Zoom H1 Handy Recorder Line-In Port Replacement

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Zoom H1 Handy Recorder Line-In Port Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Difficult

Schritte

8

Zeitaufwand

30 Minuten - 1 Stunde

Einleitung

If your Zoom H1 Handy Record is no longer able to work with an external microphone, use this guide to replace the line-in port. The line-in port allows for an external microphone to be used during the recording of audio.

Before using this guide make sure the plug and wire attached to the microphone are not damaged and there is no debris in the port. Doing a test with a known good microphone is recommended to verify the issue is with the line-in port

Steps 5-8 will require you to ++Desolder and Solder++the line-in port.

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    • Flip device over so the display is facing down.

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    • Remove the battery cover by pressing down on battery cover and sliding it to the right.

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    • Remove the two 10 mm Phillips #00 screws located below the microphones on the back cover.

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    • Remove the back cover (using a plastic removal tool around the edges if needed).

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    • De-solder and remove the heat shield.

    • Be careful while removing this shield, since the copper sheet is very easy to rip.

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    • De-solder the line in port from its soldering points.

    • These points are located beneath the black shielding on the left side of the blue circuit board.

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    • Replace Line-in port and re-solder at points specified in Step 6.

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    • Reattach and re-solder the heat shielding back into place.

    • Again, be careful when soldering as it is very easy to melt through the heat shield and copper sheet beneath.

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Tinte & Feder

Alex

Mitglied seit: 28/10/13

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3 Kommentare

Do you know what and where I can get the replacement part at all…?

phily2k1clegg -

There are actually three fixing screws which must be unscrewed before the back can be removed, the third one is under the serial number label.

To actually change the audio socket the top PCB with the sockets has to be removed from the unit, it has the microphones soldered to the top edge and the speaker soldered to the bottom with short, delicate wires, it can be pulled out to one side without de-soldering anything by pulling the right (looking from the back) microphone off it’s supporting lug.

The top board is connected to the bottom board by a miniature plug and socket attached to both boards which can just be pulled apart.

sdsl -

Hello. My zoom h1 had fallen to the carpet. And the usb dc 5v usb socket had started to move and it is not doing its job. It is not working when i want to use the electric cable. Is fixing possible myself or another person?

cankarkin -