My CDJ1000 MK2 doesnt play in Vinyl Mode. The Vinyl light is on and if i move the platter manually the audio seem to be ok but it wont play by itself.what cud be the problem? and the solution?

Sounds like you need a new platter. Has the platter worked OK before or has it always been like this?
I suspect you might have to contact Crosley to see who supplies parts.

is anybody have solution for this? i have the same prob...

Does the unit play in vinyl mode if you turn the platter by hand?. If this the case the commom fault in the "sheet switch" which is under the platter and sensors the pressure when you press the platter.

The "sheet switch" and it is a circular plastic "sandwich" of multiple contacts and when constant pressure is put on it (i.e something is sat on it for a long time), it tends to stick together giving the effect you are pressing it when you're not.
The part will cost you about £30.00 + fitting - unless you are confident enough to do it yourself

email me if you would like to order one. [email protected]

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/methleykev

Mk1 ? Mk2 ? Mk3?

On mk2's zener diode (D1221 - surface mount on JFLB pcb) quite often goes short circuit and blows fuse / circuit protector IC106 - N10 400mA rating
http://www.technicsdjuk.com/

Does absolutely every other function / light / switch etc etc work ok?, If so then the 1st place I'd look would be the output phono connectors and the circuit board they are soldered to, I would be looking for dry joints and cracks where the sockets are mounted

http://www.technicsdjuk.com/

Here's a procedure for setting the tonearm...

Look up the recommended tracking force for your cartridge/stylus.

Unplug the power to the turntable and place it on a perfectly level surface.
Set the Tracking Force and AntiSkating to 0.
Using the tonearm elevation control, raise the tonearm.
Manually move the tonearm in toward the platter.
Manually rotate the platter Clockwise a few turns to disengage any cueing mechanisms.
Disengage the tonearm elevation control. The tonearm will either float or drop. This is why we have no power, just in case it hits the platter.
Adjust the counterweight until the tonearm floats exactly horizontal. Use the flat portion of the tonarm rest as a gauge.
Return the tonearm to its rest.
If you don't have a Stylus Tracking Force Gauge. Dial in the prescribed tracking force and a corresponding anti-skate reading. Play records.

This is a tough one. Sounds like physical damage. You'll need to take it to a service center for repair.


- OPTiC

Pioneer DJ Repair Videos
Pioneer DJ Repair
Pioneer DJ Parts
DJ Parts
DJ Equipment Sales
Audio Video Accessories

You can find the manual here - PIONEER MANUAL

- OPTiC
Repair Videos
Pioneer DJ Repair
DJ Equipment Sales
Pioneer Parts

possible faulty cable to main display or small crack or d/j on pcb.
if you havent got it repaired then you can send it to us.

thanks.


http://www.audiovisualservices.info/

Check that your voltage settings are set correctly. This is located underneath your turntable platter. If you remove the slipmat, you will see 2 holes on the metal platter. Rotate the platter till you see the voltage switch, located @ the 9'o'clock position. Make sure it's set to your correct settings (N.America = 115V / Euro = 220V). If not, you will need a flat head screw driver to switch it. Before you switch it, make sure your unit is off and unplugged. After you swich it, it should be ok.

If your still having issues with the speed and the pop-up light, then there is something seriously wrong, and will need to be checked by a technician. Sometimes a resistor or IC will go bad, causing the speed issue, but for the pop-up light - that's usually faulty wiring generally caused by an incorrect replacement.

Did you buy this new or used? Have you had this serviced recently?

- TWEAK AV LAB
The ORIGINAL TURNTABLE Technicians