Re: [IRCA] Seek receiver repair help
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Re: [IRCA] Seek receiver repair help



Thanks Rob -- of every Sony 2010 ever made (and the EURO 2001...) virtually
all of them have suffered from this design flaw -- even mine... and I have
fixed many of them -
We should thank our lucky stars that the best things about the Sony 2010
are its robust build quality and reliable circuitry.
They have served us so well for so many years.


On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Rob Keeney <rkeeneybbq@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> This came from a Google group about 10 yrs ago.
>
> With apologies to Larry Magne and the staff at PASSPORT from which
> this is plagiarized:
>
> * Tools: needle-nosed pliers, #2 Phillips screwdriver. Optional:
> straight ETHYL alcohol, Q-Tip, WHITE (NOT red which will cause
> corrosion) eraser.
>
> 1) Remove all batteries and AC adapter
>
> 2) Remove seven (7) Phillips screws from back panel, where they are
> marked by arrows - one in the battery cavity, one in each lower
> corner, and four at the top (including three under the antenna shaft
> which needs to be angled up).
>
> 3) Lift off the back, placing the speaker to the right. Blow out any
> dust.
>
> 4) Optional: Near the DC jack, where the AC adapter plugs in, is a
> small circuit board whioh is marked BATT+. Using the WHITE eraser,
> burnish the 10mm solder blob above BATT+. (Make sure eraser is, and
> stays, clean.) Blow away eraser dust and wipe blob with a clean cloth.
>
> 5) Stretch the AA battery spring SLIGHTLY with needle-nosed pliers. BE
> CAREFUL and DO NOT BREAK the plastic base.
>
> 6) Hold the back panel, inside facing you, with the antenna mount in
> the upper left corner. Near the lower left corner is a stainless-steel
> D cell battery tab; it has a pointed tip with a small hole and points
> up slightly. Use the pliers to bend that tip to the right about 3 mm.
>
> 7) Hold the lowest coil of the D battery spring firmly in place with
> your finger and use the pliers to stretch the spring SLIGHTLY.
>
> 8) Optional: Dip one end of the Q-Tip into the straight ETHYL alcohol,
> wipe off the excess, and then wipe the positive and negative
> battery-holder contacts (two springs and two tabs) for the AA and the
> D cells. Immediately burnish those same ends with the dry end of the
> Q-Tip.
>
> 9) Replace the back panel, placing the short screw in the D battery
> cavity.
>
> 10) Error 3 should be gone. If not, repeat procedure but at step 6
> tweak the pointed tip only and additional 1 or 2 mm.
>
> * Time: about 10 or 20 minutes.
>
> The above is out of the 2002 edition of PASSPORT. Hope it helps you.
>
>
> RobSC
>
> Rob Keeney
> Summerville SC
>
>
> On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 10:35 AM, <KH2AR@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > It appears my venerable old Sony ICF-2010 has ... at least for now ...
> > given up the ghost. I'm not ready to give up on it however. Does anyone
> > know of a good tech who I might contact for help with
> repairs/restoration?
> > Thanks for any suggestions.
> >
> > 73 - Jim - KH2AR/W4
> > Memphis, TN
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