PHILIPS 6502/15 for EL3302 Cassette Recorder - Page 2 - UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum

camtechman · 16th Apr 2012, 10:05 am

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Originally Posted by stephanie

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Originally Posted by camtechman

I found a very reliable alternative and now change it as a matter of course, it's availble from RS, part no: 522-2817 (as pic)

If that's the 10K version (I didn't bother to go to Radio Spares' website), that's the same exact one we use as the trim pots in our analog mixing desks at Wheatstone! Bourns. Made in Mexico.

It's 100R not 10K in the Philips Motor Contol Board.

briskly · 16th Apr 2012, 6:51 pm

Thanks for all the comments. I'll try the 100k pot. Unfortunately The motor board looks a bit messy around the control pot - anyone have a pic of the board by any chance?

camtechman · 17th Apr 2012, 8:21 am

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Originally Posted by briskly

Thanks for all the comments. I'll try the 100k pot. Unfortunately The motor board looks a bit messy around the control pot - anyone have a pic of the board by any chance?

The ohmic value is 100R (100 Ohms) NOT 100K.

briskly · 25th Apr 2012, 4:33 pm

Thanks for all the help. I've got the motor going OK now but the sound output became intermittent and I've now found that some of the tracking has come away from the sound board (left hand corner as you look down from the motor board end - near the motor board.) I've tried to hard wire the connections but it is not that clear where the connections should be. I think maybe the transistor here has blown. Would anyone have a photo of the N2202 sound board and/or have any tips?

Thanks,

Andrew

Ekcoman · 28th Apr 2012, 2:33 pm

Just got another boxed EL3302/00G complete with the mains adapter BUT interesting MADE IN SINGAPORE. That's new to me and for a late model has the old mini window in the cassette door and not the full perspex one. I think it dates 1975? Well that's written on the adapter box.

16th Apr 2012, 6:51 pm	#22
briskly Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Chelmsford, Essex, UK. Posts: 98	Re: PHILIPS 6502/15 for EL3302 Cassette Recorder Thanks for all the comments. I'll try the 100k pot. Unfortunately The motor board looks a bit messy around the control pot - anyone have a pic of the board by any chance?

25th Apr 2012, 4:33 pm	#24
briskly Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Chelmsford, Essex, UK. Posts: 98	Re: PHILIPS 6502/15 for EL3302 Cassette Recorder Thanks for all the help. I've got the motor going OK now but the sound output became intermittent and I've now found that some of the tracking has come away from the sound board (left hand corner as you look down from the motor board end - near the motor board.) I've tried to hard wire the connections but it is not that clear where the connections should be. I think maybe the transistor here has blown. Would anyone have a photo of the N2202 sound board and/or have any tips? Thanks, Andrew

28th Apr 2012, 2:33 pm	#25
Ekcoman Heptode Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Southend, Essex, UK Posts: 663	Re: PHILIPS 6502/15 for EL3302 Cassette Recorder Just got another boxed EL3302/00G complete with the mains adapter BUT interesting MADE IN SINGAPORE. That's new to me and for a late model has the old mini window in the cassette door and not the full perspex one. I think it dates 1975? Well that's written on the adapter box. __________________ "I really am seriously downsizing "