ldfan wrote:
Don't turn the pots (at least for now).
Got it. I did mark the original spots with metallic markers so I could reset them to a "home" position.
As for belts... yeah, that makes the most sense. Of course, that's doubtlessly something I'm going to have to do as these both came from a smoking home; I did at least use a microfiber cloth to clean the eye somewhat. I mostly wanted to power test them to make sure it all worked and that the guy selling them was right, but these definitely need some decent TLC. Between this and the V510, the V101 has trouble even pushing the tray out of the door that flips down (I have to pull the door down to help it eject,) so that's likely the issue. Probably should replace the belts on the 510 when I have a chance as well since I got them as a pair.
ldfan wrote:
Lastly, the V101 is actually a re-badged CLD-V720 so that is why it's hard to find material on it. Pioneer was trying to help their Karaoke division by providing a budget industrial looking Karaoke machine for customers that didn't want to spend heaps of cash on their really industrial stuff.
Yeah, that makes sense. At the very least there's a service manual for the PAL model, the V202.