I have had the same problem.
Sorry, still do!
Mine is at the 4.7v mark.
It eventaully works to a certain degree if left in the standby state for a few hours.
Then the display comes on. After attempting to play a tape the cassette just cuts out and the display dissappears.
I would love to know what it is.
I did repair two dry joints near the power input but to no avail.
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Originally Posted by eddumweer
Hi all,
I have a problem with a audio cassette player Kenwood X-45
The deck won't switch on.
The +5 Volt dc is very low, just 4.69 Volt.
Possible that the reset is referenced to the 5 Volt.
Looks like a zener diode which is out of spec.
Does someone has a schematic drawing for me. Or a repair suggestion.
Thanks in advance PP
eddumweer at hotmail dot com
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