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Re: My Solution! Re: SONY Mavica C:13:01 ERROR (for MVC-CDxxx

Paula Posted Oct 09, 2004, in response to:MC-Escher

HELP!! Escher, Thank you. You're a God send! But I need just a little more help. I am having one little problem. Okay. . . I removed all the screws (no problems, great instructions)Now I'm afraid to remove the ribbon. It doesn't appear to be proper place to pull or snap out. I have wire and ribbon in the finder. I'm desperate. I spent way too much much money for this camera to tear it up now. I was pulling my hair out. Sony wanted to charge $198 plus tx to fix (no, to attempt to repair, no promises. If, if, if. . .) what appears to be a common problem with this CD1000. I'm a little angry about that. I have a Pentax 35mm that I purchased for 1/2 of what I paid for this and I've had it for 10 years and it still works like a dream and the picture are great. I love this Sony but I've had it for 2 years and now it won't even take pictures. Please give my a little assistance.

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    Hi, First thing.... Don't Panic! just take everything slow and think about what you're doing and it will be a snap. The ribbon cables (flex cable) are basically cables with exposed wire edge on one end.. They are basically pushed snugly into a white (black?) connector that is soldered onto the board. Basic removal is to grab the ribbon near the connector and very gently pull it out (needle nose can help get a constant force across the whole cable, but you should take care not to rip the ribbon.) here's a picture or two to show what the ends of that cable look like: http://www.aplusseller.com/pics/DellParts/Ribbon_Cable/CPiA/CPiA.JPG (Far left is what the ribbon looks like when it's removed from the socket) In some circuits, the cable is 'locked' into the connector by means of some tabs or something on the socket, but from my memory, none of the cables in the Mavica are this way. As for Molex: basically if there are two connectors (one on the circuit board and one on the wire side), you just gently pry these apart.. probably with a small screwdriver. Most of the molex connections in the camera are used when connecting independant wires (not a ribbon connector) to the circuit board... although thinking back, there may be one or two ribbon cables that have a connector on both sides. This should be pretty easy to see, as there will be two white (black? orange?) things. Here's a picture of a typical molex: http://www.robotroom.com/Tach2Connector.jpg in this case, you don't want to remove the individaul wires, but just unplug one connector from the other. Let me know if you need more info, and perhaps i can find some more detailed pictures!! Good Luck

    Comment 1, Last comment by Paula Oct 10, 2004



  


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