Pioneer cdj pitch control

There is a fine adjust on the pitch control circuit board, however if it is staying at Zero at the extremes then it's time for a new pitch control :(

by fader do u mean pitch? and do u have it on key /beat lock. theres settings your have to tinker with for them to wok.

Hi, Possibly pitch slider at fault but would need to be inspect to be 100% sure. if you havent got your player repaired and you live in the uk then you can try this site. www.audiovisualservices.info
Hope this has helped you.

Thanks.

The pitch faders do fail but usually they just become erratic rather than give up completely.
I think the most likley problem is a crack on the pitch circuit board or problems caused but liquid spilt into the pitch fader.

i had a similar problem i used a can of compressed air and sprayed the dust out from pitch control and it worked. the dust builds up static and interferes with signal> hope it helps

Chances are the pitch slider is worn and needs replacement, look here :-
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PIONEER-CDJ800-CDJ100-CDJ-200-350-400-900-PITCH-FADER-/300439884467?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Mixers&hash=item45f39cd2b3

To keep your levels down keep the TRIM don which is the gray knob. Also keep the hi, mid, and low knobs at the medium level. The control cables are for using the fader start function.

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It's possible that you can remedy the problem by cleaning the controls. Being as how they are analog controls and facing directly upward they get dust and dirt in them quite easily. Use a cleaner that is designed for slide controls, one with a silicone lubricant, not one that's straight alcohol as the control will get stiff and not move smoothly.
If cleaning does not do the trick then yes, you'll have to replace it.

You can buy a contact cleaner spray and spray inside the fader while moving the fader from -10 to +10. If the problem is dust or dirt this will fix it. If the problem presists, then go ahead and get a fader replacement.It's easy to replace ;-) Regards. DiMiS Greece.