CD 100 Mint Condition – Repair
This CD 100 in Mint Condition has difficulty with turning on and when it’s turn on it won’y play. First inspection , i see broken Solder joints , aging ? After some maintenance...
Category: Refurbished
CD 94 Open Close problem
CD 94 with Open close no longer works Replace all Tactile switches and carefully resoldered single side PCB “PS26 Ten Keys P.W.B”, Open/Close is working again. Next replace the belts and clean the...
CD 300 : Bought second hand and doesn’t work
CD 300 : Bought second hand and doesn’t work , it has been re-capped , “Bram can you have a look” First check , Red Tape ?? on the RF shielding what happened here...
Marantz CD94 Mk 2 Tray Problems
CD 94 Mk2 – Request for maintenance Work in progress cleaning all puleys New rubbers Cleaning rails CD single detector..? 2 x TDA1541A S1 Servo Board “I have set...
CD 303 Refurbish and Repair
Bought a defective second-hand CD 303 myself 😉 Nice Dust pattern Weird problems ?! Found a broken trace 😉 , no -12volt on LM324 Rewiring transfer to 240 Volt...
CD 104 Refurbisch
This CD 104 , won’t open and close properly , sometimes difficulty’s reading Disc’s , Early CD 104 with CDM-0 On request remove the audio-cable and place chassis cinch Deep cleaning New...
CD 100 Distortion and Hum
Problem Found , bad Capicitors and the LM337 for -18 Volt was Faulty, it was only -12 with ripple causing the hum Audio without distortion : Playing audio...
CD 100 repair repaired
CD 100 repair repaired , Problem : Clicking, Skipping, Interruptions, etc. No Audio Some nicotine Sub. 29515 88 bis ?? Early version CD 100/00 servo processor MAB8420 C006 and a Mercury Time Counter...
CD 303 with Multiple Faults , Repair & Refurbisch
CD 303 , won’t play discs , interconnect board Already added cinch chassis connectors There has been done a lot of resoldering already Won’t read discs, output Reed-relais...
CD 100
This CD 100 doesn’t work , has difficulty to start front display , disc not spinning. Found some creep-corrosion Finally a good looking eye-pattern 🙂