the jog wheel and cue button. I continued to work with it for a few months but got pretty fed up and brought it to a pio dealer. They fixed it up quick and cheap, now it glides like my other mk3s. I'd say bring it in a get a quick quote.

More than likely the contact pad (aka Membrane pad) is probably damaged... or the flat cable which connects to the main processor, might be loose, or damaged.

You'll need to get this professionally checked out by a qualified technician. It's not an easy fix.

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There are very small wheels underneath the jog wheel, and these wheels are sitting on a plastic assembly, which has a tendency to break over time. More than likely, you'll have to have this repaired by an authorized service technician.


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sounds like the jogwheel sensor,if you havent had it repaired you can send it to us.

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