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Old 26th February 2007, 01:32 PM   #1
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Default Philips Cd 304 MK II Decoder problem

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my philips cd 304 Mk II fault, I have discover a problem but didn't found a data sheet of SAA 7220P/A and M4804A

can you help me
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Default Re: Philips Cd 304 MK II Decoder problem

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Hello,


my philips cd 304 Mk II fault, I have discover a problem but didn't found a data sheet of SAA 7220P/A and M4804A

can you help me

http://www.alldatasheet.com/view.jsp...hword=SAA7220P



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Is the same of M4804A


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Weak point of a lot of old Philips players: ground plane has bad connection from sub to upper layer. Check for dry solder joints.
I had three (!) faults in a gnd signal to the arm servo of my CD304mk2.

In datasheet the through-pcb gnd spots are identified as a circle with a cross in it. They are a sort of prehistoric fabricated multi-layer pcb. The copper bushing is not allways connecting, best is to drill those spots out and fit a copperwire in them, and solder new.
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