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Hi! Well, hard to say. Try to clean it up deeply, especially the internal switches, the one related to REC. It can be that's the cause of the noise.

My pleasure! Not that skilled yet to check any impedence failure of a speaker, so I went straight to the replacement option and I enjoyed it a lot :)) Next time I ll try to learn also how to check it.

Yes, indeed, it just works, and I also noticed the weight. It's really light, and looks almost like there is nothing inside. Not sure if it's a good or bad thing, but ok. No, I didn't measure anything because I'm not that skilled. I just thought it could be a speaker problem and eventually I found a similar replacement speaker on eBay. That's it.

Hi. According to my experience, this could be an issue related to the REC button which inside is going to push an internal little switch that, when dirty, might cause that feedback noise. Try to clean it up and see if this noise disappears.

@@macropathsoundscapes fantastic idea, going to try that! thank you!

@@macropathsoundscapes You're spot on. I spritzed it with a contact cleaner and it worked! but I can't quite reach the contacts without removing the board to give them a thorough cleaning. Without that it only works for a while, then needs to be spritzed again. Also I managed to lose one of the screws somewhere inside (I suspect it got stuck to the speaker).

@@svofski Glad to hear it! So, just focus more on that and have it cleaned. Yes, you need to remove the board to properly reach the ... unreachable :D Good luck with that!

Hi! Yes I thought the problem was with the capacitors but eventually it was not. I'm learning by doing, so when I took this video I still didn't know how to measure them. However I really enjoyed the process of re-capping :))

Cool, thanks for the nice tip! I appreciate!

Good luck with that! ;)

Indeed, a really nice piece!

Glad to hear that! My pleasure! :)

Hi! well, hard to explain that with a post, but on YT is full of nice tutorials how to use it. It can use normal Ferric tapes or better if Chrome, so Type 1 and 2 mostly. The thing is that it can record on 1 side only, since it uses all the 4 tracks of the tape.

:D :D This is just something I've made and I was working on.

Hi! I sold this unit some months ago so I have no chance to check right now, but if I remember well you need to remove the Play bar, the entire black button. Try to pull it up with a plastic tool and it should easily come apart.

Thanks a lot Richard! Me too sometimes I hardly understand how I managed time ago to do such a work with my entry level skills and without a proper music knowledge, but ... here it is :D

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Thanks a lot! Really appreciate!

I'm sorry, I just didn't get your comments. Would you please be more specific? What would you need or would you like to know? Thanks

Hi! Try to keep the right distances especially between ZOOMH1 and headphones. Maybe that's a feedback noise. Are the volumes also low into the ZOOM H1 input and output? In the dictaphone I think doesn't matter which volume you put, so focus on the volumes of the Zoom.

Yes, I have other couple of dictaphones and a walkman with the same issues unfortunately, but not able to fix it ((

@@macropathsoundscapes I think there is no way to fix it, plastic gears have shrunk over time and the clutch is stiffer then what it should be by design. Clutches do not age very well and they are one of the main sources of headaches in walkman's and recorders

Hi! I'm glad you will find this video useful. Regarding the REC problem, basically all the times you're pressing the red button to record, it's going to press a particular internal switch which most of the times it gets dirty and needs to be cleaned. When dirty it might get stuck and not allowing the REC function to start, causing also some feedback noises. This is what I learnt after repairing several similar dictaphones. Hope it helps.

@@macropathsoundscapes thank you so much for the reply, this will definitely help me with the repair, much appreciated!

Yw! Feel free to subscribe to my channel as I have a small box still full of other dictaphones to be repaired ;) @@malterderspalter7957

Hi, well hard to say, but if you watch carefully this video it could be helpful as I handled 5 of them. In most of the cases is a belt issue and it needs to be replaced.

Thank you! I will try to fix it

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Hi! I'm not sure about the size but you can buy a new one at this link: www.ebay.it/itm/323813014084@@ademhaste1857

Thank you. Hopefully, I can fix my dad's to hear his voice just 1 more time. It's been 28 years 😢❤

Hi! Here is the answer: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_(brand)

Thanks a lot! Glad you appreciated!

Thanks a lot 🙌

Hi! Glad to hear that, but I would really suggest you to get a new belt as I did. Find it on eBay and install it, you'll bring it to new life ;)

@@macropathsoundscapes I already saved a link with the original one for when this one brakes 😉 Even if Im not into cassette players, I do try to repair electronics from time to time and your video can be useful like in this case. You got me as a subscriber 👍

@@mohinator3341 I really appreciate! Thanks a lot! ;)

Hi! Was a Svitol spray to revitalize circuit board and main electric/electronic parts, contacts and components.

@@macropathsoundscapes Thank you so much great video you did a great job!

Thanks a lot! I appreciate! Subscribe if you liked it. Soon I will post other similar videos like this one 🙏

Thanks!

@@Shorts.776 Yw!

Hi Enrico! Maybe you should check the earphone jack and the connection of his flat cable into the circuit board. No, the second one I was not able to fix in this video, it remained like that unfortunately, just for replacements, but there was a faulty component. The flat cable of the earphones has 3 ways, and they all go to the circuit board, so maybe in your case I would double check if it's properly connected as that connection decides if audio should flow through the earphones or the speaker.

Hi. Nice video. Where did you say you got the replacement belt from? Struggling to find one online…

Hi! Fixyouraudio.com

@@macropathsoundscapes cheers!

@@lukepettett5075 You're welcome ;)

Thanks a lot ;)

That's coming from an Aiwa walkman with a built-in radio. I was just playing with the tuning while recording it.

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