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M-Audio Cassette Player Manuals. Magnadyne Cassette Player Manuals. If your unit will not go into play without a tape installed, you will just have to clean it a little at a time as you turn the roller with your finger. The second cause is that the take up reel either is not turning or does not have enough torque to take up the tape. In this case the problem lies in the idler roller that presses against the take-up reel. You will usually have to take off the plate that sits behind the cassette tape to get to this roller.
Again, clean the roller with a Rubber Cleaner soaked cotton swab. One or both of the meters peg and or bounce hard against the right side even when the unit is not playing. You may also have a motor boating noise or a squeal. These are internal and are mounted usually on the large main circuit board. They are going to be two long thin switches usually 2 to 4 inches long.
There will almost always be two of them mounted side by side. If you put the unit in record mode, you will see that they switches are pushed in or pulled out. Set the unit on its side or back so that the switches are sitting vertical. With the small tube on the WD can, spray some into the end of each switch.
Move the switches back and forth with your fingers several time and then repair. If you can get to both ends of the switch, it is best to repeat by spraying the WD into the other ends 5. Tape speed is slow or fast. Fix Anytime you change the belts in a unit the speed may change due to slightly different tension of the belts. There are two ways to adjust the speed. On most decks the speed adjustment is inside the motor itself. If you look at the back opposite the motor pulley you will see a small opening.
Inside the opening is a small adjustment potentiometer. You will need to use a small jewelers type flat blade screwdriver for the adjustment. Adjust carefully as not to break the potentiometer inside the motor. In this case a tape with music on that you know inside and out is best. With the tape playing, adjust the motor for the proper speed. The second type of adjustment is an external adjustment.
Some motors will have an external speed adjustment circuit board. Repair guides and support for cassette players. Sony walkman wm Sony CFD These are some common tools used to work on this device.
You might not need every tool for every procedure. The compact cassette is a magnetic storage medium created by Philips in September Compact cassettes rose to popularity in the s and 80s as they provided a simple way to play music and were more portable than vinyl LPs. The compact cassette replaced older magnetic tape standards such as the 8-track and reel-to-reel , but all these formats used the same basic principles for recording using magnets.
The tape has a thin layer of metal on it which is magnetized during recording to encode the audio signals more info here. A cassette player is a device that can read music from a compact cassette and optionally record new material onto the tape for your sweet mixtape.
Phillips introduced the EL in as the first cassette player on the market. Further cassette players could be found as part of a stationary stereo system in the home or in a portable boombox with built-in speakers.
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