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Re: Tech. needed for Pioneer SX 1010

Sam
I just noticed your post..You have a shorted driver transsistor and it took out the resistor or resistors and burnt the board a bit.The reason the lights flickerd is because its sharing the 24vdc source with the panel lights and you may have a shorted outputs in one channel but probably not..Im in Michigan but if you want to email me at merccougar89@yahoo.com I can help you out.
Mike

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