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The Playskool Talk N Play would make for a great repair video ruclips.net/video/-osmLN9_V5c/видео.htmlsi=mSmKNaMv0SIhsGg3 They are still out there but most of them do not work

Thanks for the VIDEO , VERY HELPFUL 🤙

Or looks like a old harman kardon Receiver lol.

Sony the best

Working on a Zenith JR596W turntable currently. I've looked at a bunch of these repair videos last night and today. Tried the soldering iron trick, tried tapping the center spindle with a heavy screwdriver a couple times, tried 3-in-1 oil yesterday, let it sit overnight, tried it again today. Held the soldering iron in the center hole for nearly 10 minutes. Even after all that, the turntable will just simply not come off at all (though it's doing full 360 rotations, whereas before the turntable itself was literally stuck in place). My fingers are all chapped now from continuously pulling up on the edge of that metal platter, lol. I feel kinda discouraged, like this thing is never going to get fixed. One interesting thing to note about these turntables is, if you spin it manually with your hand and flick the auto switch, you can actually see the tonearm mechanism go through its motions and place itself on the record, return to its holder, etc.

Where would I find a power cord for one of these beauties?

Watched your video, went out and pulled the boot of the passenger side door harness and found the ground wire broken. Thanks for the heads up.

Great work!!! Thank you very much for sharing :)

Just plugged one in at work that we've had on shelf for who knows how long, but it kicked on and is pushing insane air. I want one, or 5, for home!!

When it comes to car stereos like my factory 56002467(1991) Jeep Cherokee AM/FM Cassette Player, what is the cause of either the left or right channel going out and on a 56009004(1992) the volume knob is maxed out but needs just a little bit more volume? I`ve got cassette players also on some 56003021&3019(88-90) that won`t draw the tape in and seat it down into position but you can hear the motor running. You have to push the tape in and then you have to pull the tape out with needle nose pliers. On one player you have a high squeal thru the speakers but no AM/FM reception.

Dern I have been scratching my head for a few weeks trying to figure out how to safely mount those square replacement motor caps in my decks. I was thinking of hot glue and electrical tape,but terminal strip seems so much better! I have all Sonys: three TC-580 decks and a TC-458 and have replaced most of the motor caps, done a ton of cleaning and lubing, replaced belts and brake pads and some minor mechanical adjustments. I do have a good number of strips hanging around and will give your method a shot. There is not as much room in the Sonys but probably enough.

Thank you. You give me hope!

Thank you so much for this. I’m going to try and rehabilitate my old 2340 based on this! Quite a gift to us…

This series of videos really helped out alot! My 940 is now working almost flawlessly. The only thing I am still having trouble with, is when the turntable goes into cycle, the tone arm drifts slightly inward toward the turntable. Same goes for when it returns to rest. The tonearm drifts slightly and sets down, and for whatever reason the turntable then begins to cycle, but turning the platter backward gets it out of cycle. Have you ever seen this problem, and if so do you know how to fix it?

Good to see a video from you .The Sansui still works great!

I just bought an SX3600 and it is mint. Looks like it just came out of the box and sounds amazing.

Great explanation and description! I have a 197x G-2000 which exhibits the symptom on only one FM station, 89.1. All other FM stations come in fine.Is that the same issue or something different? (I can get the same station on a different band.) Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.

redue with sound please

Going to be Nice when fixed ✨️

I am impressed with how clean the recapped chassis is. Looks better than when the accounting department at GE got finished reducing costs.

Boy if you ever want an apprentice, I'm there.

Awesome i like how you did the captions

Had one. Wish I had it still. I have no idea what makes these so cool to me. Part of it is the 1957 Chevy look and the relatively light weight for what it is. They are real buggers to service, though. You are a brave man! It's so funny. When Samantha's cousin came on screen, I thought the vertical linearity was off! Beehive hairdos will get ya every time. 😂 Really nice work, sir!

Huh. In the end it was the owner's fault that you could not fix it. Wow.

Happy you're back mate! I bet you had the s**ts when the camera clapped out . Either way it's good you're here :)

that tip on using a windex solution to get the faceplate and knobs cleaned up.... man, that really did the job! sparkling like new now!

Sorry Jordan, I would leave a comment here, but my keyboard failed.

I’m just happy to see you back doing videos whether we have sound or not. At least you have something out there to show us you’re still here alive and well at least I pray you’re doing OK and well family wise as well.

Shango066 dealt with one of these sets a few years ago; it was branded Hotpoint but had a similar GE chassis. Good to see you back JP. 😎 (I prefer captioning as I'm hard of hearing).

beautiful TV! So nice, I think Wes Montgomery and Jimmy Smith will do....

It looks great, nice job! It must have been a royal pita to put all of those captions in there afterwards

Wasn’t Mell Brooks in this silent movie too?

I have this same TV set they are a pain to work on lol.

Pretty much a fail without sound. Too bad. I can't watch this kind of video without sound.

Great to see you back again and looking forward to hearing you again in the next video.

No sound?

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why not overdub instead of subtitles ???? without any sound it aint worth watching ... sorry

Missed you man hope all is well glad to see you posted again

Change all the capacitors in the camera

Where you been mane?

about to clean up an sx 750, so super helpful video! thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Just out of curiosity, what is the purpose of the trim ring? Is it purely decorative?

I just inherited a beautiful zenith console from my late great grandmother and I'm following this to get it back in working order. Thank you so much for posting a detailed tutorial. These old mechanical appliances can be daunting for someone who didn't grow up with them.

I only lose the right channel when it’s in stereo. In mono mode I get sound from both speakers. :/

It's a set nothing like this that is designed to work for a 100 years to Come..

I have this exact fan, and have used it for years. The fan blade was broken recently and I'm having trouble finding a replacement with the same mount style. Any input on where to get one? Thanks in advance!

Garrard as in Gary not as in Jerry folks!!!

Just subscribed, your videos are really easy to follow thank you