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David, In my humble?opinion, it appears that some kind of liquid ran in from the left side. Probably while it was standing on its right side. There is usually a diffuser?that is behind the LCD to

In my humble opinion, it appears that some kind of liquid ran in from the left side. Probably while it was standing on its right side. There is usually a diffuser that is behind the LCD to disperse

Thanks I will check that out. Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2023 11:32:43 PM To: ic7000@groups.io <ic7000@groups.io> Subject: Re:

I have never seen this distortion before but I’m thinking it’s most likely in the actual LCD. I’m going to guess that with round trip shipping, one hour of shop time and the part, you’ll be

There is no internal fuse for the 12 volts on the tuner connector. There is a surface mounted choke on the DDS unit that’s probably burned out. Depending on how bad it is, there might be some

I just purchased an ic-7000 from HamEstate.com. Everything seems to be working fine but the screen has some kind of distortion (highlighted). It wasn’t visible on their website. ?It’s just kind

I just purchased this Icom 7000 used and connected it to my Icom AT180 tuner. It was connected to my 7300 and worked fine. No tune on 7000 so I checked for 12 volts on the tuner plug but its zero

More info would help.? Can you make any adjustments?? Are you sure you have the audio input as specified in the TX setup -- correct connections and right signal level?? Have you verified your coax

Shorting plug in the REMOTE jack? Will it go into service mode without the plug? I've never tried it. Jul 21, 2023 2:24:07 PM Andrew ZS2PA <pride01@...>:

Any ideas guys?

Repair ships will service 7000 still. I just sent one in. There are two out of warranty repair ships listed on icom website.

Hi Al. ?I have been watching this thread. I have two IC7000's, one is my main rig in Cape May. As long as the rig has the proper output, I would not mess with it. I would say it would be ill-advised

Al, There is no alignment step associated with the power output indication on the bar graph. It might be loosely associated with the SWR detector alignment but I’m not sure. It would

Bottom line is that the radio is outputting full power on all bands. The only discrepancy is the in-radio meter display, which has never been touted as a “prec

A bit more info. After looking at the readings into the dummy load while the radio was mounted in the car, I then took it into the shack and powered it up using my SEC-1223 power supply. The results

Or there could be an issue with the power detector circuit.? Also, the TX Output Power adjustments are done at one frequency (10 MHz on the 7K for HF).? Actual TX power output can vary among bands

So, in the service menu transmitter power settings the radio expects to see the correctly adjusted power levels for 25, 50, 75 and 100% settings thereby "calibrating" the output power indication. This

I believe that the Power Output meter calibration is set when doing the TX Output Power adjustments for the HF, 6M, VHF and UHF bands at the Min, 25%, 50% and 100% power levels.? This sets the ALC

Hi Steve I didn't see the IC-7000 on the list of no longer serviced radios, so they might still be fixing them. When I sent mine to the the HF finals replaced (again) they replaced the ribbon

If its producing 100 watts at the load then it isn't a fuse issue. I've had the fuse issue before, and the power output vs indicated power out still went hand in hand, only at a lower