It worked for me. But I used a regular soldering iron and that was such a pain. I do recommend using whatever is used in the video, it's way more effective. Thank you sir.
Congratulations for your video, I have one question, why you replaced the BA00AS (low drop-out variable output voltage regulator) with the 08CCOW (low drop-out fixed 8 volts output voltage regulator)? If Ι am not wrong the BA00AS is adjusted through the smd resistors 133( = 13KΩ) and 222 (2.2KΩ) for about 8,625 Volts and is also available from internet shops. Thank you in advance.
IIRC I had difficulty sourcing the Variable Output version, so I replaced it with the 8v fixed output. The package type, specs and pinout are identical except pin 5 which on the 00 is used to for voltage adjustment and on the 08 is left unconnected. This means that the voltage set resistors on the PCB are ignored by the fixed output regulator.
Ti ringrazio tanto per questo video, grazie a te sono salvo, era da circa 3 anni che l'autoradio di mia moglie era rotta, grazie al tuo aiuto e con pochi euro l'ho finalmente sistemata, e mia moglie non mi stresserà più... Per ora😂🤣😜
So I'm giving the repair a go... First time for me with a circuit board so pardon my french, when unsoldering the piece one of the four metallic things came off the board (the one closest to what looks like a small battery) is this very bad? Or can I just replace it in its spot and carry on? Thank you for your wisdom!
@@alexanderfrederiks8481 Brilliant. Yup, its an easy enough job. I think the only thing I'd say is for anyone doing this to make sure that the metal tab is soldered down properly to the PCB as thats how it dissipates heat. Thats why I like using hot air for that kind of thing, it melts the solder evenly right onto the Tab and the Copper PCB pad. But a decent soldering iron and flux will do a good job too. Glad you fixed it and stoked you found my video useful.
Hello, i did the regulator replacement, and worked like a charm! After a while the car stereo is randomly rebooting with a sort of choke and 20 seconds of apparent death, the other sympthom is display backlight dimming half/weak/zero/full again in a random way. I don't think is correlated with the IC502 fix, it happens in all modes (CD,AUX)...do you have any clue? Thanks in advance
Hello my radio and cd not working ? Did I have to change the some circuit board ? My number of the circuit is different from your / BA00AS/1A 80 ! It is important. It is Honda jazz 2002
Quindi praticamente che pezzo bisogna acquistare e di quali strumenti servirsi? Sono ignorante in materia, cosa devo cercare su google per eseguire la riparazione? Grazie
My radio doesn't work but the cd player does, however there's no static noise even at maximum volume and it's stuck on one radio station and it's impossible to change station. Do you think it could be the same problem?
I have a Jazz of 2002, and radio stopped first, now the CD plagerig as well. The only ring wicht still works is cd eject and lading. It shows the track and without actualky storting the screens goes blank. Samen problem? What do you think?
For this job I used a JBC CD-2SE station. This has the T210 handpiece and comes with a couple of tips. I have linked it below : kaisertech.co.uk/jbc-cd-2se-precision-soldering-station
Hi, I have the same radio. Mine works but as the interior of the car get hotter the buttons stop working. For some reason button number 1 is the last to go. They progressively stop working from right to left across the dash. Have you heard of this fault?
Next things to fail will be the electrolytic capacitors around that component - they don't take being heated very well, it's fortunate that none of them popped whilst you were heating them. Should have either shielded them, or else heated from the underside of the board if there was nothing in the way...
Just done mine - I can confirm there're no components/plastics underneath the board in that area, so I used hot air from underneath. Worked nicely... Thanks for your video, saved me some head scratching and time 🙂
Thank you for your comment, that will definitely help other people doing this repair. I did keep an eye on the caps (i looking for signs of the plastic wrapper on them burning and they seemed okay and weren’t bulging by the end so so all good, radio still working.
The radio is still working great for my sister. The part I used is electrically identical to the original part except that it I think it was adjustable instead of fixed voltage.
@@jurajsmutny8171 It could be it was overheated when fitted maybe. No one else has reported this issue on this video's comments so sounds like its an unusual occurrence.
I can't believe it actually bloody worked!!! Thankyou very much, my jazz will never die!!!
You’re very welcome. Glad it all works now.
It worked for me. But I used a regular soldering iron and that was such a pain. I do recommend using whatever is used in the video, it's way more effective. Thank you sir.
Yeah hot air makes this job a lot easier. I use the Quick 861DW station for this kind of rework. Thank you for your comment 🙂
Great man! That’s just what happens to the car of my sons! Thanks a lot. Great job!!!
Congratulations for your video, I have one question, why you replaced the BA00AS (low drop-out variable output voltage regulator) with the 08CCOW (low drop-out fixed 8 volts output voltage regulator)?
If Ι am not wrong the BA00AS is adjusted through the smd resistors 133( = 13KΩ) and 222 (2.2KΩ) for about 8,625 Volts and is also available from internet shops.
Thank you in advance.
IIRC I had difficulty sourcing the Variable Output version, so I replaced it with the 8v fixed output. The package type, specs and pinout are identical except pin 5 which on the 00 is used to for voltage adjustment and on the 08 is left unconnected. This means that the voltage set resistors on the PCB are ignored by the fixed output regulator.
Ti ringrazio tanto per questo video, grazie a te sono salvo, era da circa 3 anni che l'autoradio di mia moglie era rotta, grazie al tuo aiuto e con pochi euro l'ho finalmente sistemata, e mia moglie non mi stresserà più... Per ora😂🤣😜
It was a great video and explanation! Than you!
So I'm giving the repair a go... First time for me with a circuit board so pardon my french, when unsoldering the piece one of the four metallic things came off the board (the one closest to what looks like a small battery) is this very bad? Or can I just replace it in its spot and carry on? Thank you for your wisdom!
Thanks very much great video
Hello! Thanks for the video. You only use heat to fix the new one?
Thanks, I am going to try this as soon as the spare (ROHM BA08CC0WFP-E2) arrives.
Alexander Frederiks Excellent! It’s not a difficult repair and saves it going into landfill and you having to buy another one.
@@the_equalizor Replaced it today, radio works great again ! Its actually a easy fix if you can handle a soldering iron. Thanks for the vid.
@@alexanderfrederiks8481 Brilliant. Yup, its an easy enough job. I think the only thing I'd say is for anyone doing this to make sure that the metal tab is soldered down properly to the PCB as thats how it dissipates heat. Thats why I like using hot air for that kind of thing, it melts the solder evenly right onto the Tab and the Copper PCB pad. But a decent soldering iron and flux will do a good job too. Glad you fixed it and stoked you found my video useful.
Hello, thank you it worked fine! But now the CD button is not working, as well as some others, do you know to what it can be due? Thanks!!
Hello, i did the regulator replacement, and worked like a charm! After a while the car stereo is randomly rebooting with a sort of choke and 20 seconds of apparent death, the other sympthom is display backlight dimming half/weak/zero/full again in a random way. I don't think is correlated with the IC502 fix, it happens in all modes (CD,AUX)...do you have any clue? Thanks in advance
I have this issue too, screen goes very dark flickers and currently it's just really dark.
@@trikstamanq may be faulty regulator or some issue in pcb?
@@dedoguitarman possibly, gonna take it out and get it scanned to see if there's a short anywhere on the PCB
@@trikstamanq did you buy it on AliExpress?
Thank you Sire! Very Very thanks!
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I just ordered the piece. Wish me luck.
Good luck! It’s a nice easy repair though so I’m sure you’ll do just fine.
Hello my radio and cd not working ? Did I have to change the some circuit board ? My number of the circuit is different from your / BA00AS/1A 80 ! It is important. It is Honda jazz 2002
Thankyou for this video! What kind of liquids are you using?
Just Kingbo RMA-218 flux to assist with soldering/hot air work, and isopropyl alcohol for cleanup.
Quindi praticamente che pezzo bisogna acquistare e di quali strumenti servirsi? Sono ignorante in materia, cosa devo cercare su google per eseguire la riparazione?
Grazie
My radio doesn't work but the cd player does, however there's no static noise even at maximum volume and it's stuck on one radio station and it's impossible to change station. Do you think it could be the same problem?
Sia D Yes, that’s exactly how the issue presents, CD player works fine, radio doesn’t.
Ok will give it a go then, thanks. 👍🏻
The same radio that I have, it turns on all of a sudden and all of a sudden it doesn't work, possible solution, please
I have a Jazz of 2002, and radio stopped first, now the CD plagerig as well. The only ring wicht still works is cd eject and lading. It shows the track and without actualky storting the screens goes blank. Samen problem? What do you think?
Sorry for autocorrect..
looking to buy soldering station.
which one you use please?
For this job I used a JBC CD-2SE station. This has the T210 handpiece and comes with a couple of tips. I have linked it below :
kaisertech.co.uk/jbc-cd-2se-precision-soldering-station
The same just happened to my car, where you based?
Hi, I have the same radio. Mine works but as the interior of the car get hotter the buttons stop working. For some reason button number 1 is the last to go. They progressively stop working from right to left across the dash. Have you heard of this fault?
This could easily be the regulator overheating, so for the cost of doing it, I'd recommend just replacing it anyway.
Next things to fail will be the electrolytic capacitors around that component - they don't take being heated very well, it's fortunate that none of them popped whilst you were heating them. Should have either shielded them, or else heated from the underside of the board if there was nothing in the way...
Just done mine - I can confirm there're no components/plastics underneath the board in that area, so I used hot air from underneath. Worked nicely... Thanks for your video, saved me some head scratching and time 🙂
Thank you for your comment, that will definitely help other people doing this repair. I did keep an eye on the caps (i looking for signs of the plastic wrapper on them burning and they seemed okay and weren’t bulging by the end so so all good, radio still working.
@@the_equalizor Thanks for your reply - happy to say mine too, so all good :-)
Hi thank you for video. My radio is no sound. İ have a New BA00AS. Why you use 08CC0W. İ should use BA00AS or not should use
I used the 08 as it was what was easiest to get hold of at the time. Either regulator will work just as well.
thanks , but was is the serial number of this regulator? or how can i buy it?
It’s a Rohm BA00AS LDO variable voltage version, or you can also use the fixed 8v out version too. It has the same pin out and footprint.
Hello , pls does it still works with your replacement ? Because one guy replaced it with BA00S and it worked only for half year
The radio is still working great for my sister. The part I used is electrically identical to the original part except that it I think it was adjustable instead of fixed voltage.
@@the_equalizor ok than I am glad :) Maybye that guy has also othrr issue or wrong repaired when worsk only half year ;)
@@jurajsmutny8171 It could be it was overheated when fitted maybe. No one else has reported this issue on this video's comments so sounds like its an unusual occurrence.
I have a radio the same as once it works and once it is not working it can fix the problem
Where are you based in UK? Would actually pay you to fix my radio.
I'm in the South East but any half decent repair shop would be able to do this for you, :-)
hi wot temp did you have the air set to . thanks in advanced
My temp is pretty much always set to 350c.
@@the_equalizor ta . managed to do it with a flux and a normal soldering iron
😊
Honda Jazz Radio Sound 2004 problem No sound
Where did you guys get the little dodar from? Please.
If you mean the Rohm Regulator, I got mine from eBay UK.
@@the_equalizor I did indeed part number is BA08CC0WFP-E2
Incase anyone needs it