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Teddy Ruxpin Refurb Part 1 - Playback Repair

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
  • Repairing a 1985 Worlds of Wonder Teddy Ruxpin. The cassette player was faulty and would not play at all unless the cassette door was half open. The video shows how to fix this by replacing the dented pinch roller.

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  • @workshop-pw9qz
    @workshop-pw9qz  8 лет назад +8

    For anyone nervous about taking their Ruxpin apart, why not buy a cheap one of the same type (metal or plastic tape deck) off ebay and have a go at restoring it first. Even if its not working, you have something to practice on to get the experience, and it gets you some spare parts. One of mine was only 10 dollars plus postage.

    • @MrShawnmead
      @MrShawnmead 3 года назад

      This worked thank you so much for the tips it worked on my Teddy ruxpin and now he sounds better than ever

  • @appalachianwoman561
    @appalachianwoman561 2 года назад +2

    I still have mine from 1985 that my parents looked all over for that Christmas to get me, mine's still in the box because after the trouble my folks had they didn't want me to destroy it. As a result today I still have him in his box, the box is a bit dirty and worn but he's still in there and in great shape. I never knew they made them that didn't take full sized cassettes, maybe it's the recent one that take the smaller ones? After seeing this video it does make me want to get him out and fix him up. Thank you for a great series of videos on this Teddy deserves to be in proper working order for others to enjoy him still.

  • @JeanaDylan83
    @JeanaDylan83 8 лет назад +2

    i just came across this video to night - I own and have 11 teddy ruxpins and there all diffrent in there own ways - and i love them all - I call them my kids - good video and thanks for shearing this video with all us teddy ruxpin fan's :) - I will be looking forward to part 2#

  • @MaggiePictures
    @MaggiePictures 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you I found a Teddy Rruxpin at a thrift shop. I still can't test them though cause I'm waiting for the battery cover to come but if it doesn't work right, your video will be very helpful.

  • @candyneville7654
    @candyneville7654 Год назад

    Really appreciate this video. Been looking for something like this for years.

  • @therestorationofdrwho1865
    @therestorationofdrwho1865 7 лет назад

    The deck works amazingly! Sounds awesome! I'd love a recording of that tape.

  • @ronaldhenson3379
    @ronaldhenson3379 7 месяцев назад

    Hi thank you robin your video helped me fix my 1995 o g teddy ruxpin his eyes and mouth move teddy ruxpin will always be my favorite

  • @YarnCraft_And_CityVibes
    @YarnCraft_And_CityVibes 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hey! What a great video :) I got my hands on 3 teddies, 1 bobhead teddy, two baby teddies, and two grubbies. I will be starting my first refurbish attempt! (Mostly to keep in my collection, extra teddies and grubby are there if I need parts, but hope to get them all back operational)!
    Just sending a message to see if your RUclips channel is still active and if it would be okay to ask some questions if necessary using your videos as guidance!
    Thanks you so much for your content! Teddy and Grubby will be forever grateful :-)

  • @ronaldhenson3379
    @ronaldhenson3379 7 месяцев назад

    Totally thanks a bunch your video helped me fix a generation one 1985 original teddy ruxpin he has the metal cassette player and three servos I gently moved his mouth and eyes up and down I heard the servos buzzing so I helped them get connection without having to open teddy ruxpin

  • @RGJubilee
    @RGJubilee 6 лет назад +2

    grate video!!!!!

  • @Jean-nv4lu
    @Jean-nv4lu 2 года назад

    Your instructions were great. I also used another you tube video to see how to get the mouth and eyes working.

  • @rogerweigel7925
    @rogerweigel7925 2 года назад +2

    Can you give me directions on how you wired up the alternative power source.

  • @MegaChrissy29
    @MegaChrissy29 2 года назад +2

    While you were lifting up the sir clip, you did not notice the clear plastic clip it…

  • @foxzonenredstudio7501
    @foxzonenredstudio7501 5 лет назад +1

    nice video

  • @zanenelson8564
    @zanenelson8564 Месяц назад +1

    I am no electronics expert so I have a queston. Soldered to each motor for Teddy's eyes....upper and lower mouth there are 2 copper colored things that are shaped like resistors. Usually resistors have different colored bands for identification....these don't. They are copper colored and black on the ends of the smooth copper looking section.
    What are these called? What is their purpose?
    Where can I find this part to purchase? I have one that is bad which keeps Teddy's lower jaw from working. I can remove it and the jaw works. But, it must be there for a purpose and I don't want to cause any damage.
    Please give me advise.
    Zane.

  • @stevencampanella
    @stevencampanella 10 месяцев назад +1

    Very helpful video. And chance you would know where to get the pinch roller spring?

  • @ericbothur6718
    @ericbothur6718 6 месяцев назад +1

    Is the pinch roller on the later model of Teddy the same size?

  • @hollywood3695
    @hollywood3695 8 лет назад +1

    I've been doing research before I do it I know that 3rd generation is not compatible the first or second in some ways but is the first generation and second generation how compatible are they as far as the head mouth and nose eyes can Motors and servos???

  • @saturdaymornings7476
    @saturdaymornings7476 3 года назад

    Could you post a link to where to purchase the pinch roller?

  • @Teddyisanilliop
    @Teddyisanilliop 10 дней назад

    I'm confused on how you put the spring on the pinch roller thing

  • @1969Baddad
    @1969Baddad 7 лет назад +1

    Thank you for your videos. Could you let me know what the problem is with the tapes getting 'eaten' especially in the Teddy Ruxpins that have the 'metal' cassette player? Even with new rollers installed, the tapes get 'caught' and won't advance and then the tapes get all tangled in the roller. Very frustrating. Thank you for any suggestions in advance!

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  7 лет назад

      Take a look at my Teddy Ruxpin Refurb part 3 for this. It may not always be the case, but sometimes the take up reel isn't always always keeping the tape taut, and slack tape can get pulled out and chewed. This could be due to a number of different mechanical issues, but likely that an old Ruxpin will have slack belts

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      The 2 Drive belts in the deck need replacing

  • @turkeyplague
    @turkeyplague 4 года назад

    Does it matter which terminals the crocodile clips go to?

  • @gn1656
    @gn1656 5 лет назад

    Great video how to do it ! But where do you get 32 mm belts? All the searches start at 44 mm ☹️

  • @poolord8427
    @poolord8427 7 лет назад +2

    I have a very weird problem with my Teddy.
    The cassette door shuts all the way without any tapes inside of it, but when I put any tape inside of the cassette player it doesn't shut completely, like it should. The problem with that is the door rattles very badly whenever Teddy starts playing the tape. It also makes the belt loosen a bit and make the cassette warble. Any idea how to fix it? It bothers me a lot :(

    • @PookieDoo006
      @PookieDoo006 6 лет назад

      maybe try pushing the top of the cassette in the player? i have that issue, and it seems to occur when i dont push the tape all the way in.

  • @drunkensamurai3172
    @drunkensamurai3172 Год назад +2

    Hi do you know why mine stops after about 4 seconds?

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      Yes! Dirty metal contacts that are in the back of the deck, located to the left of the drive pulley that drives that cassette deck. They usually oxidize or get corroded after a while. But they’re what sense if the tape deck is still running or not. The way it works is, as the take-up reel or spindle turns.. those metal contacts constantly push together to send an electrical pulse to the deck to tell it it’s running. When it stops, they stop pushing together and the auto-stop kicks off. But if those contacts are dirty, it doesn’t sense that’s running. Cleaning them will get it working again. That and replacing the drive belt. Hope this helps.

  • @calvinholder2223
    @calvinholder2223 2 года назад +2

    Does this apply to the 2.0 version mine starts and plays for around 2 seconds then stops

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      No, it’s Dirty metal contacts that are in the back of the deck, located to the left of the drive pulley that drives that cassette deck. They usually oxidize or get corroded after a while. But they’re what sense if the tape deck is still running or not. The way it works is, as the take-up reel or spindle turns.. those metal contacts constantly push together to send an electrical pulse to the deck to tell it it’s running. When it stops, they stop pushing together and the auto-stop kicks off. But if those contacts are dirty, it doesn’t sense that’s running. Cleaning them will get it working again. That and replacing the drive belt. Hope this helps.

  • @davidprater8402
    @davidprater8402 Год назад

    Hello. I was just wondering if you do Teddy repairs, or if you know anyone who does? Mine is needing repair and I'm not comfortable enough taking his head apart myself.

  • @rebeccadavenport1227
    @rebeccadavenport1227 2 года назад +1

    I need help my first generation teddy Ruxpin and Snoopy's battery hinge is not staying on regardless if there's batteries in them or not I do not know the reason they are in perfect condition and they worked before I don't know what's going on can someone please help me

  • @snowman307
    @snowman307 3 года назад

    Just wondering did replacing pinch roller fix tape not playing with only door half open?

    • @Jean-nv4lu
      @Jean-nv4lu 2 года назад +1

      I just replaced the pinch roller and it fixed the problem.

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      Yes! But you should also replace the two drive belts that run the deck to ensure it has enough tension between the cassette deck’s drive motor and the capstan pulley, to keep running in the future.

  • @MaggiePictures
    @MaggiePictures 7 месяцев назад

    OK I got the battery case for my teddy Ruxpin he doesn't turn on or do anything what is wrong with him?

  • @gn1656
    @gn1656 5 лет назад

    One more thing, were they square, flat or round belts ?

  • @debrajohnson1197
    @debrajohnson1197 4 года назад

    Do you repair original Teddy Ruxpin? I'm old and spent a year trying to repair for grandkids.

    • @debrajohnson1197
      @debrajohnson1197 4 года назад

      Anyone have an original Teddy/Grubby connection cord they want to sell. Please!

    • @barbarahourihan8261
      @barbarahourihan8261 3 года назад

      @@debrajohnson1197 We are looking for one as well. I have A/v connectors..and I notice the problem.. the metal shaft on the Teddy on should be longer that today's a/v cords. Am searching now on line for longer insert.

  • @stubhystyle
    @stubhystyle 5 лет назад +1

    Any idea when I connect my goofy to my Mickey it makes this noise for goofy? ruclips.net/video/Tqqw9PUBQHs/видео.html
    When I slightly pull out the cord of goofy it sounds perfect but his motors stop working cause the cord isn't fully in..thoughts?

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      Capacitors on Goofy’s circuit board I would guess. It may just be the way it was made though. But I’d try replacing the capacitors.

  • @rmranimation1233
    @rmranimation1233 Год назад

    Excellent tutorial. I can only dream if somebody sees this question given the age of this video.
    Does anyone know how to trade out a 1st gen mainboard for a newer(?) 2nd gen board? These guys have become too expensive to purchase & play that particular repair lottery.

  • @JoeRossProductions
    @JoeRossProductions 8 лет назад +1

    my metal tape deck teddy has the exact same problem! OMG! YOUR TEDDY IS LIKE MINE! OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! THAT TEDDY IS MINE!

  • @mchristinemitchell
    @mchristinemitchell 3 года назад +2

    Hi. My player doesn’t look exactly like yours. it doesn’t have the metal piece on the pinch roller. i can send a pic.

    • @BlockbusterVideo
      @BlockbusterVideo 3 года назад

      Hey! :) So there are 3 different Teddy Ruxpin models, the 1st Model has a Metal Tape Deck like this one and Model 2 and 3 have a Plastic Tape Deck. I have a Model 2 Teddy Ruxpin. I hope this helps! :)

  • @stubhystyle
    @stubhystyle 6 лет назад +1

    Can you send me a link with the power supply with crocodile clips that you use? I have the Mickey Mouse and I wanna do the same to mine!

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  6 лет назад +1

      Its something I just wired up myself. Teddy is nominally 6 volts. However, power supplies differ. Some can deliver more voltage than indicated when there is little current being drawn. This can be dangerous for Teddy. The first Ruxpin I received I accidentally provided to much voltage for a second and blew 3 of the chips on the main board. To see if a power supply might be suitable, it probably needs to be able to provide 0.8 amps (800ma) or more. If you test it with a volt meter when there is no load on the supply (nothing else connected) make sure the voltage measured with a volt meter is under 6.4v. Fresh new batteries often read at around 1.6v until they have been used for a short time. I have sometimes put a power diode in line with the crocodile clip cables as this will drop the voltage delivered by between 0.3v and 0.6v

    • @stubhystyle
      @stubhystyle 6 лет назад +1

      workshop1138 I unfortunately don't trust myself. I just fixed up my Mickey and thought it would be a good alternative to buying batteries. I don't wanna ruin it!

    • @stubhystyle
      @stubhystyle 6 лет назад +1

      Also, my Mickey seems to be moving funny at times. When Mickey isn't talking, his mouth moves to the other voices at times and his nose twitches a bunch. Thoughts?

    • @stubhystyle
      @stubhystyle 6 лет назад +1

      www.frys.com/product/8493288?store=31&source=google&gclid=CjwKCAjwhLHaBRAGEiwAHCgG3gXaZzdr9umFPnbdO13rBRLKnz9k8zOTk1bADElfVu49VHpyi1GC1BoCX_oQAvD_BwE would that one work?

    • @stubhystyle
      @stubhystyle 6 лет назад +1

      www.amazon.com/SUUWER-Constantly-Maintain-Motorcycle-Tractor/dp/B075KZTK9T
      What about that one? Sorry to bother you!

  • @Maria3145
    @Maria3145 8 лет назад +1

    Hi I wondered if you could help me I have a worlds of wonder metal teddy ruxpin and he has a few issues my teddy only seems to like the airship tape I haven't tried all my tapes but lately he doesn't like grundo beach party one of my picture show tapes and teddies winter adventure he seems to sounds a little under water and abit blippy the tapes look fine and I haven't taken a first gen teddy apart before and don't feel brave enough I have worked on the second and third gen teddies I'm pretty worried he means alot to me he was a valentines present from my otherhalf please can you help me id be very grateful thank you have a great day 😊

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  8 лет назад

      I only know about replacing the pinch roller and cassette drive belts (videos 1 and 3). There is something simpler you could try first. If your pinch roller or tape heads look like they need cleaning, then this can usually be done with a cotton wool swab and some head cleaning solution. There should be plenty of examples for cleaning regular tape decks on you tube. May not help, but at least you can try without opening him up, and it will probably do him good.

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  8 лет назад +2

      BTW, I don't repair these for a living or anything. Never saw one until October 2015. Had to learn as I tried to fix one up as a Christmas present. I'm no expert but I make the videos so that I can pass on what I've learned (or at least think I've learned). Hopefully, as a result, some Ruxpins out there might get a new lease of life.

  • @JeanaDylan83
    @JeanaDylan83 8 лет назад

    If you dont mind can you please do a teddy ruxpin driver belt replacement video.

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  8 лет назад

      I could probably have a go at that. I'll add it to my list..

    • @JeanaDylan83
      @JeanaDylan83 8 лет назад

      Thanks :)

    • @JeanaDylan83
      @JeanaDylan83 8 лет назад

      i collect alot of worlds of wonder stuff such as - 11 teddy ruxpins - 2 grubbys - 1 worlds of wonder mickey mouse - pamela doll made by worlds of wonder and i have all her voice cards and booklets - I have 1 julie made by worlds of wonder with her magic spot booklet - this monday or tuesday my worlds of wonder snoopy will be in my collecton of wow stuff - and other animated talking toys i have are the ideal big bird - cooler the casset talking pound puppy - and coming this tuesday or monday ill have my very own casset talking alf doll - LOL my room is starting to look like a toys r us over here - But i love all my kids - LOL i call them my kids well just because i take care of them all now - They all are used toys - But im so lucky to have them all :)

  • @isaiahdawson4165
    @isaiahdawson4165 3 года назад

    The battery terminals on my bear are in poor condition and there's no cleaning it with corrosion considering it's got holes into it is there any way you can help me fix this, there is nothing else wrong with the bear except for the terminals themselves.

    • @shayehnam7780
      @shayehnam7780 3 года назад +1

      I’m in the midst of repairing a gen 1 teddy of mine using a gen 2 for donor parts. The gen 1 teddy had absolutely no power going to him whatsoever, but now that I’ve replaced his battery terminals, he has power going to him. But he really needs a new drive belt.
      Your teddy needs new battery terminals from the sound of it. I’d either look for spares on eBay, or get a donor bear. You’re going to have to open teddy up, and remove the foam torso and legs to get to the front portion where his wires are connected to the terminals. Take a picture of how these wires are positioned, so you can solder them back onto your new terminals. Disconnect these wires by heating up the solder with a soldering iron, and CAREFULLY detach them. The wires and metal will be hot. Take a pair of needle nose pliers, and untwist the prongs holding the terminals in place, and push them through the bottom, carefully without snapping or breaking the plastic. Insert the new terminals and twist the prongs so that they are held into place and reconnect the wires to the new terminals. Repeat this process for any corroded terminals. Hope this helps 👌

    • @isaiahdawson4165
      @isaiahdawson4165 3 года назад

      @@shayehnam7780 thank you for this much appreciated.❤️

  • @lauraandreasen2682
    @lauraandreasen2682 3 года назад

    Do you repair teddy Ruxpin for payment? Mine is not working and I would love to have someone repair it for me.

    • @moraeza
      @moraeza 3 года назад +1

      There’s a man I just got mine fixed from who repairs them

    • @hanaperlee2997
      @hanaperlee2997 2 года назад

      @@moraeza Can you share the contact for this man who fixed?

    • @moraeza
      @moraeza 2 года назад

      @@hanaperlee2997 he actually broke it and scammed me multiple times, he sells them on eBay and is the most popular seller for them. I was doing repairs for a while and he tried to scalp one of the toys off of me. Disgusting (didn’t know it was me)

    • @hanaperlee2997
      @hanaperlee2997 2 года назад

      @@moraeza holy moly that's crazy and sad!

    • @Jean-nv4lu
      @Jean-nv4lu 2 года назад

      Not sure what happened to my reply, but I live in Michigan and maybe can help fix yours.

  • @jessicaseman8852
    @jessicaseman8852 6 лет назад

    I have already replaced the pinch roller, and the tape still won't play right. I feel defeated 😞

    • @juliam216
      @juliam216 3 года назад

      Maybe it’s the batteries or the belts?

  • @teejaynumber13
    @teejaynumber13 3 года назад

    Wait, you didn't tell how to fix the "only plays when half open problem."

    • @Jean-nv4lu
      @Jean-nv4lu 2 года назад +1

      Replace the pinch roller

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      This is what fixes it. Along with replacing the drive belts if that doesn’t initially work. Hope this helps.

  • @phaelax
    @phaelax Год назад

    That plastic piece you so easily pried off is very fragile. Mine just snapped into pieces with very little effort....

  • @Maria3145
    @Maria3145 8 лет назад

    Would it be possible to talk by email?

    • @workshop-pw9qz
      @workshop-pw9qz  8 лет назад

      Yes, I added an email address to the description for my channel.

  • @quiettornado1970
    @quiettornado1970 Год назад

    wish I was techy enough to fix mine. I got it off of ebay and didn't bother to notice that it was broken. 😒

  • @avacrossing1449
    @avacrossing1449 4 года назад

    My mickey wont stay on and his casette player wont work, can anyone help?

    • @inspiredfigmentsarchives
      @inspiredfigmentsarchives Год назад

      it’s Dirty metal contacts that are in the back of the deck, located to the left of the drive pulley that drives that cassette deck. They usually oxidize or get corroded after a while. But they’re what sense if the tape deck is still running or not. The way it works is, as the take-up reel or spindle turns.. those metal contacts constantly push together to send an electrical pulse to the deck to tell it it’s running. When it stops, they stop pushing together and the auto-stop kicks off. But if those contacts are dirty, it doesn’t sense that’s running. Cleaning them will get it working again. That and replacing the drive belt. Hope this helps.

  • @alvinbrittneysavillechipmu6758
    @alvinbrittneysavillechipmu6758 5 лет назад

    THE MOST RAREST ORIGINAL TEDDY RUXPIN'S ARE THE 1ST GEN AND 3RD GEN TEDDY'S AND PLUS I REMEMBER THE ORIGINAL TEDDY RUXPIN FROM THE 80'S