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Hi , I am having an icom ic7000 fully intact but has relay vibration issue ,so any friends need for parts or repair it can send across, I can ship to any where fedex,dhl and ups can deliver ,shipping charges as actuals or as per your advice, the price is 400usd plus shipping charges,Radio+original mic will be send ,the pictures are attached here,contact me for more specific details, if some one wants to buy as group you can plan accordingly for your needed parts, 73 Prabhu

Hey everyone, I am new to this group and I am in the process of repairing a few IC-7000s. One was given to me by my grandfather and the other was my dad's that failed and was deemed irreparable due to parts being unavailable. Turns out my dad's IC-7000 was actually my grandfather's (KB4NZJ's). My grandfather passed away a few years ago and his IC-7000 became a donor radio to fix mine, but after finding out the history, I am determined to fix it. My radio had the dreaded click-click problem no turn on problem. My grandfather's, wouldn't turn on, I never tried it, but was listed with Bad Main Board, Bad Logic Board, and Bad DDS Module. My desire to fix it was originally to learn a new skill and do something nice for my dad, but after finding out the story behind the radio, its more sentimental. KB4RU (IC-7000 Fix) My radio was repaired once before but after about a year, it failed again. I found once I pulled apart the display unit, the Capacitors that were supposed to be 100uf 16v were actually 47uf 25v. I was afraid this took out parts in my radio and after tearing it apart and checking it over, I found nothing appearing damaged. Pulled apart the other display unit and turns out the screens were switched at some point between the radios. Put the other screen on mine, and it came back to life. Thank god, easy fix for the first one. Replaced the Capacitors with the correct ones and the other display unit now works and turns the radio on. Looks like one of the 2 caps failed. FYI, Digikey lists 100uF 20v as an upgrade for the caps, they are slightly too thick and create a bulge in the back of the display case. Stick to the 16v. Onto the second radio. KB4NZJ (Silent Key) IC-7000 Display Board- This is the older IC-7000, the display board above had the 47uf 20v Caps described above. Replaced caps and its working as it should now. Main Board- I thought I had a burned resistor and failed cap near the logic board connection point. Cleaned the char off and found a burnt trace going to the connector. I attempted to bridge the trace and the wire kept shifting to the space between the pins. I tried to remove the connector and make a new trace, but everything kept moving around it kept getting worse until I ended accidently pulling up the whole trace. After several hours trying to make something work, I gave up and ordered a new main board for now. Eventually, I will try to cut and make a new trace to keep the mainboard as a spare. Surface mount PCB repairs and overall radio repairs is a new learning experience for me. Logic board- Found a burned inductor on the back side of the logic board. Replaced the inductor and logic board appears to be working again! I tested it in my radio and it powered up and appeared to be working normally. DDS- Says No RX, No TX. I have looked all over it with magnifying glass and have not found anything appearing damaged. I haven't poked around with the multimeter yet, but I decided to start with the Main Board and Logic to see if I can get it to power on, then try the DDS board. I am not sure how it was tested to determine it was no good. May have originally come out of my radio, but I am not sure which part came from which radio originally anymore. Inspiration for others. Hopefully this helps someone else have some hope in restoring their IC-7000 and keeps a few more of these wonderful radios alive. I will post up some pictures of the projects later on. I never attempted to repair these myself before because it was outside of my comfort zone and something I never did before. However, I had the option of try it and see what happens and learn something new or give up on the radio and let it sit in the attic. Glad I did. A lot of this is easier than I expected, and I am learning a lot as I go along. I have minimal experience fixing radios and by no means an expert in soldering or electronics repair. My dad taught me the basics and I learned the rest on YouTube. So, don't give up. If you're determined enough, it can be done.

I purchased an IC7000 with the condition that will not transmit on all HF bands. VHF/UHF transmit at the designed power out in all modes. Receiver works excellent in all bands all modes. Since VHF/UHF transmit proves that the Driver circuit works I have focused on the HF circuit. With a scope, I see hf signal through the driver and through the power transistors Q301 and Q302. The bias current is set properly. All board traces seem to be in-tack and pass the signal through to the ANT1 connector when terminated with a dummy load, but the signal barely registers on the external power meter when the power control is set to 100%. Any help for further troubleshooting will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Tommy KF4RWG

I have my IC7000 connected via a USB cable to a laptop. N1MM will control band and CW/SSB, but it will not send CW when I hit any of the F1 keys. It will go into transmit, but no code is sent. I attached a picture of my configuration. Any suggestions?

Hi All Hope all are having a good xmas and wish all the best for 2025. Just reaching out to anyone in the group that has taken a download of their eeprom. I have a feeling my one is corrupt after i plugged my logic board into a japanese version radio and now my 6m band is missing and don't get general coverage receive. This is the same logic board that has an audio issue from another post ( still waiting on some parts to arrive ) I should have taken a download before the operation. If anyone has a ICSP programmer like my ASIX Forte then downloading the contents is fairly straight forward. Any help would be appreciated James

Have a late production 7K and use this mobile in my truck. Even when I don’t drive this truck often, I fire up the rig often and run it. Now I hear the relay click inside but there is no power up. Any ideas? 73- W1JCW John Join my new SteppIR Antennas IO group by sending an email to: [email protected]