Pioneer ct-f9090 no ff/rew

[rbonvino]

Hi all, I managed to make the play section working of a ct-f9090, but now I'm struggling with the ff/rew section. The Idler A section/clutch looks good (as per the markthefixer post on this subject, I can push down the IDLER A assembly and it comes back correctly and it freely rotates as well). The ff motor seems to spin correctly but just does not touch the IDLER B wheel. Could just be the rubber of the pulley is a little bit worn out? As I am located in Italy it is not easy to me to buy a new pulley. Could the rubber be repaired in some other way? Thanks

 

[Grivas]

Hi, when you say the rubber of the pulley, which part exactly are you referring to? Could you point it out on the SM diagram please.

 

[rbonvino]

I am referring to rla-466. I manged to rebuild it just gluing a small piece of a turntable belt on the pulley and rounding it with the sand paper, but I found out that I need two new idler tyres. Do you know ID and OD and where to buy here in Europe?

 

[Grivas]

You may try emailing Marion at fixyouraudio.com

 

[radiokom]

You may try emailing Marion at fixyouraudio.com

Marian

 

[rbonvino]

Is it easy to replace those idlers?

 

[radiokom]

Is it easy to replace those idlers?

Yes. But depend on yours skills.

 

[rbonvino]

Let's see if are them available. By the way... do you know the sizes of the two tires?

 

[radiokom]

Let's see if are them available. By the way... do you know the sizes of the two tires?

No. But contact Marian Mihok at fixyouraudio.com. Do not buy tires in ebay from phonohifishop. They are brittle crap.

 

[rbonvino]

Ok, I did it. Let's wait for the answer. Thanks!

 

[Grivas]

Apologies for getting the name wrong

 

[Grivas]

So what was the result of this cry for help then?

 

[rbonvino]

Hi. Please have a look at the 2nd point of this post.

 

[Grivas]

Okay thanks that is a great resolution well done!.

 

[rbonvino]

Okay thanks that is a great resolution well done!.

Thanks!