Replacement Poti-Cap, suitable for many DJ Mixers and DJ Controllers from Pioneer DJ. Content: 1x Poti-Cap Easy installation - simply pull off the old cap and "push in" the new one Suitable for the following models, among others: Pioneer DJ DJM-700 Pioneer DJ DJM-750 Pioneer DJ DJM-800 Pioneer DJ DJM-850 Pioneer DJ DJM-900 Pioneer DJ DJM-900 NXS Pioneer DJ DJM-900 NXS2 Pioneer DJ DJM-1000 Pioneer DJ DJM-2000 Pioneer DJ DJM-2000 NXS Pioneer DJ DJM-TOUR1 Pioneer DJ DJM-S9 Pioneer DJ DDJ-SZ Pioneer DJ DDJ-RZ
Replacement linefader without board for the Pioneer DJM-800 DJ Mixer. It is an original Pioneer spare part.
The new mini innoFADER PRO UG can turn any ordinary mixer or controller into a true scratch machine for minimal cost. It works as a replacement or upgrade for mixers and controllers that already contain the mini innoFADER and can be used for channel faders or crossfader. The mini innoFADER PRO offers unparalleled precision and adjustability. It can respond to DJ movements in less than a millisecond. And now the fader itself can be adjusted by controls on the front panel using the additional innoJUSTER style controls.DJs can get the dead space down to 0.1mm for super tight and fast cuts, or go to 1mm or so for clean beat juggling. The mini Innofader Pro comes standard with either light tension for scratching. Features Audio Innovate Mini innoFADER Pro Upgrade Replacement or upgrade for products that come fitted with a innoFADER Suitable for Z2, DJ Tech, Numark Scratch , Akai AMX, Epsilon inno-Mix and others 0.8msec max latency 0.8msec response time 0.1mm cut-in/cut-out overlap Adjustable Cut-in 0.0 to 3.2mm <30 grams friction resistance 0-150 ohm output Unmatched product life Non-contact variable capacitor technology 100% resistant to dust, smoke, temperature and moisture
The Pioneer DJ DJM-600 DCV-1010 line fader is the exact spare part for the channel faders of the DJM-600 mixer. If the original fader shows dropouts due to wear or if the audio signal is impaired, this component restores precise volume control and the familiar ease of operation. As an original spare part, the component is manufactured to fit the mentioned mixer perfectly. This allows for an uncomplicated replacement and ensures that the mechanical feel corresponds to the original condition. The use of original parts is the reliable method to maintain the full functionality of the mixer in the long term. Features Pioneer DJ DJM-600 DCV-1010 Linefader Original replacement line fader for the Pioneer DJM-600 Precise control of the channel volume Exact fit for the specific mixer model Restoration of the original operating quality Reliable signal transmission without dropouts Durable construction for daily use Technical Data Model designationDCV-1010 CompatibilityPioneer DJM-600 Scope of delivery 1x Pioneer DJ DJM-600 DCV-1010 line fader
DJM-800 Allen & Heath Xone:62 & Xone:42 Ecler HAK 320, 310 & 300 Tascam XS-4 & XS-8 Rane TTM 56/57
Replacement fader cap, fits a wide range of Rane DJ mixers. Soft, rubberized material Available in many different colors - give your mixer a new style Easy installation without tools - just pull off the old cap and put on the new one Scope of delivery: 1x replacement fader cap Suitable for the following Rane mixers Rane Sixty-One Rane Sixty-Two Rane Sixty-Four Rane Sixty-Eight Rane Empath Rane MP44 Rane MP4 Rane TTM-56 Rane TTM-57
Replacement EQ pontentiometer for Pioneer DJ Mixer. Suitable for the following devices Pioneer DJ DJM-800 Pioneer DJ DJM-850 Pioneer DJ DJM-900 Pioneer DJ DJM-2000
Replacement linefader including circuit board to replace a defective linefader for Pioneer DJM-800 mixer Made in Japan Spare part number from Pioneer: DWX-2538 Suitable for the following units Pioneer DJ DJM-800
Replacement crossfader for the Pioneer DJM-800 DJ Mixer. It is an original Pioneer spare part.
The Vestax IF-07Pro is an original Vestax replacement linefader for the Vestax DJ mixer PMC 07 Pro. It is specially made by Alps for Vestax, especially for the Vestax DJ Mixer PMC 07 Pro, and can convince with highest quality.
The mini Innofader Plus is the latest model in the innoFADER range. This upgrade part will replace the mini Innofader PNP P. The cut point has 0.1mm precision combined with a lightning fast 1msec response time. You can now also hook it up to an innoJUSTER to ensure you get the hairline precision cut point exactly where you want it on the fly! The installation process is now greatly simplified. Low profile connectors ensure that you do not have to worry about breaking any cables. The button is now easier to press. And the adjustments now can be done with simpler swipe movements. The mini innoFADER Plus works as a replacement fader for even the tightest of mixers and controller where space is limited. Constructed using the same quality and technology of its bigger brothers the mini innoFADER Plus will breathe new life into your mixer or controller and give you years of use. Replace virtually any crossfader imaginable with a mini innoFADER Plus! The mini innoFADER Plus is compatible with all the existing range of mixers and controllers along with now being plug and play with the Numark PT01S portable turntable. Features Audio Innovate Mini innoFADER Plus Ultra fast 1msec response time Smooth light weight fader Precision 0.1mm step cut-in adjustment on both sides 3 standard curves - soft, linear, and sharp Output reverse Up to 8mm total height adjustment Unmatched product life Non-contact variable capacitor technology No bleed/crackling Designed to plug and play with the widest range of mixers and controllers 100% resistant to dust, smoke, temperature and moisture No cleaning required Highly polished premium grade stainless steel rails for extra smooth glide Compatible with the innoJuster Plug and Play with Numark PT01s
Replacement Faceplate for Pioneer mixer DJM-600 silver.
Replacement linefader including circuit board to replace a defective linefader for Pioneer DJM-800 mixer Made in Japan Spare part number from Pioneer: DWX-2537 Suitable for the following units Pioneer DJ DJM-800
Replacement cue/mix fader suitable for the Allen & Heath Xone 32 DJ mixer.
The new InnoFader S9 is a perfect fit for the Pioneer DJM-S9 and works by plug & play installation. Included is an extra adapter plate and 2 screws for fast mounting. Replacement fader for Pioneer S9 Mixer Very precise +/- 0.1mm cut accuracy Stainless steel bracket 8mm height adjustment
Original Pioneer replacement- Fadercaps DAC 1846
Replacement Micro Button, suitable for Pioneer DJ Mixer DJM-600 and DJM-500 Pioneer spare part number: VSG1010 Suitable mixers: Pioneer DJ DJM-600, Pioneer DJ DJM-500 Function: Beat Up+Down
Original Pioneer replacement- Fadercaps DAC 1846 custom-made for the PioneerDJM-300DJM-500DJM 3000
Replacement crossfader, suitable for a wide range of Pioneer DJ controllers and mixers. Suitable for the following devices Pioneer DJ DDJ-200 Pioneer DJ DDJ-400 Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB2 Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB3 Pioneer DJ DDJ-S1 Pioneer DJ DDJ-SR2 Pioneer DJ DDJ-RR Pioneer DJ DDJ-RB Pioneer DJ DDJ-T1 Pioneer DJ DDJ-WEGO3 Pioneer DJ DDJ-WEGO4 Pioneer DJ DDJ-ERGO Pioneer DJ XDJ-AERO Pioneer DJ XDJ-RR Pioneer DJ XDJ-RX Pioneer DJ DJM-250 MK2 Pioneer DJ DJM-350
Replacement linefader including circuit board to replace a defective linefader of a Pioneer DJM-800 mixer Made in Japan Spare part number from Pioneer: DWX-2539 Suitable for the following devices Pioneer DJ DJM-800
Replacement Linefader for DJ-Tech DIF-1S DJ Mixer
Crossfader suitable for Synq SMX-1 Mixer
Replacement crossfader with board, suitable for Pioneer DJ DJM-800 mixer Made in Japan Suitable for the Pioneer DJM-800 Mixer Pioneer spare part number: DWX2541 Pluggable PCB included
Replacement linefader including circuit board to replace a defective linefader of the Pioneer DJM-800 mixer Made in Japan Pioneer spare part number: DWX-2540 Suitable for the following devices Pioneer DJ DJM-800
Spare Parts for DJ Mixers
A DJ Mixer is not a normal device. It’s the heart of every set—and it gets put through its paces accordingly. Faders, knobs and buttons move from night to night through sweat, dust and vibration. At some point, the crossfader scratches, a potentiometer gives up, or a button no longer responds properly. That doesn’t necessarily mean you have to replace the mixer. With the right replacement part, the job is often done within an hour.
Table of contents
- What wears out first—and why
- Finding the right part: Compatibility & model number
- Original or compatible?
- Repair it yourself or use a professional service?
- Tools & care products
- Keep the mixer running longer
What wears out first—and why
All moving parts of a mixer are wear parts. Some wear out faster than others—depending on how you perform. A scratch DJ replaces their crossfader significantly more often than someone who mixes House relaxedly. Here are the components that most often cause problems:
- Crossfader – The classic wear part par excellence. Scratching, wobbling or signal bleed at the ends are clear signs. Sometimes dust is the cause on its own—then compressed air helps. If there is mechanical wear, it needs to be replaced.
- Linefader – Similar symptoms to the crossfader. Imprecise transitions, getting stuck or loss of signal in individual channels indicate a defective linefader.
- Potentiometer (potis) – EQ, gain, filters: all of that runs through potentiometers. Cracking or noise when turning is the typical symptom. Often it’s due to dirt, sometimes due to wear of the sliding contact.
- Buttons & switches – Cue buttons, FX buttons, loop triggers: these small switches get pressed hundreds of times per set. Double triggers or no feedback anymore are typical signs of failure.
- Knobs & fader caps – These are easily lost, break off or get damaged by intensive use. Not a technical problem, but annoying—and easy to fix.
- Power supplies & sockets – Often underestimated. Poor transport conditions or constant strain from cable pulling can loosen sockets or damage power supplies.
Finding the right part: Compatibility & model number
This is where most mistakes happen when buying replacement parts: A component looks visually identical—but still doesn’t fit. Even within a single model range, components can differ in connection pinout, housing dimensions or voltage. That’s why doing a bit of research before buying is worth it.
Here’s how you find the right part:
- Note the exact model name—e.g. DJM-750MK2 instead of just “DJM-750”. Even small differences mean different components.
- Check the serial number—some manufacturers install different hardware revisions within the same model.
- Read the part number off the component—often printed directly on the defective part or stamped into it. That’s the most reliable approach.
- Download the service manual—Pioneer DJ, Allen & Heath and Rane provide explosion drawings and circuit diagrams for many models. They list all original parts with part numbers there.
- Compare dimensions and connections—especially relevant for faders: length of travel, connection assignment and mounting type.
When in doubt: product pages in the shop show compatible models. And our team will be happy to help if you’re not sure.
Original or compatible?
The short answer: it depends. Both options have their justification—the choice depends on the intended use and the age of the device.
| Feature | Original part | Compatible replacement part |
| Fit | Very high | Varies depending on the supplier |
| Service life | Manufacturer standard | Can be equivalent |
| Price | Higher | Significantly cheaper |
| Availability of older models | Often discontinued | Often still available |
| Recommendation | Clubs, tours, professional use | Home studio, older devices |
For mixers that run day in, day out in clubs or on tour, original parts are the safe choice. They are matched precisely to the device and minimise the risk of follow-on damage. If you’re keeping an older mixer running or mixing in a home studio, compatible parts work well—especially since original parts for many classics are simply no longer available.
A special case is high-quality crossfader upgrades from third-party manufacturers such as Innofader. These are often technically better than the original parts and are a real improvement over the factory condition, especially for scratch DJs.
Repair it yourself or use a professional service?
Many repairs are surprisingly simple—even without training in electronics. If you can hold a screwdriver and work calmly, you can fix most standard faults yourself.
You can do these yourself:
- Replace the crossfader or linefader
- Clean or replace the potentiometers
- Swap knobs, fader caps and covers
- Replace buttons and triggers (for simple plug connections)
- Replace the power supply or socket if the mounting is accessible
Have a professional handle these:
- PCB damage (cracked tracks, burnt components)
- SMD solder joints—this requires professional equipment and practice
- Problems in digital signal processing or with audio routing
- Faults in the internal power supply
Rule of thumb: If you can see the defective part and it’s plug-in or can be removed with a few screws—do it yourself. If you don’t know where the problem is, get a circuit diagram first or ask the manufacturer’s support before you start looking.
Tools & care products
The right tools determine whether a repair goes smoothly or leads to follow-on damage. If you work on your mixer, you should at least have the basics at hand:
- Precision screwdriver—Phillips and slotted in different sizes, specifically for the small screws on front panels and faders
- Soldering station & desoldering pump—For all repairs where components are soldered onto the PCB
- Isopropyl alcohol (at least 99 %)—For gentle cleaning of PCBs, contacts and potentiometers. Not a normal contact spray—it can attack the tracks
- Compressed air (a can of compressed gas)—For quick dust removal without opening the device
- ESD wrist strap—Protects sensitive components from electrostatic discharge when touching them
- Contact grease—Used sparingly, it significantly extends the service life of faders and mechanical components
Important with contact cleaners and sprays: Not all products are suitable for DJ mixers. For example, WD-40 is not a contact cleaner—it leaves residues that can cause damage in the long run. Prefer specialised electronics cleaners based on isopropyl alcohol, or products that are explicitly developed for faders and potentiometers.
Keep the mixer running longer
Most defects don’t happen overnight. They result from neglect over months. If you develop a few simple habits, you push the next repair far back.
- Dust off briefly after the gig—Compressed air or a soft cloth is enough for the surface. Dust in faders and potentiometers is the most common trigger for scratching and failures.
- Use a dust cover—In a home studio or between sets, a cover protects against dust and moisture.
- Relieve cable strain—Sockets are affected the most by constant cable tension. Cable ties or cable holders help.
- Use a padded case for transport—Impact damage to faders and PCBs usually happens during transport, not during operation.
- Move the fader occasionally—Even during longer breaks: moving the fader over its entire travel now and then prevents sliding contacts from drying out.
High-quality mixers from Pioneer DJ, Allen & Heath or Rane are designed for long service life. With a bit of care, they last significantly longer than their warranty period—and they retain the handling you value about them.