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I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just replace it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to check for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
.. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
... . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the friend
at no charge.
charlie

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On 12/14/2011 12:48 PM, Chas wrote:
I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just replace it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to check for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
.. . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the friend
at no charge.
charlie




If would be cheapest in your time to just buy a new one.

I also doubt you will find the motor as well.

Good Luck,

Let us know how you get along.

don

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"Chas" wrote in message
...
I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just replace it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to check
for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
.. . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the
friend
at no charge.
charlie

Don't recall if it was Mouser or Jameco that sold repair parts. I remember
leafing through an old catalog and seeing service parts.

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"Oppie" wrote in message
...
"Chas" wrote in message
...
I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a
disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just
replace it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would
be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to
check for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by
the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
.. . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the
friend
at no charge.
charlie

Don't recall if it was Mouser or Jameco that sold repair parts. I
remember leafing through an old catalog and seeing service parts.

MCM electronics had parts (vhs heads etc) and such back in the day....
But it's part of Farnell now.

Cheers

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"Chas" wrote in message
...
I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a
disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just replace
it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would
be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to
check for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by
the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
.. . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the
friend
at no charge.
charlie





Google for the part number.
And look here
http://www.electronix.com/electronic-repair-parts-motors-c-435_442.html

It's bound to turn up somewhere.

Cheers

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"Martin Riddle" wrote in message
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"Oppie" wrote in message
...
"Chas" wrote in message
...
I have on hand a friends Goldstar GBV411 VHS/DVD/CD Recorder with a disc
motor that does not spin. I think it would be cheapest to just replace
it
than for me (a novice) to check out the circuitry. I feel that would be
prudent since I would have to cut one wire on the motor anyway to check
for
continuity on it, and voltage on the supply side.
. . .I am hoping that most of these CD type motors are made mostly by
the
same manufacturer and can be easily replaced.
Thus I need an address of a supplier of these motors.
.. . . any help greatly appreciated...ps...this is a 'gimme' for the
friend
at no charge.
charlie

Don't recall if it was Mouser or Jameco that sold repair parts. I
remember leafing through an old catalog and seeing service parts.

MCM electronics had parts (vhs heads etc) and such back in the day.... But
it's part of Farnell now.


ISTR hearing that the Farnell group own CPC, which is a UK service parts
stockist.