How Do You Fix A Cassette Player?
Like all pieces of electronics, cassette players need proper maintenance from time to time to work properly and achieve the correct sound that is intended during cassette recording. A number of issues can affect the performance of a cassette player, ranging from belt problems to tape jams. While an issue can sometimes be resolved simply by checking cables and inputs, there is often a deeper issue, or even combination of issues, that is ailing your cassette player. Step 1 Check all of your cables. Are they securely fastened in the proper manner? This should always be the first step with diagnosing and attempting to repair a problem of this nature. Step 2 Observe and change the bias settings on your player if the problem seems to be with cassette sound. Certain bias settings may prevent tapes made on other players from playing properly on yours. Step 3 Check all belts for any possible problems. These bands are rubber, and over time or after heavy use they can, and ultimately will, become
