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    davidross222
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      Tape mechanism works but record/play relay fails to pick when play pressed, so no sound.

      #46505
      Dillen
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        The record/playback relay should only draw when record is pressed.
        Do the VU-meters react while playing a tape?

        Martin

        #46504
        TJames1901
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          Have you opened the player up?

          #46508
          Dillen
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            Check the supply voltages to the Dolby ICs.
            Particularly the Vref (a dead C2 wouldn’t be a first).

            Martin

            #46506
            davidross222
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              Thanks, Dillen.

              From the circuit I thought RL101 needs to pick for play. No, nil display on VU’s when recorded tape running.

              #46507
              davidross222
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                Thanks, TJames for your reply. Yes, opened and replaced a number of darlingtons in circuit around RL101. No VU’s on recorded tape. No change on micro pin 36 !REC.

                #46509
                davidross222
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                  Thanks, this deep electronics is daunting for an old bloke! But B&O have made any servicing a delight!

                  I will check voltages around the Dolby ICs.

                  And your suggestion of Vref will be done, too.

                  davidross

                  #46510
                  davidross222
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                    Sorry for delay in answering, Martin! Thanks for the leads.

                    Checked all voltages including 14a around Dolby board. All present. But worst possible result for fault – after reassembly it works perfectly!! Tested now with many tapes both in playback and record.

                    Guess I just wait for something to show up some day … sigh

                    #46511
                    davidross222
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                      New thread: what is best solvent to remove the gunk left by perished belts in tape drive??

                      #46512
                      Dillen
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                        New thread: what is best solvent to remove the gunk left by perished belts in tape drive??

                        IPA.
                        (Isopropanol alcohol, that is. – Not the beer).

                        Martin

                        #46513
                        davidross222
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                          Thanks, martin. But I need to buy some gloves first, because NOTHING gets the awful stuff off your skin!

                          David

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