Akai GX-9 Tape - unkown issue

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  • Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
  • Almost always when the device is just started up, the playback is not working, the tape is moving but without any audio and therefore with a loud mechanical noise, then the tape reacted to no switches at all, and I have to turn it off completely. When the device has the operating temperature it's mostly working okay.
    Maybe anyone has an idea:-)

Комментарии • 9

  • @emadzainaldeen5440
    @emadzainaldeen5440 2 года назад +1

    Change the cam motor belt and everything will work fine

  • @darinb.3273
    @darinb.3273 2 года назад +1

    That sounds like some ground screws have worked loose. I have a Sony TC-FX705 that had a similar issue come to find out the logic control circuit board was grounded to the case and the screw that made the ground had worked loose tighten it up and no issues at all. It also could cracked solder joints I would also check for circuit glue that stuff becomes a electrically conductive was it starts turning dark brown, gently scrape it off if any is found. It may be dirty tape sensor switches too. 2 years old so you may already fixed it by now. Very handy as general trouble shooting check the obvious right?

    • @Oettinger53
      @Oettinger53  2 года назад

      Many thx for your suggestions, maybe I can check this out in the next time 😃 It is very hard to find people who have experiences with these old tapes.

    • @darinb.3273
      @darinb.3273 2 года назад

      @@Oettinger53 Your welcome hopefully that will arm you for a better plan of attack sort of speak 😃😄👍👌

    • @darinb.3273
      @darinb.3273 2 года назад

      @@Oettinger53 PS No one is born knowing what they have a strong desire to tinker with, in other words everyone has to learn their hobby of choice LOL

  • @ndodhy
    @ndodhy Год назад +1

    You must replace micro switches underneath of rewind , forward and fast-forward
    Hope this will solve problem.
    Cheers

    • @Oettinger53
      @Oettinger53  Год назад

      Thank you very much. Do you maybe have some specs of those switches?

  • @DioDreamer
    @DioDreamer 4 года назад

    The voltages on the motor board are not set right. Check the service manual and adjust VR1 and VR2 as instructed there.

    • @Oettinger53
      @Oettinger53  4 года назад

      Thank for the information, but I did this 2 times in the past and it did not really help:-( Also the voltage is very dependent from the operating temperature, don't know if this is normal.