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Thank You, maybe you have some info on how to adjust the speed of the tape?

I have one that I bought from Sears back in the summer of 1982. I would like to get mine restored back to its original glory.

Thankyou for this, very helpful. I was able to replace a CD belt successfully so that the tray opened and closed smoothly. Unfortunately when inserting a CD I got a 'No CD' display, unable to play. Undeterred, I removed it again, cleaned the lens, but then a small thin spring jumped out of somewhere in the drive and the mechanism won't work properly now ... I'm well out of my depth with this, don't know if you have any videos dismantling the CD drive and putting the bits back together in the correct place? It's a shame as the the little player works well, speakers, cassette tape drive etc. I can connect an external CD drive via the aux, but would like to repair this unit, as I like it! Thanks for any help or advice anybody can give.

So this is to show us how to make a walkman not work?

What amp is that?

Bit of a bummer the store seals the cassettes in plastic bags. Doesn't give customers a chance to check the condition. It's nice to see if the felt pad is still in its proper place, the tape isn't too warped and sometimes the wrong cassette can be in the case. I noticed the SADE Love Deluxe cassette actually had the Promise cassette on the inside when you opened it.

I have this and it's belt is broken in very small pieces I don't know the size of belt please tell me the size

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speakers model?

I only want to clean the record bar:( Looks like a full refurb is just as 'easy' I'll save it for a cold winters day... Thanks for showing how it's done!

Thank you for doing this - I've just bought one and will follow your lead restoring it!

would you sell this unit?

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Great work as usual thank you!

That looks like a really big project to take on, but your slow and steady attitude made it look easy! Thanks for a great series so far!

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What? You didn’t take anything apart.

Are you from ...and can you sale this

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It looks like you got this from Ontario, Canada! Too bad it wasn't packed securely. I hope you get her working working again. It's a really nice boombox!

Hey, how should i clean the dirty lens on this wonderful thing? Will the cleaning cd work? Or is there a special way, I did try to look it up It keeps skipping on prestine cds, so i figure it is that. But i dont want to mess it up. Please help!

Just i replaced the belts on my PH 803,now works,but right side is slower that left side...any advice how to fix that?Thanks!

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Where can I order a replacement belt for my jvc fs-7000?

Brilliant - thank you.

Very clear and precise - thank you.

Problem with final amp or FM issues

Hello, your humming (to my ear) sounds like a ground-loop humming . In my (opinion) : If humming changes (for better OR worst) when touching anything grounded (as antenna or mass-point for phono), you have a grounding problem / ground loop somewhere I think. - first test (but you probably did that already : plug the non humming speaker into the humming channel and vice versa - just to find out if the issue is with the speaker/its wire/its plug ... I Sometimes the speaker calbes/wires go bad over time (especially if they were twisted a lot, and some internal isolation wears thin, causing + and - wires to ever so slighly connect). (have you opened up the speaker housing to see the state of wiring/ filter caps/... ? might be just a faulty connection inside (or a slight shorting where the cable gets crushed to stay in its place where it goes into the speaker housing). - if inversing speakers has the same effect on the same channel : check the solder point where the plug for the speaker is soldered onto the board, using a contact-setting on vu meter is NOT useful for this... if you have bad soldering or copper path on the pcb came loose : pushing your meter on it will most likely put it back into place, although it may be loose when you dont push on it. so either measure it from a bit further on (foloowing the path to a solder point a bit further on one side and the speaker connection on the speaker itsself (Where the wires solder on to + and -). Re-flowing might also be an idea - just to be sure. IF there is an issue with the solder point, it will be solved by reflowing - if the issue is the copper path on the pcb that has come loose : reflowing will most likely make it more evident by completely loosening it (Visibly). - check the antenna connection (especially if it has a connector that goes to the circuit board). - If it started after taking out the tape-block and putting it back... remove it again and put it back again , especially if there is a black wire that gets screwed onto the metal part of the tape-block. PAnasonic sometimes has a grounding-wire screwed to plastic parts as well... - check grounding wires , start with the "ground" screw for phono using contact meter (contact check setting )on your multimeter - measure the voltage on all ground point you can find, from a ground point you are CERTAIN is one (probably a black wire screwed to a metal part) you should have 0.00 on all ground points, including the phono ground - sometimes there are screws to connect pcb, that have these rings on them and then go onto this circle shaped thing on the pcb, they have a purpose : they usually connect to ground (through the strange ring on the screx, screw and circuit board) If those are fine : - check any loose connections (sometimes wires "snap" of their solderpoints) following the path from speaker plugs all the way to the amp or the other way around - check for cracked solder points. In short : to start of : once you excluded the speaker and its plug and wiring itsself : check grounding everywhere you can - on these devices those are usually black wires "screwed" to the tuner-frame / tapedeck metal frame/ sometimes even into plastic (no ideay why but panasonic sometimes does that., ground wiring a plastic holder... ) PS : changing capacitors is ALWAYS a good idea on these devices - the pre 1985 capacitors were usually better quality - the post 1985 are way more prone to drying out. I usually replace any electrolytic one I can with film-caps. But must say I've never come accross bad caps causing humming the way this sounds.

I'm really interested to find out what's causing this problem. I'm no expert, by the way. Many people would say replace the capacitors, but I wonder if it's a grounding (earthing) problem. I'd look around the amplifier circuit if you can see it and inspect the capacitors for bulging and leaking, and check any connectors and look for bad solder joints. I don't know if this works help, but is it the same if you use batteries instead of mains power? Good luck.

I have the exact same boombox😂

Had one of these ages ago (Italy).

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You clearing your throat is the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard . Respectfully

Used to have this back in the day. Fried it by plugging it into the cigarette lighter

Thank you for this video; I just pulled mine out of the garage and needed to do some cleaning. Are there any other belts that would need replacing? I ordered a new cartridge/needle. Thanks again.

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To have good date and time set, there is a button on the left side at upper location, then, when pushing on it at the same time of hours button, or minutes button, you can modify the time of the display. for date and time, this is the same process but with date button in front of the boombox...

To have good date and time set, there is a button on the left side at upper location, then, when pushing on it at the same time of hours button, or minutes button, you can modify the time of the display. for date and time, this is the same process but with date button in front of the boombox...

It's never going to work with that replacement belt. All the belts being sold are too thick. In order for the drive system to work, you need a .5mm belt. The belt you used looks to be a 1mm belt.

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I had this in the 80s and it was amazing. Strange coincidence is you played an ELO song and that was one of the main groups I listened to on it along with UB40

I just found this at a savers store for$10 no speakers though

Hello Grumpyandroid, would you be interested in selling this boombox?

i have the same player had it for over 20yrs,not used for a few years started playing again,recently the cd tray keeps opening and closing and i can here the motor running.very annoying as i was pleased with how good it sounded.have you any idea what the problem is and what i might be able to do,thanks

The same like Loewe 3500

Tengo 58 años y tengo esa radio desde que tenía 16. La tengo muy cuidada. Es una joya. Gracias por el vídeo

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