Hi,
I used to have two working Marantz CD48 players
I attempted to fit a new external clock in one and then the cd wouldn't spin at all.
I then tried to fit the clock to my second CD48 with the same results.
Anyway, I gave up on that and refitted the original clock components (with a lot of point to point wiring due to lifted tracks). The outcome is that the disc now spins but doesn't read TOC. The self test mode gives radial error for both players (and with boards/mechanisms swapped).
The error diagnosis for rdial error all seems to be based around the drivers in the servo area but given that I've only played with the clock area of the board in both players it would seem more likely to me that the cause is related to the clock?
Anyone got any ideas, I don't really understand what a radial error relates to.
Regards
Pete
I used to have two working Marantz CD48 players
I attempted to fit a new external clock in one and then the cd wouldn't spin at all.
I then tried to fit the clock to my second CD48 with the same results.
Anyway, I gave up on that and refitted the original clock components (with a lot of point to point wiring due to lifted tracks). The outcome is that the disc now spins but doesn't read TOC. The self test mode gives radial error for both players (and with boards/mechanisms swapped).
The error diagnosis for rdial error all seems to be based around the drivers in the servo area but given that I've only played with the clock area of the board in both players it would seem more likely to me that the cause is related to the clock?
Anyone got any ideas, I don't really understand what a radial error relates to.
Regards
Pete
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