Pioneer AVHP7500dvd I got a pioneer AVHP7500dvd from a friend where the screen and motor unit had driven out of the case. How can I get it back in? How can I get the motors to reverse? Is it possible? Thanks for your help!

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There are typically cam belts that become lose after some time that allow the deck to get stuck in a mode that locks the door closed such as play mode. Rotating the pulley that is driven by the motor will release the tape but that is just to release the tape- you need a new belt in the unit and some cleaning and lubrication to make it working again.

This turntable is a belt driven type. The belt wraps around the underside of the platter and the drive motor spindle. If the belt has slipped off, broken or is so old that it is slipping - the platter will not turn. Usually you can remove the rubber cover on the top of the platter to use access openings beneath to put the belt back on.

The turntable product brochure, owner's manual and related info is available from Pioneer, here.

I hope this helps!

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First of all there could be a problem with your slide in mechanism. This could be a factory defect or it could be that the person who installed the Avh P-5700 didnt install the deck sleeve in correctly. Alot of times we the installers face an issue trying to fit a head unit or slide in tv unit like yours with space, unfortunately some vehicles have a very tight or minimal slide in space for aftermarket radios or units like the AVH. The problem that we face is that when A unit like yours fits in forcefully due to space restrictions it will apply pressure on the units slide mechanism and the protection sensor will push the screen back out because it does not properly fit in , these units are so sophisticated that the slightest pressure will make the screen slide back out or not accept the screen in at all. Try to readjust your sleeve and the space around the sleeve if not my friend you have to get custom, which could be an issue if you dont have the skill to perform these tasks.

Good luck my friend,

Lex...

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this is a problem that is caused by the ribbon cable that connects the two faces going bad - you can find repair kits for this unit on ebay.. just search DEH-P840MP and you will find "ribbon kits" or repair kits. They are usually about 15 dollars.

Pioneer AVIC-D1 Touch Screen Recalibration

If your pioneer AVIC car navigation unit does not register your touches or the wrong button is “pressed”, you need to re-calibrate your screen’s digitizer.

1-Hold the Eject button down until the face of the unit drops all the way
2-Using a pen hold down the reset button (just above the joystick) and the navigation disc eject simultaneously.
3-Release the reset button.
4-Release the dvd eject button next. The display will read “press reset”
5-Push the joystick up two times.
6-Push the joystick down twice.
7-Press the joystick in.
8-The service menu will appear after a short pause. You can navigate the service menu using the joystick.
9-Chose the first menu option and press in on the joystick.
10-Trace the screen with a stylus.
11-"P.ADJ" is the back button
12-Chose the second menu item in order to calibrate the touch screen. Use a stylus again and tap the "+" sign on the screen. (You may have to touch slightly off center if the digitizer is damaged. In which case things will still be off but it will be much better.)

i think it is a belt driver table. you can find a replacement belt maybe. but if it is servo controlled motor driven then adjustments to sped setting has to be done.

Open it again and check the ribbon cable for cracks, the one that get drag in and out every time it open and close. Because it is a defect for Pioneer too, and Pioneer would replace it free. Goodluck.

Your problem is a common one. The spindle motor is going bad or is bad, and/or you need to clean the laser lens. The only way to fix this would be to take out the unit and hook it up to a test harness. If you do not have a test harness you will need to seek out an authorized repair depot to do this for you. good Luck Ps Please dont forget to rate this thread.