Need to replace my D1 oem radio display bulbs. Does anyone have any idea on specs for these things or where to get them?
D1 OEM Radio Display Bulb
- Thread starter Chuckwagon976
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http://www.pacparts.com/part.cfm?part_no=CEL1229&mfg=Pioneer
I'm sure there are a billion alternative part #s. I'll dig around
Looks like someone has been in there before. All 3 should be the same
I'm sure there are a billion alternative part #s. I'll dig around
Looks like someone has been in there before. All 3 should be the same
German Gruner
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I used these to repair dashboard buttons too. 12v for radio/CD/cassette players. Available in electronic components/radio stores. You must keep this green cover if you didn't get coloured bulbs. green 3mm leds with 680 ohms can do the work, too, at stereo front. For dashboard buttons i didn't get success due to light focus direction.
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Couldn't find any more info in the Dweb search about this, but google that part number for the lamp and this thread also came up.
https://discoweb.org/showthread.php?t=42368
https://discoweb.org/showthread.php?t=42368
Those lamps are now NLA at pac parts. You guys have any more part numbers or options on where to get them?
German Gruner
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I made a serial -air connection, but better is to do as robertf suggests knowing circuitry
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how about the black rubber isolator at the base of the light on the right. No idea what they are actually called or if something can be found.
German Gruner
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In case LED's legs are provided with wider sections to stop at a high you can let them without this black holter.
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Ok Having issues with the lamps installed. If i check for polarity at the light ground(LGND) and at +B on the board with my multimeter, I can get all of the lamps to light up. Plug it into the radio, flip on the headlights and the display doesn't illuminate. What do I check next? Red arrows show where lamps leads attach to board. Don't know the ohms if the internal resistor yet.
Lamp Specs
-Size: T1 Round (waterclear) LED or 3mm Round (waterclear) LED
Brightness: 16,000-18,000MCD
-Emitting color: Green
-Wave lenght: 520-530nm
-Forward voltage:9V~12VDC Compatible.
-Forward current Typical: 15mA or below; Max: 20mA
-Viewing angle: 25-35 Degree-
Lamp Specs
-Size: T1 Round (waterclear) LED or 3mm Round (waterclear) LED
Brightness: 16,000-18,000MCD
-Emitting color: Green
-Wave lenght: 520-530nm
-Forward voltage:9V~12VDC Compatible.
-Forward current Typical: 15mA or below; Max: 20mA
-Viewing angle: 25-35 Degree-
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German Gruner
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Chuck, you check polarity with voltimeter with which electric source? Or are you using an ohmeter?
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Multimeter puts out enough power to light up the leds, I can check ohm range with my voltimeter.
German Gruner
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Take in mind that ohmeters do its source in the opposite direction that show color tips... This is... red is negative and black is positive. When you connect multimeter as voltmeter tips are correct, but you need an external source.
This often makes tecnicians to get confused. I'm afraid you will have to resold lamps inverted...
You can test it with one of them
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This often makes tecnicians to get confused. I'm afraid you will have to resold lamps inverted...
You can test it with one of them
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