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motsco_ _ February 14th 05 08:25 PM

___ Sony Cass. Goes SL0wwerrrr TC-K730ES
 
It's a house deck, single cassette, non-reversing. Big and heavy, Circa
1992. As it warms up when first switched on, it runs normal for a few
seconds, then gets slower and slower, then automatically shuts off. The
circuit board where the open stators are mounted has been attacked by a
(possibly human) service person, and many SMT resistors and caps
shuffled around. The speed control chip is hidden inside the capstan
flywheel when assembled, and I haven't been able shoot it with
freeze-it. (I'll try it with the whole drive module removed from the
faceplate)

Anybody seen this problem? It's a great (looking) deck, and I'd like to
get it working....I can provide pictures of the previous (soldering)
carnage.

motsco


Jerry G. February 14th 05 11:10 PM

Very often, this type of thing can be caused by the power supply section.

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Jerry G.
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"motsco_ _" "motsco_ wrote in message
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It's a house deck, single cassette, non-reversing. Big and heavy, Circa
1992. As it warms up when first switched on, it runs normal for a few
seconds, then gets slower and slower, then automatically shuts off. The
circuit board where the open stators are mounted has been attacked by a
(possibly human) service person, and many SMT resistors and caps
shuffled around. The speed control chip is hidden inside the capstan
flywheel when assembled, and I haven't been able shoot it with
freeze-it. (I'll try it with the whole drive module removed from the
faceplate)

Anybody seen this problem? It's a great (looking) deck, and I'd like to
get it working....I can provide pictures of the previous (soldering)
carnage.

motsco



motsco_ _ February 15th 05 06:48 AM

Jerry G. wrote:
Very often, this type of thing can be caused by the power supply section.



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That's what I'm thinking. I think the messy soldering is just a red
herring. The PLAY solonoid doesn't seem to engage when it warms up
either. What kind of voltages should I be seeing on the output of the
supply board on this kind of tape deck?

motsco


motsco_ _ February 21st 05 02:48 AM

motsco_ _ wrote:
Jerry G. wrote:

Very often, this type of thing can be caused by the power supply section.

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That's what I'm thinking. I think the messy soldering is just a red
herring. The PLAY solonoid doesn't seem to engage when it warms up
either. What kind of voltages should I be seeing on the output of the
supply board on this kind of tape deck?

motsco


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Is there a link where I can find the schematic for this tape deck? Once
I know which voltages are wrong, I'll have a lot more to go on. Thanks



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