97'scort

I'm trying to sell my old DEH-8MP to raise funds for a new DEH-P800PRS, but it's suffering from the standard "Pioneer eject" problem, ie: the belts all work fine, but the CD won't eject because it's not touching the belts. If you use another CD to push down on the CD in the tray, it comes out fine.

There is no Pioneer service center in my area, so I need to fix this myself. Anybody have a general clue what to do before I go diving in? I can't sell the damn thing if it's broken.

kygreen

ouuu, i took a deck apart that had a moterized face plate that got all ****ed up and well there was shitloads o parts my sugestion is to sort all the tiny little screws as you go , and m not to sure how your going to adjust the eject belts i think they are installed in a fixed spot and thats that??

97'scort

Um...ok. Not a very informative post.

I know my way around electronics, I've soldered plenty of circuit boards in my day. Just looking to see if anybody has fixed this themselves and can give me a heads up.

97'scort

Holy crap, I actually found a DIY for this in the oddest place: a typewriter museum page:

Selectric Typewriter Museum-Pioneer DEH-P4500MP Car Stereo CD MP3 player head unit disassembly repair take apart eject stuck failure problem clean roller

I'm going to give it a shot next week and see what happens. I'll maybe re-host the page on my server so it's not lost