Question about Pioneer DEH-P3000 CD Player

Reconnecting Deh - P3000

I tried to connect this deck into my automobile, and had some problems. Everything powers up and display comes on, even accepts, plays, and ejects cd's. I have no sound out put from the speaker wires in the harness. The radio searches and tracks stations but again no sound at all? Checked all fuses and they are good, all wire connections are good just no sound out put from the wires. Is there an easy fix????? Thank you for your time

Robert Tracy Jul 18, 2007

It plays cd"s according to display but no sound out of wires.

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HI. search pioneer no sound on this board. i have already walked another guy through this... if everythng works but no sound is outputted.. 99 times out of 100 the audio output ic "chip" is bad. Its a common failure for pioneer cd players as well as others. The part is about $20 if you know where to look... if you decide to repair this yourself you will need to be very skilled with solder and desoldering braid... let me know

Posted on Sep 08, 2007

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