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9th Apr 2012, 12:41 am | #41 |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
Load the machine up with tape, press << Rew and measure the voltage at Pin 12 of J4 which should be an orange wire.
You should have more than 0.8V but not much more. Now measure the voltage on the base of the motor drive transistor, which is the green wire going off to the transistor. OR With the machine switched off and disconnected from the mains, set your meter to ohms and check the continuity between pin 12 of the transport board and the base of the transistor. It should be 0 ohms if it is much more or open circuit you will have to trace the break in the wiring. There is one other possibility and that is that the transistor itself has failed. You could swap the supply and take up ones and see if the fault goes to the take up motor. The transistor is a MJ411 but you can use a MJ413 Let us know how you get on. Michael |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
Load the machine up with tape, press << Rew and measure the voltage at Pin 12 of J4 which should be an orange wire(got .1volts)
You should have more than 0.8V but not much more. Now measure the voltage on the base of the motor drive transistor, which is the green wire going off to the transistor (got .1volts) With the machine switched off and disconnected from the mains, set your meter to ohms and check the continuity between pin 12 of the transport board and the base of the transistor. It should be 0 ohms if it is much more or open circuit you will have to trace the break in the wiring. (Continuity 0 ohms) There is one other possibility and that is that the transistor itself has failed. You could swap the supply and take up ones and see if the fault goes to the take up motor.(switched the transistors problem still there) |
10th Apr 2012, 8:13 pm | #43 |
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0.1V is not enough to turn the transistor on.
Now please remove the green wire going to the base of the transistor (~or remove the transistor and repeat the voltage measurement. I think you should try a new transistor as it looks like its leaky base to emitter. |
10th Apr 2012, 8:43 pm | #44 |
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Ok I will check tonight.
I can't seem to find that transistor online. Would you know if there is a cross reference number? |
10th Apr 2012, 9:19 pm | #45 |
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I found a MJ413 on line ordered two.
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10th Apr 2012, 11:01 pm | #46 |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
I removed the green wire going to the base of the transistor I got .001V
I actually got that last time not .1V in the previous post. I removed J2 on the right sensor board, and got the the take up motor to work when I press play,in a counter clockwise movement, It will spin for about 4 seconds then stops. The supply does not turn when J2 is disconnected. Since I got the take motor to work when J2 is removed a fault in the sensor board is a possibility don't you think? |
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Thanks, but I ordered 2 MJ413's the other day. What do think about the test I did with the sensor board in my previous post?
The left motor worked in a counter clockwise motion. Last edited by rotoman; 12th Apr 2012 at 12:54 pm. |
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14th Apr 2012, 12:58 pm | #50 |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
I measured on pin 12, J4 of transport card, and got .001V on rewind, and when at idle. (no change)
The transport card was replaced with one that functions 100% I swapped the transistors for the both motors, no change When I receive the new transistor next week, I will try that. |
14th Apr 2012, 1:14 pm | #51 |
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Then I doubt the new transistor will make any difference.
I've run out of ideas for the moment, I'll take another look at the manual when I get a chance. AFAIK full power is applied to the supply motor on REW and I cant see what else would affect it. Did your new transport card come with the sub board fitted or did you swap them over? If you swapped it then almost certainly the fault is on that sub board. |
14th Apr 2012, 1:41 pm | #52 |
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The sub board was already on the replacement.
I did find a right sensor board, should be receiving it next week, but if you don't think it's that then I will wait to see what you my find when you look at the schematic. Please look at post #40 to see what voltages I got. Last edited by rotoman; 14th Apr 2012 at 1:48 pm. |
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I replaced the power transistor, and right sensor board, problem still there.
Don't know where else to look? |
17th Apr 2012, 11:11 pm | #54 |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
Daft question , but , the device is in the USA using USA voltages , has anything in the device been set to expect European or UK voltages ?
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17th Apr 2012, 11:19 pm | #55 |
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Re: B67 rewind not working
The take up and capstan motors both work only Supply is not working so answer is no.
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