Teac V770 Cassette Deck Repair

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

Комментарии • 21

  • @chrisgrenga1595
    @chrisgrenga1595 2 года назад +4

    Had the exact same issue and this video was immensely helpful to revive my deck. Thanks very much.

  • @earthoid
    @earthoid Месяц назад

    I just replaced the belts on my V770 with the help of this video. The capstan belt had turned into tar and the eject belt was stretched out and not working. Now that’s all fixed but when I press Play nothing happens. Ditto with FF and Rewind. No wires seem to be broken and all the connectors are firmly in place. I might have to do some electronics troubleshooting now, but at least the belts are perfect!

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  Месяц назад

      Glad to help. Be sure to clean all of the switch contacts with DeOxit.

  • @danielgumm421
    @danielgumm421 2 года назад +1

    I have 2 TEAC V-518X Cassette decks that were in non-operation for some time. Replaced the belts, of course, and had to let the fluorescent displays come back from the dead by just playing a cassette through for 1 hour. All segments are now working. Your video just reminded me that this unit behaves a lot like VCR's with the cam switch. What was the problem I was having with both units? Played without issue, but if you tried rewinding and attempted to ffwd, it will only rewind. Play will work but not every time. Same is true if you try FFWD and then try RWND. It latches to whichever function you try after playing. Only way I could break it from that latched operation was to remove power. Now I am suspecting that the switches are not connecting or in alignment somehow , like you showed. Thanks for the vid. I can't wait to see if that helps solve these 2 matching units!

    • @amnonhoppe
      @amnonhoppe 2 года назад

      My V-770 had this issue. It was the rotor contacts of the reel motor and the brushes of the stator that were very corroded, clean those and you are good to go. Search for my post on TapeHeads

  • @oddball_the_blue
    @oddball_the_blue 3 года назад +2

    I had the same issue with not playing but moving the teeth didn't do it - it's caused by the cam stop being past the last contact (on the first of the two cam tracks, closest to the gear teeth).
    My fix in the end was to glue some shims in (about 1/4" worth) and that does the trick.
    Much happier now as it was a 2nd hand complete non-runner with dead capacitors, gooey belt and filthy circuit board. Now all I need is a calibration tape but so far playing 50's jazz (curtsy of the Goon show) it can't be far out.

  • @ricklen
    @ricklen 10 месяцев назад +1

    What is the lenght of the belt?

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  10 месяцев назад +1

      I'm not sure. I bought a belt replacement kit from a seller on eBay. Search "Teac V-770 belt kit".

  • @luismuniz2697
    @luismuniz2697 2 года назад

    That's very interesting to know and learn about... I have four tape decks I would definitely like to repair, but I don't have the proper tools... I would like to learn more about maintaining the tape decks and where to find replacement parts for the models that I have in my collection......

  • @RickC_
    @RickC_ Месяц назад

    This video helped a lot. I cleaned off the rotary switch contacts (black gear) on the mechanism that lifts the heads and performs the eject. It is working now but I removed all of the grease on the rotary plate with the contact traces ad cleaned with deoxit.. What grease can you use on those sliding gold contacts? Is it Ok to leave the contacts ungreased?

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  Месяц назад +1

      Glad to help! No need to grease the contacts. DeOxit is all you need on those.

  • @earthoid
    @earthoid 22 дня назад

    Why my deck would not play and it's all my fault!
    I found that when I remounted the transport (after replacing the belts) 2 switches got bent down near the top center where the cassette would be. I believe that one switch senses metal tape and the other detects the presence of a cassette. Inserting a cassette normally lifts the sensing switch which enables the Play, FF, and REW buttons to operate. I'm still trying to figure out how to permanently bend the switches back into place. I'm posting this to another video where I also left a comment.

  • @jackbeyda835
    @jackbeyda835 Год назад +1

    Hi, I have the same issue, can you tell us a good source for replacement belts, or the size of the belts?

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  Год назад

      I got my belts from vintage-electronics.net. About $20.

    • @jackbeyda835
      @jackbeyda835 Год назад

      @@litzdog911 many thanks

  • @jeanphilippecarmin7520
    @jeanphilippecarmin7520 Год назад +1

    Très bonne machine Teac...Tu peux peut-être m'aider, j'ai le canal droit qui ne fonctionne plus en enregistrement et quand je plaque un tournevis sur le rca droit à l'intérieur, je récupère un peu de son...Aurais-tu une idée ? Ca ne vient pas de la tête, elle est comme neuve.

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  Год назад +1

      Perhaps it is just a poor solder connection at that RCA jack? Try resoldering the connections at that jack.

    • @jeanphilippecarmin7520
      @jeanphilippecarmin7520 Год назад +2

      No, i check it, i think it's on the pcb....but where ? I need to take lessons in electronics to detect faults myself. I don't think it's much of a breakdown, but it's blocking me, it's a shame, I've checked all the mechanic and she work very well. It's a robust deck but i have this litle problem.

  • @iwanarryansyah6593
    @iwanarryansyah6593 2 года назад

    Would u like to show me how to change the capstan belt in teac a106 sir?

    • @litzdog911
      @litzdog911  2 года назад

      Sorry, I don't know how to do that. See if you can find the service manual (hifiengine.com). Good luck.