Pinch roller 13x8x1.5 mm for personal cassette players and cassette decks

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Item:  Pinch roller 13x8x1.5 mm for personal cassette players and cassette decks (OD x full height x hole) made from high quality material.

Pinch roller 13x8x1.5 mm for personal cassette players and cassette decks is custom made professionally using injection molding, compression molding, CNC processing, etc. Selected material is of very good quality. It is used to replace old hardened, cracked or melted rubber ring.

Get your spare part Pinch roller 13x8x1.5 mm for personal cassette players and cassette decks to be able to fix your cassette player. Check our General Repair Instructions to find basic information about tools and skills needed to repair your player.

Unlike modern electronics, your player was built to last for decades. However, even this player contains some parts that deteriorate and you need to replace them. To fix it, you will need to perform some routine tasks, like replace rubber parts,  do cleaning and lubrication. Finally, you should adjust and check azimuth, output level and speed. Read our Instructions section to learn more about repairs.

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Most probable reasons of cassette player failure

• Aged belt – needs to be replaced, there is no other help.
• Pinch roller – clean it well with IPA. If it doesn’t help, then you need to replace it.
• Corroded battery contacts – clean them well
• Volume pot oxidized – there are special sprays for that purpose. Apply only small drop, do not spray everything

Other: leaked capacitors, cracked plastic parts, old grease and oil turned into glue, dirty switches, dirt inside player, worn head (can be lapped), faulty electronics, damage caused by leaked battery, dry motor bearings

After each repair of cassette player, speed must be adjusted!

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