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Default Sony DCR-TRV330 cassette lid rubs drum.

This Sony DCR-TRV330 records and plays back ok. The customer claims that it
might have been dropped. The result is that when the cassette is played, the
protective lid of the cassette is touching the top, metal hub of the drum.
As a result, there is a loud scraping noise whenever the drum is spinning.
If you manually lift the cassette lid a couple of millimeters, the noise
stops. So what is responsible for keeping the lid away from the drum?

Thanks for your reply.

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David Farber wrote:
This Sony DCR-TRV330 records and plays back ok. The customer claims that it
might have been dropped. The result is that when the cassette is played, the
protective lid of the cassette is touching the top, metal hub of the drum.
As a result, there is a loud scraping noise whenever the drum is spinning.
If you manually lift the cassette lid a couple of millimeters, the noise
stops. So what is responsible for keeping the lid away from the drum?

Thanks for your reply.

There is no definite answer. You must take it apart and carefully
examine everything to discover what is bent or damaged.

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David Farber wrote:
This Sony DCR-TRV330 records and plays back ok. The customer claims that

it
might have been dropped. The result is that when the cassette is played,

the
protective lid of the cassette is touching the top, metal hub of the

drum.
As a result, there is a loud scraping noise whenever the drum is

spinning.
If you manually lift the cassette lid a couple of millimeters, the noise
stops. So what is responsible for keeping the lid away from the drum?

Thanks for your reply.

There is no definite answer. You must take it apart and carefully
examine everything to discover what is bent or damaged.


You are absolutely correct. I lowered the cassette holder very slowly and
found the metal tab that supplies the support for the cassette lid. It was
bent quite a bit. After straightening it, problem fixed.

Thanks for your reply.

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David Farber
David Farber's Service Center
L.A., CA


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