A video with great drama I must say. I think it is very good of you to show that not all projects lead to glory, even with your experience and skills. Quite impressed by the micro surgery on the motor by the way.
Hi, Albert. Thank you for your compliment on my work. Yes, as you said that I do have many unsuccessful restoration jobs, and I can say I have learned many thing from them.
Sorry that you could not complete the job... I have a GF 9494 that needs a whole check-up, you gave me inspiration to do that.... Please keep sending us videos like this...
Though you cannot complete the work ..but still i'll appreciate your restoring the motor and the way you cleaned the equipment worth appreciating. Don't lose heart man ...still you can achieve. Great job!
Love the craftsmanship you showed us (especially on the motor), like the music, however it was easier to replace the motor with a brand new one (or brushless one) with some adjustable dc/dc converter attached to it? Replacing old parts with old parts is just a matter of time to fail again. The constant running motor must be a simple problem but I guess you must know a little more about electronics. You don't understand everything you do, am I right? It is no blame however could be handy to solve all kind of problems, this puppy is repairable.
Hi, Code. Thank you for your comment and advice. I replaced inside of the motor parts since I wanted to know the reason why the motor kept spinning. So the replacing inside parts was one of the way to determine the cause it was the motor or not. Anyway, as you said I do encounter many things which I do not understand at all. But it is a kind of mystery solving journey and I enjoyed every step of I took regardless I was able to solve it or not. Thank you again!
If the electric motor drive on this Sharp GF8989 has the same voltage, then there is no need to dismantle it. You only need to check the voltage he has. You can do this easily with the aid of a multimeter. If the voltage is the same, then it's enough to wrap the wires and transfer it to another electro-mechanism. The cylinder number is not as important as the correct voltage is. I hope it helps. You need to see where the switch is that has a constant electrical switch. Have you tried to check the power switch that is at the play button you press when you want to play the tape? Maybe a contact is created that allows the electric energy to be transmitted to the electric motor.
Hi, Daniel. Thank you for the great input. Yes I checked most of the parts and switch, non of gave me any ideas what is wrong. I think somewhere in the motor control units had malfunction for powering up the motor.
great video as usual you show all in details,i hope you can finish that restoration one day.i have a sharp gf 8585 and i know that one and have the best bass ever!
Thank you for your encouragement, and compliment. As you said, I am hoping in the near future I will be able to finish the job and hear the great sound from this old dude.
Good job mate, I have one of these and the amplifier mother board died, however i had another unit that i used to replace it, a huge soldering job and it works...
Ted..ur work always amaze me..sometimes there are things that are really hard to fix..maybe you could come with some ideals later on..u still are a beast,that surgical job on the motor was a tough one..sad to see a beaultiful boombox go to waste.i know later on u think of something..anyway good job.
Hi, Carlos. Thank you for your compliment, as you said I would like to restore this one in the future. Until such time this one will sleep inside of the box dreaming she plays music again.
You can't save them all Teddy. There could be another little switch inside the cassette deck itself. But if it was sent to me to restore, I'd throw it out, as the cockroaches were everywhere ...Good job on the motor mind. I've never seen one where the commutator has failed like that, and suspect it ran far too fast when the regulator went pop :-)
Hi, River. Thank you for the comment. Like you said the commutator was completely broken off. I can not imagine how hot was it to ignite the fire inside of the motor. Anyway, because of the hundreds of cockroaches, I needed to encourage and force myself to keep restoring this boombox until I find the skin allergy reaction on my hand. LOL
Hi Ted. Did you try putting on all the belts to see if the motor shuts off. Usually the reason the motor is stuck on is when you press play the motor will turn on and engage to the play and raises the play and record head to operating position. If there are no belt present the motor continues to be on. But this does not happen on all radios. This is most common with full logic or soft touch controlled decks. That is usually why you see the motor running even if the radio is off. Try turning the main flywheel a bit so the play and record will drop into the park position and the motor might turn off. Hope this helps. I know you’ll bring her back to life. Cheers Gregory
Hi, Gregory. Thank you for the comment and advise. As you said, that soft touch cassette deck has the system that all the time motor is spinning. Like JVC M-90. But even such boombox, when the main power is off, the power to the motor will be off and motor will stop spinning. This boombox, it is not the type for soft touch or full logic. It will engage the motor power only when the cassette deck buttons are pressed down. Besides that, this boombox's motor keep spinning even the main power button is off. The motor has 3 wires which I did not check each of them, but I guess they are hot, ground and common. And in some reason the hot is bypassing the cassette switch (ON/OFF for the motor) causing motor keep spinning.After spending some time with other boomboxes, I may get back to it and try to restore again. Thank you!
I was getting frustrated for you. I would step away and come back to it after a little time to come up with ideas. The last straw would be find a really physically beat up 9292 or 9494 that has a good radio and power source and take the insides of that and substitute the parts you need into the 9696. I know you will win eventually.
Hi, Buzby. Thank you for your encouragement and great idea for the substitute parts. I hope I will be able to finish this unfinished job in the near future.
No defeat here Teddy - just a project that "tried" to frustrate you in the beginning - I've tackled hundreds of products like this in my lifetime that, along with the original faults, were full of roaches (dead and alive), spiders (dead and alive), money (mostly coins), cake, half-eaten vegemite sandwiches, a novelty ring (those kiddie ones you get out of a 10-cent machine), hair clips, and so on. VCR's, tape decks, tuners, amplifiers, CRT TV's, even turntables all had their share of 'foreign objects' which often took several hours to clean up and/or remove before any repairs or restoration could be undertaken. At least the boombox wasn't full of live redback/black widow spiders! That would really bite.
Wow and I understood how you felt when you open up the body of the items. I also remember that when I was starting to restore the turntable, inside there were unbelievably many of the left over from the past. It was kind of fun for me to look at the each of them imagining how the old life was back in there. Thank you again for your comment.
It is called "Soft99 plastic cleaner" I bought it from Japan. Here is a link I found from online global.rakuten.com/en/store/at-life/item/4975759205050/ Hope you will be able to get it.
Similar issue when I replaced a motor with erratic speed on my Sony. Bought a new old stock motor with identical part number. New one runs continuously as soon as I power on. I've given up for the bit. It seems something in the circuitry is telling it to run continuously, but why? I haven't touched anything on any of the circuit boards.
Was it step motor that has 4 wires? I am not sure why the symptom on your motor was happened, but if you can not find any clue, you can do the same thing as i did by adding another leaf switch to control the motor run. Thank you for the comment.
Felicitaciones por tu trabajo es muy profesional....ojala en Chile tuviesemos Tecnicos como tu...solo tenemos timadores y con muy poco sentido profesional...con suerte le pasarian una brocha para limpiarla...reitero mis felicitaciones...
@@jacquelinegajardo9306 Long time before, I sold many boomboxes online. Right now I have no time to restore my boombox to sell them. I currently am working with my clients boomboxes.
@@teddyhashee Ok, I understand, but I ask you to please, if you later sell again online or have a boombox for sale. Please let me know. Thank you. Have a great year 2020.
hi tedd i really wanne to see that box working :( but . but hey you did a very goood job . ill be waiting we you came back to that box to see the restoration :)
Aww c'mon! You can't reach so far in the repairs of this unit, and give up so easily man! Already washed the housing of the unit and everything, and all because of a pesky motor, you condemn this project? Just take a rest, do some more projects, and whenever you're restless, come back to it. I'm sure all you needed was just a breather, time to cool your brains off a bit. Check the wiring, make sure there isn't a bridging off somewhere caused by a cockroach or something... Thanks for the video, and looking forward to part 2 of this video.
Hi, James. As you said, I am resting from Sharp and doing other restoration, but always that GF-9696 comes out in my head with new ideas. Soon or later, I need to face it again. Next time I am hoping to put it together and hear the great sound from it. Thanks again!
Hello sir teddy good day sir Where' s your location sir? I just want my boombox to be restore sir its a crown csc 970 sir deck is dead already and the fm radio still works but it received a few channels and some of led lights are not working already, how much it will coz sir and im living in the Philippines sir thank you
Thank you for your advise. As you said, I need to follow the current from the power source to the motor, and need to find the secret way how they bypassing the switch. Thank you.
Wow what an awesome video. I had to watch it twice as I couldn't pay attention enough due to my add. However why not just put a manual turn off switch and see if the rest of the system works?
I saw that this radio has a micro switch that is difficult to replace. I know why I have a car radio with SHARP RG-5800H cassette player that has the same micro switch to operate the cassette player motor, and it's broken.
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I did win the restoration of this 9696. I have a video about it, so check it out. You did a great job to complete the restoration of your boombox! Great !
The original motor had 3 wires from power and speed adjustment units and other 3 pins for cap. Total of 6 pin mysterious motor. I could not find exact same type of the motor so I tried to test original circuit on the motor even it has burnt mark. By the way, I strongly suspected that there was a problem for powering motor system. The current comes to motor without any power switches were on, and I also suspected this malfunction caused motor to ignite the fire. But Actually I do not know the true reason for this thing right now.
@@teddyhashee that is try to say when did. You change the control tape from radio is stated the motor work wait for press play. Other wise if change for radio is only the way on in off ?
This cassette deck, whenever you plug the AC cord or put the batteries in, the motor start spins without pressing main power switch, nor pressing any button on the cassette. Only way you can stop spinning the motor is remove AC cord or batteries.
If you had an ohm meter you could have looked for the short that was feeding juice to the motor, that's probably why the motor burnt out in the first place
Thank you for the great advise. I had no idea where to start. But your suggestion gave me the hope to find the real problem in this machine. I will research and learn how to use ohm meter to find out the problem. Thank you again.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, I know. And this one is even the main power is off, still motor was sniping. Means without removing the batteries or AC cord, the motor kept sniping 24 hours 7 days.
The first ever mono boombox was created from AIWA in the end of 60's. It was super simple cassette deck with 3-band radio. Then 70's Sony made it stereo. Then the quality and size of the boombox rapidly evolved and end up to the "The Searcher W" from Sharp. People wanted to put huge boombox on their shoulder and walk with loud music. 80's Sanyo made a very stylish mini boombox, then Sony made again the Boombox with CD player. Around this time all makers changed their design from just huge bombox to high quality and reasonable size with super power sound. That's what I heard about the history of the Boombox evolution.
Hey teddy I know you'll make another video with victory written all over it every great hitter strikes out just get back to the plate for home run in the clutch lol. I know you can fix it. Why didn't you swap the whole motor ? Can't wait till your next at bat
Thank you for your encouragement. The original motor has 3 wires and other 3 pins for the cap. So total of 6 pin strange motor. I could not find same exact motor, so I decided to use original circuit board on the motor even it had burnt mark on it. By the way, this non-stop motor symptom, I suspected it was not from motor malfunction, it was from the malfunction of main circuit board or main power and speed adjustment unit for the motor. Thank you again for your support.
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@@teddyhashee There are many different reason why it won't stopped. It is normally like the flywheel in car are always running. Switch can have been crossed to each other. (I have a Pioneer DT-540 with rotary issue. I found it has been crossed to each other until I clean it and it gold'd) Wire melted to each other. Or defected transistor that drive the motor. It can be happened because the housing is not back together. Ever more reason that can have been causing this issue. So, I would suggested to check it out this link I found, it is on page 2. www.hifiengine.com/hfe_downloads/index.php?sharp/sharp_gf-9696_schematics.pdf HiFi Engine have more information on it.
@@teddyhashee Aw shunk! But that was really cool. Nobody's making that wonderful boombox anymore. I remember in 1994, they were better than current years.
I always admire your patience and thoroughness when working on vintage electronics.
Hi, Fred. Thank you for your compliment on my work.
you are the best Teddy never change, thank you very much for teaching us how to restore these great sound machines from time to time
Thank you for your compliment on my work!
Typewriter, boomboxes - this man lives in paradise.
I have a gf9500 with similar issues,don't give up. There Much better than the new versions you can buy that are made to look like the originals.
Thank you for your comment and encouragement!
A video with great drama I must say. I think it is very good of you to show that not all projects lead to glory, even with your experience and skills. Quite impressed by the micro surgery on the motor by the way.
Hi, Albert. Thank you for your compliment on my work. Yes, as you said that I do have many unsuccessful restoration jobs, and I can say I have learned many thing from them.
Sorry that you could not complete the job... I have a GF 9494 that needs a whole check-up, you gave me inspiration to do that.... Please keep sending us videos like this...
Thank you Regi for your comment. I will keep uploading videos.
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But i think you should try again with the circuit part.
'Cause as always you are the best, c'mon man!
Thank you for your encouragement. I am going to work with it again soon.
Hi Teddy, is this the same 9696 you eventually restored with Bluetooth for Pedro?
Yes!
Hi Teddy, were you able to clean the inside of the boombox and rid it of the roaches? The reason I ask is because I now own this box. Thanks
Did you buy it from him? Didn't he tell you about the roaches?
@@Xantylon74 I did buy it from him but it was roach free. Teddy was able to get rid of them through the cleaning he did.
@@eltruheyo Great! Does it work now?
@@Xantylon74 Oh yes.
Though you cannot complete the work ..but still i'll appreciate your restoring the motor and the way you cleaned the equipment worth appreciating. Don't lose heart man ...still you can achieve. Great job!
Thank you for your compliment and encouragement. I am flattered!
Respect for your job from Romania!
Thank you for your compliments on my work!
Never feel defeated, come back to it at a later date.
Thank you for encouraging me. I will keep in mind your word and hopefully will start working with this one again in near future.
Love the craftsmanship you showed us (especially on the motor), like the music, however it was easier to replace the motor with a brand new one (or brushless one) with some adjustable dc/dc converter attached to it? Replacing old parts with old parts is just a matter of time to fail again. The constant running motor must be a simple problem but I guess you must know a little more about electronics. You don't understand everything you do, am I right? It is no blame however could be handy to solve all kind of problems, this puppy is repairable.
Hi, Code. Thank you for your comment and advice. I replaced inside of the motor parts since I wanted to know the reason why the motor kept spinning. So the replacing inside parts was one of the way to determine the cause it was the motor or not. Anyway, as you said I do encounter many things which I do not understand at all. But it is a kind of mystery solving journey and I enjoyed every step of I took regardless I was able to solve it or not. Thank you again!
If the electric motor drive on this Sharp GF8989 has the same voltage, then there is no need to dismantle it. You only need to check the voltage he has. You can do this easily with the aid of a multimeter. If the voltage is the same, then it's enough to wrap the wires and transfer it to another electro-mechanism. The cylinder number is not as important as the correct voltage is. I hope it helps. You need to see where the switch is that has a constant electrical switch. Have you tried to check the power switch that is at the play button you press when you want to play the tape? Maybe a contact is created that allows the electric energy to be transmitted to the electric motor.
Hi, Daniel. Thank you for the great input. Yes I checked most of the parts and switch, non of gave me any ideas what is wrong. I think somewhere in the motor control units had malfunction for powering up the motor.
great video as usual you show all in details,i hope you can finish that restoration one day.i have a sharp gf 8585 and i know that one and have the best bass ever!
Thank you for your encouragement, and compliment. As you said, I am hoping in the near future I will be able to finish the job and hear the great sound from this old dude.
TEDDY HASHEE TIENES LA MANO DE DIOS MIS RESPETOS ERES EL MEJOR TECNICO QUE HEY VISTO HASTA LA FECHA, SOY DE PERU OK GRACIAS
Thank you for your compliment on my work!
Good job mate, I have one of these and the amplifier mother board died, however i had another unit that i used to replace it, a huge soldering job and it works...
Wow, you did a great job! Keep up!
Ted..ur work always amaze me..sometimes there are things that are really hard to fix..maybe you could come with some ideals later on..u still are a beast,that surgical job on the motor was a tough one..sad to see a beaultiful boombox go to waste.i know later on u think of something..anyway good job.
Hi, Carlos. Thank you for your compliment, as you said I would like to restore this one in the future. Until such time this one will sleep inside of the box dreaming she plays music again.
You can't save them all Teddy. There could be another little switch inside the cassette deck itself. But if it was sent to me to restore, I'd throw it out, as the cockroaches were everywhere ...Good job on the motor mind. I've never seen one where the commutator has failed like that, and suspect it ran far too fast when the regulator went pop :-)
Hi, River. Thank you for the comment. Like you said the commutator was completely broken off. I can not imagine how hot was it to ignite the fire inside of the motor. Anyway, because of the hundreds of cockroaches, I needed to encourage and force myself to keep restoring this boombox until I find the skin allergy reaction on my hand. LOL
Hi Ted. Did you try putting on all the belts to see if the motor shuts off. Usually the reason the motor is stuck on is when you press play the motor will turn on and engage to the play and raises the play and record head to operating position. If there are no belt present the motor continues to be on. But this does not happen on all radios. This is most common with full logic or soft touch controlled decks. That is usually why you see the motor running even if the radio is off. Try turning the main flywheel a bit so the play and record will drop into the park position and the motor might turn off. Hope this helps. I know you’ll bring her back to life. Cheers Gregory
Hi, Gregory. Thank you for the comment and advise. As you said, that soft touch cassette deck has the system that all the time motor is spinning. Like JVC M-90. But even such boombox, when the main power is off, the power to the motor will be off and motor will stop spinning. This boombox, it is not the type for soft touch or full logic. It will engage the motor power only when the cassette deck buttons are pressed down. Besides that, this boombox's motor keep spinning even the main power button is off. The motor has 3 wires which I did not check each of them, but I guess they are hot, ground and common. And in some reason the hot is bypassing the cassette switch (ON/OFF for the motor) causing motor keep spinning.After spending some time with other boomboxes, I may get back to it and try to restore again. Thank you!
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I was getting frustrated for you. I would step away and come back to it after a little time to come up with ideas. The last straw would be find a really physically beat up 9292 or 9494 that has a good radio and power source and take the insides of that and substitute the parts you need into the 9696. I know you will win eventually.
Hi, Buzby. Thank you for your encouragement and great idea for the substitute parts. I hope I will be able to finish this unfinished job in the near future.
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Thank you for your encouragement!
No defeat here Teddy - just a project that "tried" to frustrate you in the beginning - I've tackled hundreds of products like this in my lifetime that, along with the original faults, were full of roaches (dead and alive), spiders (dead and alive), money (mostly coins), cake, half-eaten vegemite sandwiches, a novelty ring (those kiddie ones you get out of a 10-cent machine), hair clips, and so on. VCR's, tape decks, tuners, amplifiers, CRT TV's, even turntables all had their share of 'foreign objects' which often took several hours to clean up and/or remove before any repairs or restoration could be undertaken.
At least the boombox wasn't full of live redback/black widow spiders! That would really bite.
Wow and I understood how you felt when you open up the body of the items. I also remember that when I was starting to restore the turntable, inside there were unbelievably many of the left over from the past. It was kind of fun for me to look at the each of them imagining how the old life was back in there. Thank you again for your comment.
Excellent idea and video.
Thank you!
You make a good job . Where can i buy the product for cleaning the plastics parts ? For my Cibi radio . thank you
It is called "Soft99 plastic cleaner" I bought it from Japan.
Here is a link I found from online
global.rakuten.com/en/store/at-life/item/4975759205050/
Hope you will be able to get it.
Excellent Video
Similar issue when I replaced a motor with erratic speed on my Sony. Bought a new old stock motor with identical part number. New one runs continuously as soon as I power on. I've given up for the bit. It seems something in the circuitry is telling it to run continuously, but why? I haven't touched anything on any of the circuit boards.
Was it step motor that has 4 wires? I am not sure why the symptom on your motor was happened, but if you can not find any clue, you can do the same thing as i did by adding another leaf switch to control the motor run. Thank you for the comment.
Well done for trying and thanks for the video
Thank you for your compliment!
Teddy tes le King de la réparation excellent
Hi, Sam. Thank you for your compliment. I am flattered.
Felicitaciones por tu trabajo es muy profesional....ojala en Chile tuviesemos Tecnicos como tu...solo tenemos timadores y con muy poco sentido profesional...con suerte le pasarian una brocha para limpiarla...reitero mis felicitaciones...
Thank you for your compliment on my work!
@@teddyhashee you're welcome, a question, do you sell any that have been restored?thanks from Santiago de Chile.
@@jacquelinegajardo9306 Long time before, I sold many boomboxes online. Right now I have no time to restore my boombox to sell them. I currently am working with my clients boomboxes.
@@teddyhashee Ok, I understand, but I ask you to please, if you later sell again online or have a boombox for sale. Please let me know. Thank you. Have a great year 2020.
hi tedd i really wanne to see that box working :( but . but hey you did a very goood job . ill be waiting we you came back to that box to see the restoration :)
Thank you for your encouragement. I may try again to restore this monster!
Some projects are like that - if its unhealthy that's the kicker for me!
You are right. From the dust to the cockroaches, mice, there are tons of health hazard thing in the restoration work.
Super video 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
You're still a Bada$$ Tech!
HI, David. Thank you for your compliment!
Aww c'mon!
You can't reach so far in the repairs of this unit, and give up so easily man! Already washed the housing of the unit and everything, and all because of a pesky motor, you condemn this project?
Just take a rest, do some more projects, and whenever you're restless, come back to it. I'm sure all you needed was just a breather, time to cool your brains off a bit. Check the wiring, make sure there isn't a bridging off somewhere caused by a cockroach or something...
Thanks for the video, and looking forward to part 2 of this video.
Hi, James. As you said, I am resting from Sharp and doing other restoration, but always that GF-9696 comes out in my head with new ideas. Soon or later, I need to face it again. Next time I am hoping to put it together and hear the great sound from it. Thanks again!
Excelente Teddy, i like radio..!
Thank you!
Hello sir teddy good day sir
Where' s your location sir? I just want my boombox to be restore sir its a crown csc 970 sir deck is dead already and the fm radio still works but it received a few channels and some of led lights are not working already, how much it will coz sir and im living in the Philippines sir thank you
In in NJ USA. Contact me through email.
teddy.hashee@gmail.com
regarding detail restoration info.
Thank you.
Excellent!
Thank you for your compliment on my work!
Perfektní práce
Thank you!
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Well done great Job!
Thank you!
omg, had one was using this with externel speakers 2 8"an tweeters had a blast back then
Thank you for your comment and great info!
Check if there’s something in the motor circuitry that’s bypassing the switch.
Thank you for your advise. As you said, I need to follow the current from the power source to the motor, and need to find the secret way how they bypassing the switch. Thank you.
Do you have more info about this motor bfv2r01? is it dual speed? volts?
Using battery t1000 to motor,amazing reaction.
Thank you for the comment!
Hello, do you have any spares for this GF9696 ? or donor parts ? Thank you
Lástima esas Radiograbadoras sonaban de maravilla.
Saludos desde Ciudad de México
Thank you for your compliment.
Have you been able to run across a "parts" machine for this project?
Was a rewind or fast forward button making errant contact?
No, every contact of the leaf switch were OK.
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Thank you !
Where are you located at? I have this same boom and need it repaired.
I'm in NJ 07605 USA, contact me at teddy.hashee@gmail.com if you need more info. Thank you!
Show must go on ....))
Wow what an awesome video. I had to watch it twice as I couldn't pay attention enough due to my add. However why not just put a manual turn off switch and see if the rest of the system works?
Thank you patel. As you said, in the next video, I added another switch to power on and off the motor.
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I saw that this radio has a micro switch that is difficult to replace. I know why I have a car radio with SHARP RG-5800H cassette player that has the same micro switch to operate the cassette player motor, and it's broken.
HI, Alessandro. Thank you for the great info. It may help me when I re-start restoring this one. Thank you.
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Are you win for restore this awesome vintage boombox and me too im found à vintage boom box last year and im found manyting inside and im restored
I did win the restoration of this 9696. I have a video about it, so check it out. You did a great job to complete the restoration of your boombox! Great !
I'm doing mine up at the moment and when I play the tape I get a monotone noise that plays over the music. Any ideas?
You want to demagnetize the head, and test it again.
Ted, why didn't you change the whole engine?
The original motor had 3 wires from power and speed adjustment units and other 3 pins for cap. Total of 6 pin mysterious motor. I could not find exact same type of the motor so I tried to test original circuit on the motor even it has burnt mark. By the way, I strongly suspected that there was a problem for powering motor system. The current comes to motor without any power switches were on, and I also suspected this malfunction caused motor to ignite the fire. But Actually I do not know the true reason for this thing right now.
Teddy Hashee 👍
i have a jmc m70 want to bring it back to life ? and make it a blue tooth ?
how much would you charge ?
from $150 to$650 depends on the size,condition, and other factor. Detail contact me at teddy.hashee@gmail.com Thank you.
In my knolege the motor spin around all the time??
Yes, even the main power is off, the motor won't stop spinning unless remove the AC cord from the body.
@@teddyhashee that is try to say when did. You change the control tape from radio is stated the motor work wait for press play. Other wise if change for radio is only the way on in off ?
This cassette deck, whenever you plug the AC cord or put the batteries in, the motor start spins without pressing main power switch, nor pressing any button on the cassette. Only way you can stop spinning the motor is remove AC cord or batteries.
@@teddyhashee i see now but is nice you fix i see other parts congrats
Do you have one like this one for know?
If you had an ohm meter you could have looked for the short that was feeding juice to the motor, that's probably why the motor burnt out in the first place
Thank you for the great advise. I had no idea where to start. But your suggestion gave me the hope to find the real problem in this machine. I will research and learn how to use ohm meter to find out the problem. Thank you again.
yeah searching for a short is a real headache, good luck! seeing what else you did, i'm sure you'll get it!
Thank you!
on some decks the motor never stops spinning its the same on my yamaha kx-650 when the unit is on the motor allways spins.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, I know. And this one is even the main power is off, still motor was sniping. Means without removing the batteries or AC cord, the motor kept sniping 24 hours 7 days.
not to sure then. you'll have to another look another time i'm sure you'll fix it.
Thank you, and I will.
Wow 😱 muchos componentes todo es muy complejo dentro 👍 los speakers de ahora son basura😏
Yes they were well build and great sound.Thank you for your comment.
Ahora todo es.desechable solo para un rato saludos totales ...!!!
عاشت ايديك يا عسل
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why did sharp stopped making ghetto blasters? William c adlam in leek Staffordshire in UK
The first ever mono boombox was created from AIWA in the end of 60's. It was super simple cassette deck with 3-band radio. Then 70's Sony made it stereo. Then the quality and size of the boombox rapidly evolved and end up to the "The Searcher W" from Sharp. People wanted to put huge boombox on their shoulder and walk with loud music. 80's Sanyo made a very stylish mini boombox, then Sony made again the Boombox with CD player. Around this time all makers changed their design from just huge bombox to high quality and reasonable size with super power sound. That's what I heard about the history of the Boombox evolution.
Because now we have mobile phones and Bluetooth speakers.
كيف يمكن الحصول او شراء هذه لأجهزة الرائعة جدا بالله عليكم
How is sound performance?
The sharp has a great sound especially bass, and I like it.
Tebrikler
Hey teddy I know you'll make another video with victory written all over it every great hitter strikes out just get back to the plate for home run in the clutch lol. I know you can fix it. Why didn't you swap the whole motor ? Can't wait till your next at bat
Thank you for your encouragement. The original motor has 3 wires and other 3 pins for the cap. So total of 6 pin strange motor. I could not find same exact motor, so I decided to use original circuit board on the motor even it had burnt mark on it. By the way, this non-stop motor symptom, I suspected it was not from motor malfunction, it was from the malfunction of main circuit board or main power and speed adjustment unit for the motor. Thank you again for your support.
do you sell it?
way over my head..that thing is a jungle.
Indeed!
Bah il y aura peut-être une deuxième partie parce que tu as pas fini ta restauration
Thank you for your comment. As you said, in the future I maybe able to finish this restoration.
Cho mình hỏi chiếc radio đó giá bao nhiêu ạ
very god i love you
Thank you for your compliment.
good
Kasih penjelasan dong,,,,,,kerusakan dan klebihan tip radio jadulnya supaya aku mengerti.karna aku juga pencinta elektronik jadul.biyar bisa buwat koleksi.dan jangan lupa terjemahan bahasa indonesian.trimakasih
Thank you for your compliment on my work.
This is used for the flywheel on the tape cassette right?
Yes, it has a flywheel.
@@teddyhashee There are many different reason why it won't stopped. It is normally like the flywheel in car are always running. Switch can have been crossed to each other. (I have a Pioneer DT-540 with rotary issue. I found it has been crossed to each other until I clean it and it gold'd) Wire melted to each other. Or defected transistor that drive the motor. It can be happened because the housing is not back together. Ever more reason that can have been causing this issue. So, I would suggested to check it out this link I found, it is on page 2. www.hifiengine.com/hfe_downloads/index.php?sharp/sharp_gf-9696_schematics.pdf HiFi Engine have more information on it.
Thank you for the great input. I already returned it to the original owner. But next time if I encounter the same issue, I will do as you said.
@@teddyhashee Aw shunk! But that was really cool. Nobody's making that wonderful boombox anymore. I remember in 1994, they were better than current years.
モーター直せるって凄いな
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donde puedo restaurar el mio
0:55 That's disgusting! You can even get roaches in your house becouse of such stuff.
Would u do my m9930 like this
My SHARP GF 9494X Power Problem Casset bad Problem Repalce India Tamelinadu
My SHARP GF-9494 has similar problem, radio ok, cassette bad. :-(
I understand how you feel about the cassette deck problem.
Stewart Coppelan sound!
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Cuanto por un radio de esos?
On ebay, starting from around $200 to $2k depending on the condition. Hope you will be able to find yours.
GREAT JAPANESE BRANDS
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Jack it up and drive a new one under it! Lol
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$?
Filled with roaches, where did you find this, NYC?????
I am not sure where it came from , but when I was in NYC, yep there were tons of roaches.
@@teddyhashee- Teddy, ya gotta love NYC and all that goes with it. Fuhgeddaboudit!
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That's a real ghetto radio!
Indeed!
any giveaway for New Subscriber
?🙂
you sale this gf9696 ?🙂
how much ..?
Huma tap recorder chahiya
was it hot
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i remember that. apld is new. and no money. in finland. i read - magazine test reports.
It reminds you an old days memory!! Thank you for the comment.