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24th May 2008, 09:36 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Manly Australia (Jewel of the Pacific)
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Quick slipping belt fix for CD player mechs
Seeing a lot of members are having problems getting belt replacements for their CD players here is a quick fix for that stretched (loose) slipping belt, this is not meant to fix perished dried out belts.
1: Remove the belt in question, clean the belt and don't forget the pulleys with Methylated Spirits (alcohol) 2: Boil the belt in boiling water for 10mins making sure it is NOT laying on the bottom of the pan. 3: Remove the belt and drop into a glass of ice water for 1 min. And there you have it, one shrunk belt while not as good as buying a new one, will get you out of trouble. Cheers George |
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