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Technics RS-TR255 Cassette Decks
This may well qualify as a "Lost Cause", but ... I have 2 dual decks per the subject line. On both, the record drive will not spin a (good, tested) tape. Same tape works OK in the play-only drive. On a workbench with the case open, I push button for play or record or rewind (forward or backward), the machine appears to do a check for end-of-tape, clicks, and stops. I disconnected a motor thinking it might be frozen: it was not. The behavior it exhibits is identical to what the device is supposed to do when I, say, tell it to play a tape that is pre-positioned to end-of-tape. I'm guessing that the problem is with the end-of-tape sensor. I am neither expert nor helpless with electronics. Any hope for repairing such a beast? TIA, Puddin' "Law Without Equity Is No Law At All. It Is A Form Of Jungle Rule." |
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