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SCD-1 sled motor.

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Posted on April 14, 2007 at 17:34:25
sser2
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 I did more research on it. The RF-500TB 12560 is not the sled motor. It is the sliding door drive motor (bummer, I've ordered 9 of them!). Although they look similar on pictures, it is much larger and more powerful motor than the one for the sled.

The sled motor part is Mabuchi RF-300CH 11400. It is not to be confused with RF-300CH 11440, which is exactly like the 11400, but is much weaker. Unlike for the RF-500TB, there is not much offer for RF-300CH. I found only one supplier (Kysan) who had them. They had 18 pieces @ 1.60, with a minimum purchase of $100. I purchased them all + some more stuff to make up to the minimum. I don't need 18 pieces, so if interested, e-mail. I am not seeking any profit for myself.

 

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Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 14, 2007 at 22:12:58
ttsakai


 
I would like to purchase 2 of the sled motors. Please let me know how much I owe you including shipping to 95124.

Thanks

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 14, 2007 at 22:25:02
Stang
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 I take two, let me know with shipping to 91710.
thanks.

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 14, 2007 at 22:28:55
rich121
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 I tried sending you and email a while ago, and just got it back... something wrong with your email address?
I would like to purchase 3 of the motors if you have them? Can you tell me how you would like me to pay you?

Thanks,

Rick

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 14, 2007 at 22:30:04
DEON
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 Hi,

From my observation also, RF-300 is the right one, RF-500 looks too big.
There are two versions, one with lead wires, one with PCB terminals, did you get the right ones..?
I would take two also, if you can check the shipping and send it to Slovenia..?
I will pay you total amount with shipping in advance.

Regards, Davorin

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 14, 2007 at 22:35:16
rich121
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 Forgot to give you my zip... 98902

Thanks,

Rick

 

I'll take the remainder!, posted on April 15, 2007 at 04:19:48
Allen Wright
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 But to Switzerland - OK?

If that's too much hassle, and I understand it could be, I can give you an address in the USA, zip 22151

Regards, Allen

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 15, 2007 at 06:09:51
Dave Garretson
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 I would like three motors, but I could not get through to your email address. Please email me and I will reply directly. For what it's worth, I was the one who originally posted that Sony had discontinued the motors.

Thanks,

Dave

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 15, 2007 at 06:59:31
Mr_bill2
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 sser2,
So to be fair, this is a copy of the Email I sent last night...I hope you can accomodate me, as well as the others.
Thank you.

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Sat, 14 Apr 2007 21:37:10 -0800
Your email to sser2 has been sent.
Your message was as follows:

Audio Asylum Email from Mr_bill2:

Poster Info:
http://cgi.AudioAsylum.com/scripts/mail.pl?user_ID=14863&f=hirez

Hello sser2,

Nice work finding them, I'll take a couple of the sled motors (Mabuchi
RF-300CH 11400)if you still have any left? I can't believe sony was
over
charging as much as they were for these!

Please email your address and I'll get payment out to you on Monday.

Thanks again,
Dean

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 15, 2007 at 07:02:32
Mr_bill2
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 forgot to include my add/zip... Alexandria, VA 22315.

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on April 15, 2007 at 10:24:15
cheH
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 I would like to get two if possible. Please let me know the cost of shippment to 10001. Thanks. -Che

 

Asylum mail does not work for me, too., posted on April 15, 2007 at 14:41:07
sser2
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 I got messages from two folks, and was able to reply to one person below, but all my other messages bounced back. I guess my server is overzealous about spam. Please e-mail me directly, matrosovhero@yahoo.com

Most of you want 2 or 3, but I don't have enough. However, I can promise that every person below will get at least one.

The question was raised whether the motor has PCB lugs or wire terminals. I do not know for sure. The picture on the Kysan site shows a motor with wires. However, this is a generic picture for all the motors of this type that they have. Description of RF-300CH 11400 says it has lug terminals.

 

One more thing., posted on April 15, 2007 at 16:04:48
sser2
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 The motor I described is not exactly what Sony was selling for $86. The Sony part is assembly, whereas RF-300CH is just a motor. This means that replacing a motor will require recycling of mounting bracket and a little gear that is pressed onto the shaft. This is how it looks in the SCD-1 service manual.

Removing the gear from the old motor may require a custom-made puller.

 

Not a problem, thanks for doing this ...;^), posted on April 16, 2007 at 08:19:49
ThomasW
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 nt

 

There's a comma instead of a period in your addy..., posted on April 16, 2007 at 08:41:04
ThomasW
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 nt

 

If you have any left, I'll take two..., posted on April 16, 2007 at 23:11:45
Chris Garrett
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 or even one if that's all you have.

Reply yea or nay if I can get two or even one and let me know the payment details.

Thanks Chris

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on July 12, 2007 at 20:39:46
Ifatchoi
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 Do you still have any sled motor left? I need 1 for my SCD-1. Thanks

JC

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on August 22, 2007 at 09:21:36
TNT48037@COMCAST.COM


 
i CAN USED 5

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 25, 2007 at 12:06:38
rich121
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 Anatoly,
Why did you send me 2 YG300R-11440 motors instead of the RF-300CH-11400?
I have been saving these for when my sled motor fails, and I just looked under the Kysan label (P/N11121013)... I'm assuming these are worthless....

Rick

 

These are the wrong part #... YG300R-11440, posted on October 25, 2007 at 12:10:32
rich121
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 or you sent me a mistake...

Rick

 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 25, 2007 at 13:23:34
Mr_bill2
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 I don't like the sound of this post!



 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 25, 2007 at 13:39:01
rich121
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 I hope that somehow these are good, but I don't see how when the part number is the same (except for the 2 starting letters) as the motor Anatoly said to not get confused with...

Rick

 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 25, 2007 at 13:57:08
Mr_bill2
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 check your mail.

 

Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 26, 2007 at 07:45:41
Mr_bill2
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 I have been in contact with Kysan Electronics, they tell me they have 400 Mabuchi RF-300CH 11400 motors instock here in the USA.

Can anyone verify they are in fact the direct replacement to the out of stock Sony sled motors for the SCD-1/777 models?

If they are, maybe we can come up with enough interest to do a group buy, as they have a minimum $ requirement for all orders. Anyone in?

 

FYI, SCD-1 sled motor., posted on October 29, 2007 at 09:59:01
Mr_bill2
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 Got in touch with the supplier in CA. He did indeed have them in stock and very nicely offer to send me only 2 units per my request even though there is a min order requirement. I explained to him I was an end user and had no need to buy bulk, he graciously offer to just send the 2 out. A very nice guy!

It has been reported on this site that Sony is carrying this part in stock for repairs to units in for service but no longer offers it on it's parts web site. At under $2 a pop, I couldn't resist to get a couple to put away just in case.

 

What happened to "sser2" or Anotoly, he was suppossedly getting the correct ones??, posted on December 6, 2007 at 20:22:24
rich121
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 Haven't heard back from him for quite alwhile...

Rick

 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on January 24, 2008 at 13:46:11
kevinkr
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 I just checked at the Kysan website and the RF-300CH 11400 is in stock. I'm looking for a few other people to go in with me to reach their $100 minimum order.

I need 10 for me and my friends. Any others care to join? Ultimately if not I will eventually buy the minimum and sell them on a case by case basis, but I'd prefer to go in knowing at least some of these are sold.

Something to bear in mind here, this is just the motor, not the entire assembly with motor, board, stamped chassis, gear, and shafts. This is part of the reason why these motors are cheap and the Sony part is not. You will need to remove the existing gear from your old motor (carefully) for reuse, and install this motor in the existing assembly.

Note that the mechanism is identical in the SCD-1 and SCD-777ES and this motor may be used in either.

Paypal will be fine for payment. Let me know if you are interested.

 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on March 9, 2008 at 16:35:22
kevinkr
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 I have a limited supply of RF-300CH 11400 motors available for $6.00 each plus shipping and I plan to order more shortly if interest warrants it. (The first lot is basically sold out. I have just 3 left for sale.) These are sans gears, and sleds. Just motors. These are new production items I had built to order.

Email me directly if interested.

You will need to devise some sort of gear puller in order to remove the gear from the old motor.

 

RE: Re: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on March 17, 2008 at 21:13:28
kevinkr
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 I've sold out on this lot of motors. Let me know if there is any interest and I will order more. Turn around time is pretty quick. Again this is the RF-300CH 11400.. (motor only)

I may be able to source some other motors as well. Let me know and I will investigate.

Kevin

 

RE: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on December 23, 2016 at 03:15:56
stevebraxton
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 sser2 or anyone who can assist...

Do you still have the sled motor for the SCD-1 available for sale?

Part number was posted on Audiogon for SCD-1 repair indicated below.

The sled motor part is Mabuchi RF-300CH 11400

 

RE: SCD-1 sled motor., posted on December 23, 2016 at 07:43:04
fantja
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 Welcome! stevebraxton-

hope you find the parts for your spinner.

 

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