Question about Numark CDN95 2-Disc CD Player
I am trying to replace the pitch control on my Numark CDN-95 but it is a little difficult beacuse it has 4 pins on each side that has to be desoldered but by the time you get one move to the other, the first one gets back hard and there are 4 of them. I tried cutting the excess leads off but it is still not moving. Can anyone suggest anything that I could do? I would really appreciate it. I am thinking that I probably have to cut all the pins from the other side removing the slider and that way I could probably work on one at a time to get the left over debris out but not sure. Help. The other thing is that these pins are very small and close by each other and I am concerned about the resolder that I don't ground them off acidentally.
Try pulling the housing up with needle nose pliers on the one side. pull hard, and solder quick, this will help get them undone
Posted on Feb 27, 2009
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I tried what you said and I even got a desoldering iron with the vaccum but the damn thing still will not move. i sucked out evey bit of solder I could get and trying pull and pry it p at the same time still does not move it. It does look like the board will crack if I force it anymore. My soldering iron it self it not power full enough either so I thing this migt be contributing to the problem. I will get one that has an output of about 45 watts tomorrow and then I will try again. Thanks, man.
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