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 Post subject: Re: Mitsubishi M-V8000 won't read side B
PostPosted: 15 Nov 2011, 03:07 
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Yes, you are definitely missing the holding clip part of the connector. Make sure you don't have a twist in the cable and that pin1 is in the 1 connector position. The way the pins were bent there could have been a short and a on-board fuse could be blown. Hard to say what happened. Gathering all other connectors are properly in place?
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 Post subject: Re: Mitsubishi M-V8000 won't read side B
PostPosted: 16 Nov 2011, 03:07 
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krbahr wrote:
Yes, you are definitely missing the holding clip part of the connector. Make sure you don't have a twist in the cable and that pin1 is in the 1 connector position. The way the pins were bent there could have been a short and a on-board fuse could be blown. Hard to say what happened. Gathering all other connectors are properly in place?

Yeah, I checked all the other connectors and they were all firmly in place.

I'm able to get the player to open consistently, and a few times I got the screen to display normal figures. The only problem is that without something to hold it in place, the connector falls out. I was searching for "13 pin ribbon cable connectors" so I could just take the holding clip part off of it and use it on the player, but I can't seem to find any.
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 Post subject: Re: Mitsubishi M-V8000 won't read side B
PostPosted: 17 Nov 2011, 02:03 
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If you can solder just take out the connection and solder the cable directly in the board. It is connectorized to allow swapping out boards easily.
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