R
Roy J. Tellason
Guest
I'm thinking that since it goes as far as it does before it shuts down, and
since the behavior of it resembles certain other repair experiences I've had
in the dim and distant past, that just *maybe* the reel sensor has something
to do with what's going on here.
This is a very strange setup -- the sensor appears to be mounted on the board
that sits under the transport, and sticks up, getting into the right
position when it's all put together. A couple of other things only connect
during assembly, too.
Anyhow, what am I likely to be looking at with this sensor, assuming some
sort of optointerrupter, an IR LED on one side and what, a phototransistor
or photodiode on the other? Any suggestions as to how to test this? Also,
where the heck might I get one?
I'm told this unit was made by Funai, anybody know of a good source for
parts?
since the behavior of it resembles certain other repair experiences I've had
in the dim and distant past, that just *maybe* the reel sensor has something
to do with what's going on here.
This is a very strange setup -- the sensor appears to be mounted on the board
that sits under the transport, and sticks up, getting into the right
position when it's all put together. A couple of other things only connect
during assembly, too.
Anyhow, what am I likely to be looking at with this sensor, assuming some
sort of optointerrupter, an IR LED on one side and what, a phototransistor
or photodiode on the other? Any suggestions as to how to test this? Also,
where the heck might I get one?
I'm told this unit was made by Funai, anybody know of a good source for
parts?