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Old Cassette Player Not Working. How cassette player mechanisms work and how to repair and align them.00:00 general information34:34 cleaning the record playback. In this video i'm going to share how to repair your own. You may need to replace the belts on the old tape deck. However, you may not need to scrap your original device. This is the common problem we always encounter to an old cassette player. If it does, you know there is an issue with the previous player. The most common issues with cassette players include dirty heads which can be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and broken pulley belts which can be found for a low cost online and replaced. It might not be necessary to take it to your local. Go ahead and pick up that old broken cassette player, 90% of the time it's just the belt. You're listening to your favorite tape on your old cassette player, and suddenly it stops working. Try to play your cassette differently and see if that makes the drag disappear. How to troubleshoot when the cassette player is eating tapes.

You're listening to your favorite tape on your old cassette player, and suddenly it stops working. How cassette player mechanisms work and how to repair and align them.00:00 general information34:34 cleaning the record playback. This is the common problem we always encounter to an old cassette player. In this video i'm going to share how to repair your own. However, you may not need to scrap your original device. You may need to replace the belts on the old tape deck. It might not be necessary to take it to your local. How to troubleshoot when the cassette player is eating tapes. The most common issues with cassette players include dirty heads which can be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and broken pulley belts which can be found for a low cost online and replaced. Try to play your cassette differently and see if that makes the drag disappear.

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Old Cassette Player Not Working If it does, you know there is an issue with the previous player. It might not be necessary to take it to your local. The most common issues with cassette players include dirty heads which can be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and broken pulley belts which can be found for a low cost online and replaced. In this video i'm going to share how to repair your own. You're listening to your favorite tape on your old cassette player, and suddenly it stops working. If it does, you know there is an issue with the previous player. This is the common problem we always encounter to an old cassette player. Go ahead and pick up that old broken cassette player, 90% of the time it's just the belt. Try to play your cassette differently and see if that makes the drag disappear. However, you may not need to scrap your original device. You may need to replace the belts on the old tape deck. How to troubleshoot when the cassette player is eating tapes. How cassette player mechanisms work and how to repair and align them.00:00 general information34:34 cleaning the record playback.