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In Reply to: RE: update posted by vinnie2 on February 6, 2015 at 04:52:41:
Vinnie...
It could be that one of the plastic tabs that engages the drive system when the drawer closes is either out of adjustment or broken off.
I believe the Marantz uses a Phillips drive, which may mean there is more than one belt that can be stretched out of its working size and/or it has drive gears that break.
I believe you can buy a whole new drive on Ebay.
I know this because of a long, frustrating experience with a Phillips LHH 1000 that was finally consigned to the electronics dump.
Good luck.
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