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Subject: Killed my P100?

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Jeff Connell

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Date Posted: 20:41:57 12/18/11 Sun

Hey all,

Hope you can help. I have a P100 pianorecorder, and it would play if I hold down the play button, but was erratic. I took off the cover of the tape player, and found one of the springs was not under tension when play was depressed, I can see I needed to 'bend the spring'. It was an easy fix.

Now the fine tuning light always stays lit. I tried to do the fine tuning adjustment with the fine tuning control (step 9-19 in the manual), but no luck.

All my components are seemingly OK, still soldered in the right place. I don't think my playback board is bad as I didn't touch it.

Any ideas? I'm at a loss of what to check next..

Best regards,
Jeff.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Killed my P100?	Mark Fontana	12:33:45 02/03/12 Fri