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In Reply to: Re: help with a vintage cassette deck. PLEASE!! posted by jsjazz on March 24, 2007 at 11:20:27:
Two suggestions: try cleaning the pot that is the speed control with Rid-Ox, or replace it with a newer one.If the pot adjusts some kind of DC servo, check resistor values in that circuit, or the semiconductors in that circuit for overheating. Just zap a couple of the parts with freeze spray. If you can't find freeze spray easily, just turn a compressed air keyboard duster upside down and give it a quick burst. If you hit a part and the pitch changes, you have found your culprit.
BT
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