A very good fix and very well presented. It is good when problems are shown that might occur. I Would like to add, that you should use the thinnest and most flexible wires that you can find. Those in cheap headphones are often excellent for this task.
Thank you for this. My MZ-R30 has the same issue. About a year ago I recorded a disc and when it did TOC edit it failed and ruined the disc. After that the same issue as yours. So likely what happened is that the cable broke partway through the recording. You are brilliant. Thank you.
Hi, First of all thank you for you good video tutorial...i have a sony MZ-R35 and i check with tester the connection of the head and its good, but when i go to make overall test it stopped to step 39 nad view F0 MOmode NG and end test..what mean?
@@DunQuDeYiBAsically my problem is that i go to record, i can hear the recording sound from hearphone, end the process, but when i go to hear recorded track i not hear nothing and if i eject and reinsert disk i read the message "Blankdisc", some help?
Both Laser Head and the Recording head will wear off. However, It is still are long time to go. The ribbon cable is a more likely to break (this is unique to the MZ-Nxxx). The next thing goes bad would be the plastic driving gear next to the motor. The heads I will say there will still be 50 or more years to go. This is because many CD players and cassette deck are still working great and they are 40 - 70 years old.
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A very good fix and very well presented. It is good when problems are shown that might occur. I Would like to add, that you should use the thinnest and most flexible wires that you can find. Those in cheap headphones are often excellent for this task.
Thank you for this. My MZ-R30 has the same issue. About a year ago I recorded a disc and when it did TOC edit it failed and ruined the disc. After that the same issue as yours. So likely what happened is that the cable broke partway through the recording. You are brilliant. Thank you.
Many thanks for this video, it helped me at lot. I wacht it and repair my Minidisc Sony recorder.
That's great job, to be able to make the head move freely I will use those wires from a old apple headpods those are paint coated and are very thin.
Hi, First of all thank you for you good video tutorial...i have a sony MZ-R35 and i check with tester the connection of the head and its good, but when i go to make overall test it stopped to step 39 nad view F0 MOmode NG and end test..what mean?
Sorry I dont know. I've never done those full test.
@@DunQuDeYiBAsically my problem is that i go to record, i can hear the recording sound from hearphone, end the process, but when i go to hear recorded track i not hear nothing and if i eject and reinsert disk i read the message "Blankdisc", some help?
I have the same player and have heard about this issue before. One question, do the laser head in these players wear off over time?
Both Laser Head and the Recording head will wear off. However, It is still are long time to go. The ribbon cable is a more likely to break (this is unique to the MZ-Nxxx). The next thing goes bad would be the plastic driving gear next to the motor. The heads I will say there will still be 50 or more years to go. This is because many CD players and cassette deck are still working great and they are 40 - 70 years old.
Great repair,takes a lot of patience to do this
Hi i have same issue on sony mz-r35..what you suggest?
Thank You very much
Looking for someone I the USA that repairs these minidisc players.
Thank for any suggestions.
Did you try the netMD function too? did it work?
The only thing I did was using web.minidisc.wiki/ to copy mp3 to MD
What about on how to fix temp over
I just did a similar botch job on my MZ-R909, and the wires keep getting pinches under the head arm, so i will have to route them over