Hello!
Maybe someone can help.
I have Pioneer N-50 and the unit is not booting up,the power button led only blinking,display not working and another leds not working.
Please help!!!
Maybe someone can help.
I have Pioneer N-50 and the unit is not booting up,the power button led only blinking,display not working and another leds not working.
Please help!!!
It can be that one of the fuses is blown up.
Try to find a service manual in which some basic errors are described.
This is a chapter called "Diagnosis/Troubleshooting".
Check all internal cables as well.
Try to find a service manual in which some basic errors are described.
This is a chapter called "Diagnosis/Troubleshooting".
Check all internal cables as well.
It can be that one of the fuses is blown up.
Try to find a service manual in which some basic errors are described.
This is a chapter called "Diagnosis/Troubleshooting".
Check all internal cables as well.
Fuses is ok,cables is ok.
I checked some signals in STBY-pcb,the output must be 12v ,but in my unit it +15v.
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) alltime (on/off) is 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 1V "OFF" 0V
...but my N70A:
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) "ON" 2,3V ja "OFF" 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 3,28V ja "OFF" 0V
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) alltime (on/off) is 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 1V "OFF" 0V
...but my N70A:
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) "ON" 2,3V ja "OFF" 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 3,28V ja "OFF" 0V
I checked some signals in STBY-pcb,the output must be 12v ,but in my unit it +15v.
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) alltime (on/off) is 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 1V "OFF" 0V
...but my N70A:
pin-1 (ACRY/RYAC) "ON" 2,3V ja "OFF" 0V
pin-9 (ACWP) is "ON" 3,28V ja "OFF" 0V
Maybe someone can check this signals-voltages of own N-50 working unit?
Maybe someone can check this signals-voltages of own N-50 working unit?
Today I warmed up all components with hot airgun,after that the ACWP signal persist in ON position is 3v and OFF position 0v.
After one hour this ACWP still persist.
What more signals I need check?
Did you ever figure out this issue and fix it? If so, please let me know how you fixed it. I have the same problem on my N50. Thank you,
Same Issue
Wow, I can't believe I found this thread and it was just replied to back in February.
I too have the exact same issue with my Pioneer N-50. The unit seems well built and looks attractive so I would hate to throw it out.
Seems like it's stuck in Standby.
The blue LED is blinking on the power button after it's depressed. But if I unplug the unit while it's blinking and wait a few seconds, and then plug it back in, the little red "standby" light lights up and the blue LED on the power button is no longer blinking.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Wow, I can't believe I found this thread and it was just replied to back in February.
I too have the exact same issue with my Pioneer N-50. The unit seems well built and looks attractive so I would hate to throw it out.
Seems like it's stuck in Standby.
The blue LED is blinking on the power button after it's depressed. But if I unplug the unit while it's blinking and wait a few seconds, and then plug it back in, the little red "standby" light lights up and the blue LED on the power button is no longer blinking.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Same Exact Problem
Hey,
I've the same unit and the same exact problem, flip the on button and the blue "on" light just goes off and on, indefinitely (I left it on all night once just to see how long it would continue - it went all night.) Never powers up, just gives the blinking blue light. It HAS been a decent unit, and this just seems almost like it's trying to tell me something - however, there's nothing I can find in the manual, including "troubleshooting" that mentions this as a problem, much less provides a solution. Anybody know anything about this?
Hey,
I've the same unit and the same exact problem, flip the on button and the blue "on" light just goes off and on, indefinitely (I left it on all night once just to see how long it would continue - it went all night.) Never powers up, just gives the blinking blue light. It HAS been a decent unit, and this just seems almost like it's trying to tell me something - however, there's nothing I can find in the manual, including "troubleshooting" that mentions this as a problem, much less provides a solution. Anybody know anything about this?
Do you get around 380V DC across C203? CAREFUL!! Lethal Voltage!!! This is the starting point.... the standby voltage is derived from here.
R251 and R252 okay? ... i.e. NOT open circuit?
R220 okay? (NOT open)? How about R231 and R232??
R229 should be 10ohms (NOT open circuit)
ZD202 should have around 5V on it. This is your +5V for the whole unit. This Zener runs HOT.... and it is possible that a cold solder joint has developed around its eyelets. Look for the signs of burns on PCB. Without this +5V, your unit will never come ON.
Q201 closes the relay RLY201 when you turn the power ON.... and then you get your other voltages from the power transformer (linear power supply for +12V and a secondary +5DC rail.... see NOTE right below). This is what SHOULD happen when everything is okay. NOTE: there's another +5V, derived from a fricken Zener ZD251 (?) ... anyway... check the Zener and the surrounding PCB area for discolouration/signs of excessive heat dissipation. This is applicable only once the unit turns ON (it comes for a transformer)
So, check the above first (in bold).
..... the switching IC might be faulty..... IC201... or its Zener reference voltage (ZD210 and Z203 connected in series...) might be incorrect / not present.
R251 and R252 okay? ... i.e. NOT open circuit?
R220 okay? (NOT open)? How about R231 and R232??
R229 should be 10ohms (NOT open circuit)
ZD202 should have around 5V on it. This is your +5V for the whole unit. This Zener runs HOT.... and it is possible that a cold solder joint has developed around its eyelets. Look for the signs of burns on PCB. Without this +5V, your unit will never come ON.
Q201 closes the relay RLY201 when you turn the power ON.... and then you get your other voltages from the power transformer (linear power supply for +12V and a secondary +5DC rail.... see NOTE right below). This is what SHOULD happen when everything is okay. NOTE: there's another +5V, derived from a fricken Zener ZD251 (?) ... anyway... check the Zener and the surrounding PCB area for discolouration/signs of excessive heat dissipation. This is applicable only once the unit turns ON (it comes for a transformer)
So, check the above first (in bold).
..... the switching IC might be faulty..... IC201... or its Zener reference voltage (ZD210 and Z203 connected in series...) might be incorrect / not present.
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Hi,
unfortunately my N50 also died with this issue. Nothing more to find in the internet. Any news on that? Would be great to destribute if there is a hint what happend/can be repaired and how. Many thanks und best regards🙂
unfortunately my N50 also died with this issue. Nothing more to find in the internet. Any news on that? Would be great to destribute if there is a hint what happend/can be repaired and how. Many thanks und best regards🙂
Thank you. But, do you have a picture from where to start. I have the service manual but I'm not sure if I can find the mentioned parts.
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