That's what I enjoy doing and hearing. It's not a hard mod to do at all. I forgot to link the items I used. If you need them feel free to message me, I have a Facebook page.
Brilliant job! Though, the tape deck drive motor speed module needs to be adjusted as it’s set/playing back much slower than it should be. (On some, It’s located on the far right, lower hand corner on the circuit board near the drive motor. Others it’s located underneath the board, near where the tape recognition tab is located. Take a jeweler’s flathead screwdriver and turn it either left or right (forget which way is faster, it ‘may’ be to the right) but speed it up a bit and you’ll have a truly perfectly repaired/functioning Teddy. 👍🏻
That is a more rarer Teddy that is a 3rd generation and a second generation a very early one mean this was before they added the hinged battery door for the 3rd generation ones
Idk why but when I have Teddy and Grubby plugged in, sometimes the speaker goes out. But when I take the cord out of Teddy and or Grubby, the speaker will come on. Other times it won’t. But if I turn Teddy off, then turn him on, his speaker will work. And when I turn his volume up, it’s very distorted and bassbooted. A previous third gen I had, his mouth and eyes moved fine with the uncle grubby tape and mushroom forest tape. But with the current third gen I have now, about 9 or 10 months ago, it would barely move his eyes and mouth to the tape. But he worked with other tapes. Now his eyes flutter about. What is wrong with my Teddy and or grubby and or cord? I’m not sure if they need a full on repair with everything replaced and resoldered.
Nice job looking forward to your new arrival
Me too! And thanks for the comment!
Nice job saving that teddy ruxpin
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it
Neph here, very good job👍
Thanks! Always love hearing from you guys!
Awesome dude, thanks for that walk through. I think I could successfully do that with your example.
That's what I enjoy doing and hearing. It's not a hard mod to do at all. I forgot to link the items I used. If you need them feel free to message me, I have a Facebook page.
Brilliant job! Though, the tape deck drive motor speed module needs to be adjusted as it’s set/playing back much slower than it should be. (On some, It’s located on the far right, lower hand corner on the circuit board near the drive motor. Others it’s located underneath the board, near where the tape recognition tab is located. Take a jeweler’s flathead screwdriver and turn it either left or right (forget which way is faster, it ‘may’ be to the right) but speed it up a bit and you’ll have a truly perfectly repaired/functioning Teddy. 👍🏻
Thanks for the comment and I am glad you enjoyed.
That is a more rarer Teddy that is a 3rd generation and a second generation a very early one mean this was before they added the hinged battery door for the 3rd generation ones
Great job
Thank you very much!
Idk why but when I have Teddy and Grubby plugged in, sometimes the speaker goes out. But when I take the cord out of Teddy and or Grubby, the speaker will come on. Other times it won’t. But if I turn Teddy off, then turn him on, his speaker will work. And when I turn his volume up, it’s very distorted and bassbooted. A previous third gen I had, his mouth and eyes moved fine with the uncle grubby tape and mushroom forest tape. But with the current third gen I have now, about 9 or 10 months ago, it would barely move his eyes and mouth to the tape. But he worked with other tapes. Now his eyes flutter about. What is wrong with my Teddy and or grubby and or cord? I’m not sure if they need a full on repair with everything replaced and resoldered.
That is possibly an issue with the cord
Mod link?
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