Hi All, A little bit of a followup on this one. Pioneer says it is convergence IC''s causing the problems. They recommend upgrading the IC's from STK392-110 to STK392-180 and replace the power supply to repair this unit. Seems to be a problem in them I suspect although I don't see many here. Ignorance is bliss they say.... Pioneer tech support can reached at 1-770-475-5241. Parts at 1-800-228-7221. Customer service at 1-800-421-1404. Corporate at 1-310-952-2000. You never can tell when you might have to complain. :). Writing these numbers down may save someone the time I spent trying to repair this one. And since no one responded to my two previous posts in any fashion, I'll assume most here don't see many Pioneer PTV's... HTH, Lindsey Lindsey Altman At Home Service Company 440 Cedar Ave. Claxton, Ga. 30417 athomeservice@xxxxxxxxxxxxx labeauxman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (912)739-1019 OK, That went well the first time around. Maybe the second time is the charm, who knows? Who handles Pioneer parts? I would love to get a part # for D125 and 126 in this unit if someone happens to have a schematic out there. I'd also like someone with any experience with Pioneer PTV's to email me any experience info in them. Thanks, Lindsey In a message dated 10/5/2004 3:09:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, Labeauxman writes: 10/5/2004 3:09:19 PM Eastern Standard Time Hi All, This one is still at the customers home. After an initial once over I found fuse/FU106 open and D125 shorted. I need a part number for D125 and 126. Thought I'd replace them both while I'm doing it. Not having a print or any experience with pioneer in years I was wondering if I should also be looking at something else in this unit? The HOT is good. shoot gunning the unit only turned up the shorted diode and open fuse. Any ideas appreciated. Thanks, Lindsey ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lost Password: http://www.tech-assist.org and select "Login Problems?". Email Archives: //www.freelists.org/archives/techassist/