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MSS501 / PACE [Satellite reception system]
The EURAS repair tip database for professional technicians and service engineers
supplies the following faults for MSS501 / PACE.
List of fault symptoms:
- Horizontal lines (intermittently).
- Dead or clicking. (MSS501 tips)
- Whining sound.
- Picture drifts sideways then goes to black and white.
- Will not decode Video-Crypt transmissions; no OSD. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- Intermittently changes channels or volume.
- No decoder messages. On screen channel names float horizontally on screen.
- Muting does not function in timer mode from surround sound speakers.
- No satellite pictures.
- Dots in picture.
- Low contrast. No decoder messages or intermittent decoding. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- Display slow to appear. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- PSU doesn't start up. Ticking is audible.
- Low contrast. No decoder message. (picture attached)
- No on screen graphins. No decoding. (part of circuit diagram displayed)
- No sound on modulator or TV scart, normal sound on VCR scart.
- Sound distortion at decoder operation on scart socket AV1 and AV2, especially hearable as cracks and crackles via the connected speakers. (part of circuit diagram displayed) (MSS501 PACE repair tip)
- Poor horizontal synchronisation.
- Square pattern of white dots in columns and rows.
- Dead, just row of zeros. (+ extract of circuit diagram) (PACE - MSS501 information)
- No front panel display. (extract of circuit diagram attached)
- Not decoding when warm, no decoder messages. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- No function, twittering noise can be heard from the PSU.
- P flashes below decoder messages on screen.
- Power supply upgrade.
- No audio via modulator. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- Changes channels by itself every 20-30 secs.
- Remains in standby with zeros in display.
- Diagonal, dashed lines swirling across picture. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- SMPS FET S/C.
- Screen displays "motor overload" when positioner used. Receiver functions OK. (with circuit diagram extract)
- "Card invalid" message appears on screen.
- No decoder and channel idents jumps or jitters. (with circuit diagram extract)
- Intermittently no picture from TV scart socket. (extract of circuit diagram attached)
- No decoder messages. (with circuit diagram extract)
- No sound, picture OK but with high pitch whistle. (picture attached)
- Display is dim and sometimes completely fades away.
- No or dim display.
- No or weak VCR output. (with circuit diagram extract)
- Faint and distorted sound from both channels; fluorescent display flickers in time to the sound. (+ extract of circuit diagram) (PACE - MSS501 information)
- Clock is faulty.
- No or distorted audio from RF or scart. (with circuit diagram extract)
- PSU squealing or hissing.
- Decoder message is lost after 5-10 mins. (picture attached)
- Dark picture. Audio OK .
- No surround sound menus.
- Tripping. (with circuit diagram extract)
- Does not decode most encrypted sky channels.
- No colour.
- Does not REC picture from VCR SCART.
- Weak, rolling picture. (picture attached)
- Vertical white lines on decoded channels.
- Restore factory settings.
- Blue screen.
- Lines in picture.
- OSD rolling to left side.
- Distorted audio on centre channel with front and rear scratching sound. (with circuit diagram extract)
- Blue screen. "No signal" message. (with circuit diagram extract) (service info for PACE -MSS501)
- Narrow rolling lines in image, rolling slightly bevelled, intensity depends on programS. Also light 25Hz flickering in the whole image.
- Blank raster (intermittently).
- Dark picture.
- Colour is overcontrolled, hardly any brightness.
- Servicing receiver.
- Intermittently dead.
- Horizontal streaky picture on whole screen.
- Evenly spaced dots on picture.
- Vertical black bar moving continuously from right to left.
- "LNB SHORT" message on screen.
- Blank screen.
- UHF output stuck around channel 21 and does not tune.
- Only receives vertical channels. (extract of circuit diagram attached)
- Whistling from PSU.
- Fluorescent display shadows. (picture attached)
- No audio. (picture attached)
- Patterning on terrestrial TV.
- "No signal" in display after 30 mins from cold. No decoder messages. (with circuit diagram extract) (MSS501 tips)
- Picture slips sideways when receiver warm. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- Weak, crackling sound. (picture attached)
- Dead. after start-up.
- VTR recording failure, lines image flicker9ing, sound volume oscillates during PB of video tape. (+ extract of circuit diagram)
- Faulty front panel display.
- Poor contrast with dark picture and decoder inoperative. May have rolling picture.
- Power supply whistles with bad lines across screen.
- No picture from RF OUT. Picture from SCART OK
- No or weak picture from RF and TV scarts. (with circuit diagram extract) (MSS501 tips)
- Dead. Noise from PSU.
- Rolling interference lines in picture.
- Interference lines on picture. Audio possibly affected. (picture attached) (MSS501 tips)
- PSU ticking.
- Power supply whistles and no decoder messages. (MSS501 PACE repair tip)
- Dead. No display.
- Loss of sync on vertical channels. (extract of circuit diagram attached)
- Blue picture.
- No operation.
- Unreliable switching between H and V, especially if higher lead lengths. (part of circuit diagram displayed)
- Switches to standby. after warm-up.
- No sound or poor sound on modulator and TV scart, normal sound on VCR scart. (with circuit diagram extract) (MSS501 tips)
- Dead. Ticking noise. (extract of circuit diagram attached)
- PSU whistling or hissing. (with circuit diagram extract)
- No OSD.
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Additionally to repairtips or service information MSS501 is linked to 7 components (IC's and/or transformers) in the Tectra
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For MSS501 there are 5 compatible appliances known and can be listed.
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Last updated: 07. Oct 2008 04:57:39 MET, doccode ISO9002AS168EKA200805C EURASMOP
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