SHARP GF-9191 VU METER ADJUSTMENT

[@hifi.david.]

Is it possible to replace these if u buy the part?

[@OldSchoolElectronics]

Getting them from a donor unit is easier, since you have to match the size and electrical characteristics. Normally these don't go bad; they can get stuck though.

[@hifi.david.]

@@OldSchoolElectronics But is it possible to replace them as the boombox i brought has faded ones and i want to replace them.

[@OldSchoolElectronics]

I have been travelling, don't always have Internet while travelling, and am not on KZbin everyday (might take me a few days to answer). But to get your question; my best advice would be to get ones from a donor unit. Since you have a 9191, you could also use VU meters from a 9090. And what do you mean by fading?

[@hifi.david.]

Old School The 9090 I brought from has been in the sun so It was faded so I have brought a replacement original but I’m just asking if it easy or hard to replace?

[@OldSchoolElectronics]

Ah ok; you do have the proper part. No, it is not hard if you take your time and are careful. I don't remember the exact procedure, but I have did it before. Get the service manual for the GF-9191 since the GF-9090 service manual is not available for free I think. You can get it from other places on the web and here: elektrotanya.com/Sharp_GF-9191H_E_HB.pdf/download.html

[@dennyfarrell4388]

good try. Some advice have a script before you start. practice so you do not sound like you are reading. Best of luck. all and all good advice. TheVoiceBank.com

[@OldSchoolElectronics]

Good idea with the script! Thanks!