D dj_holmes Member Joined 2004 2024-12-20 11:55 am #21 2024-12-20 11:55 am #21 old philips/marantz cd players would be my best guess P pezza89 Member Joined 2007 donthaveone.com.au 2025-01-04 2:06 am #22 2025-01-04 2:06 am #22 Oh right was hoping a new part would be available id hate to take parts from another unit D dj_holmes Member Joined 2004 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 I have once completely taken apart one of those and cleaned the contacts. Be very careful it's delicate. You can very lightly sand the contact. Should be good as new! It's ok to used parts from an already damaged cd player. Cheap too! Lol Prev 1 2 First Prev 2 of 2 Go to page Go You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link
P pezza89 Member Joined 2007 donthaveone.com.au 2025-01-04 2:06 am #22 2025-01-04 2:06 am #22 Oh right was hoping a new part would be available id hate to take parts from another unit D dj_holmes Member Joined 2004 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 I have once completely taken apart one of those and cleaned the contacts. Be very careful it's delicate. You can very lightly sand the contact. Should be good as new! It's ok to used parts from an already damaged cd player. Cheap too! Lol Prev 1 2 First Prev 2 of 2 Go to page Go You must log in or register to reply here.
D dj_holmes Member Joined 2004 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 2025-01-04 2:22 pm #23 I have once completely taken apart one of those and cleaned the contacts. Be very careful it's delicate. You can very lightly sand the contact. Should be good as new! It's ok to used parts from an already damaged cd player. Cheap too! Lol
I have once completely taken apart one of those and cleaned the contacts. Be very careful it's delicate. You can very lightly sand the contact. Should be good as new! It's ok to used parts from an already damaged cd player. Cheap too! Lol
