water damaged pioneer carrozzeria

[blakdrag]

someone gave me a pioneer carrozzeria car stereo but according to owner it's water damaged totally submerged in a fllod with his car.is there a possibility that this stereo goes back to work?someone pls.help

 

[sesebe]

The answare is YES, but usualy it is to expensive and complicated to repair and one new it is maybe cheaper.

 

[blakdrag]

ok thanks sesebe.im just thinking if somebody can help me i'll just repair it out of curiosity or for experience specially if im doing nothing.thanks a lot for the reply

 

[Perry Babin]

Good quality photos of both sides of the board would be required to see the extent of the damage.

 

[blakdrag]

i'll send to you later photos of board sides.i'll disassemble the unit first.tnx anyway.

 

[TheBaronGroog]

Odd/interesting fact for you carrozzeria is apparently how the Japanese understand us when we say "Car Stereo"

 

[Mcgilvrey007]

OMG, thats terrible. I know they sell replacement parts for the P99RS which is very similar.

Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. Parts & Accessories Online - Model DEX-P99RS

 

[Brain Fried]

Here one Go Here> Pioneer Premier carrozzeria DEX-P01(DEX-P9) | eBay

 

[TheBaronGroog]

Good deal^ Great stereo. Though not neccessarily the unit the guy has-they make loads of carrozzeria branded units..

 

[kevinkr]

Odd/interesting fact for you carrozzeria is apparently how the Japanese understand us when we say "Car Stereo"

Interesting, but I'm not so sure about that - more likely a reference to the Italian term for an automotive body shop - I recall the term applied to prestigious design houses like Pininfarina and others. (Spent some time in Italy as a kid, but my Italian is more than a bit rusty.)

I googled carrozzeria pininfarina and this is where it took me: Pininfarina

 

[pergo]

"Carrozzeria" is the car body, yeah 😉

 

[TheBaronGroog]

Interesting, but I'm not so sure about that - more likely a reference to the Italian term for an automotive body shop - I recall the term applied to prestigious design houses like Pininfarina and others. (Spent some time in Italy as a kid, but my Italian is more than a bit rusty.)

I googled carrozzeria pininfarina and this is where it took me: Pininfarina

Ciao, Io diche una pocco di Italiano (can't write it for toffee though, only spent 3 months there as a teen)

I must admit my "fact" was read on another forum-though did seem to be from a reputible guy🙂

 

[ric-paul]

I regularly rinse boards that have been submerged in water with demineralized water.😱

Difference is that I only need it to work for 5 minutes after I get it going again, and I guess you're aiming for a little longer...😀

I hook it up right away when it is still wet, but putting it in an oven at 70ºC for a few hours, may get rid of the water a lot better. Most components shouldn't have too much issues with this temperature.

If something (components) shorted out due to the water, then that is a different story...