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1973shovel

In Reply to: Dial String Slippage posted by Brian Levy on July 24, 2014 at 06:07:21:

The first thing I would try is cleaning the pulley track the string rides in. A Q-tip lightly moistened with alcohol should work. Don't saturate the string though.

Secondly, I'd (again lightly) lube the bearings of the pulleys.

Have you popped the lid to determine that it's actually the string slipping? As stellavox suggested, it might be something else. I'm not sure what else it could be, but have a look.

Good luck

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Topic - Dial String Slippage - Brian Levy 06:07:21 07/24/14 (8)

RE: Dial String Slippage - sony6060 05:56:32 09/04/14 (0)

RE: Dial String Slippage - AJ 06:28:11 08/22/14 (1)

Great Idea - Brian Levy 15:14:05 08/31/14 (0)

RE: Dial String Slippage - pathologymd 20:08:49 07/25/14 (1)

RE: Dial String Slippage - Brian Levy 13:21:33 07/31/14 (0)

Were it me - 1973shovel 07:22:36 07/25/14 (1)

RE: Vintage Philips Cassette Deck? - Brian Levy 13:06:45 07/25/14 (0)

RE: Dial String Slippage - stellavox 04:17:51 07/25/14 (0)

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Were it me - 1973shovel 07:22:36 07/25/14 (1)

RE: Vintage Philips Cassette Deck? - Brian Levy 13:06:45 07/25/14 (0)

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