Very intersting video! You didn't show a major part of the disassembling: How to get out the "Mechanic". You said there were only 4 screws and some cable to disconnect... Well I found the 4 screws and disconneted all cables that I could see but can't get it out. Nor to the front either to the back. What is the clue to get it out as I have to disassemble it to some degree. Can you help?
You remove the front panel. Then, if necessary, the cassette door must be removed. But the back half can be taken out even without removing them. The bottom of the device is held by two mechanical screws. Also, there are two screws at the top. After removing these, the mechanics will come out easily.
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Very intersting video!
You didn't show a major part of the disassembling: How to get out the "Mechanic". You said there were only 4 screws and some cable to disconnect...
Well I found the 4 screws and disconneted all cables that I could see but can't get it out. Nor to the front either to the back.
What is the clue to get it out as I have to disassemble it to some degree. Can you help?
You remove the front panel. Then, if necessary, the cassette door must be removed. But the back half can be taken out even without removing them. The bottom of the device is held by two mechanical screws. Also, there are two screws at the top. After removing these, the mechanics will come out easily.