Peter K0801
New Member
Hello,
and first sorry for my bad English: I'm German
I got an Kenwood KX-1030 tape deck from 1977 - the year I was born.
For sure I inspected the tape deck and ordered new belts. I opened the deck and did the replacement of the flat belt like described here ( https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/kenwood-kx-1030-belt-replacement.304391/ ) by @RichK1 (amazing job by the way).
I replaced just the flat belt after cleaning the wheel. The square belt was OK and I used the old one again. Cleaned it for sure!
Now the deck plays and yes, fast forward is also working. But sadly the rewind button makes some problems. I press the button and after some seconds it stops. Also the counter is not working when I press the rewind button.
Does anybody have any idea? I'm not absolutely an office guy but yes, my knowledge is limited when it comes down to tape decks and their mechanism. Sadly we have not so many electronics garages/workshops here and yes, they are really expensive (around 140 Dollar per hour).
Maybe the problem is easy to fix. I would appreciate any help.
All the best from Germany
Peter
and first sorry for my bad English: I'm German
I got an Kenwood KX-1030 tape deck from 1977 - the year I was born.
For sure I inspected the tape deck and ordered new belts. I opened the deck and did the replacement of the flat belt like described here ( https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/kenwood-kx-1030-belt-replacement.304391/ ) by @RichK1 (amazing job by the way).
I replaced just the flat belt after cleaning the wheel. The square belt was OK and I used the old one again. Cleaned it for sure!
Now the deck plays and yes, fast forward is also working. But sadly the rewind button makes some problems. I press the button and after some seconds it stops. Also the counter is not working when I press the rewind button.
Does anybody have any idea? I'm not absolutely an office guy but yes, my knowledge is limited when it comes down to tape decks and their mechanism. Sadly we have not so many electronics garages/workshops here and yes, they are really expensive (around 140 Dollar per hour).
Maybe the problem is easy to fix. I would appreciate any help.
All the best from Germany
Peter