Hi

Can someone tell me the part number I need to order the flexible PCB that
runs from the front panel to the main PCB on a KEH-P8400R

I thought the part number was CNP-5444 but when it arrived, it was not the
correct item.

The section of the flexi-pcb that solders to the faceplate connector block
was correct, but the other end of the cable had 8 large conductors on it. My
radio requires 9 small conductors (the ninth is not connected).

I am loathe to buy the service manual just to get the part number for one
item!

Alternatively, if anyone needs a CNP-5444 flexi-PCB and has the right one in
stock - perhaps you might be willing to swap?


Thanks,

Steve

"Steve" ten.2ku@ekolbemag wrote in message
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Hi

Can someone tell me the part number I need to order the flexible PCB that
runs from the front panel to the main PCB on a KEH-P8400R

Sorry to reply to my own message!

Can no-one help me with this? I think the flexible cable breaking is
probably the most common fault on Pioneer car radios.

All I want it the part number

Thanks!

Steve

Hello Steve.
I have exactly the same problem. Did you finally find the part number?
If you did, could you please tell me it?
Thanks!


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"Emmanuel" wrote in message
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Hello Steve.
I have exactly the same problem. Did you finally find the part number?
If you did, could you please tell me it?
Thanks!

No,

I never found out the part number. What I ended up doing was soldering the
incorrect part I had ordered directly to the PCB.

To do this, I broke off the plastic socket which left the pins exposed. I
then soldered one pin to each of the conductors on the flexible cable.

Steve

Might be a bit late now, but when I replaced the cable in my dex-p88r, I
used a company called Sema (based in Slough or Reading I think) and I
got an exploded diagram with part numbers of them also.


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It's seme.co.uk if you contact them they can send you out an exploded
diagram and you can then tell them the part you need from that. The
flexible cord is CNP-4440 though it's difficult to solder it to the
connector. I ordered one a while ago, I'm sure it was about £17 which
is a bit over the top but it's a neccessary part so I had to pay. I had
to get a friend who works in electronics to solder it.
Hope this helps.


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