CDM9 gear...........
Have a look here, Joe:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14068
Cheers
Jon
Have a look here, Joe:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14068
Cheers
Jon
Calll your nearest Philips agent with the part number mentioned in one of the threads. Tell them it is for a CD930. I have obtained some in SA via the local agent who imported them from Holland about 3 months or so ago... There could well be some available still...
I also bumped into a malaysian web site that sells them. Just can not remember who... Philips price should be less then 4 Euro. Others sell for much more...
I also bumped into a malaysian web site that sells them. Just can not remember who... Philips price should be less then 4 Euro. Others sell for much more...
Gears........
Joe - to save bother and to help other DIYers, I have just ordered 10 x CDM9 toothed wheels.
I have replaced the wheels on my Arcam Alpha 6 CD and on my Delta 250 transport.
Absolutely easy-peasy.
I paid 1.99 each for them and 2.99 postage - be here in 7 working days. If you ordered 1 it would be 1.99 postage.
I'll be happy to send you one for £3.50 including P&P - First Class Post and a padded envelope. For DIYers overseas, the cost is £3.20 plus postage at cost. I need to cover the cost of the padded envelopes (and PayPal fees if people need to use that method).
I'm not out to make a profit
, just provide a service. I will be keeping some as spares, mind you!! 
Let me know if you want one.
Cheers
Jon
Joe - to save bother and to help other DIYers, I have just ordered 10 x CDM9 toothed wheels.
I have replaced the wheels on my Arcam Alpha 6 CD and on my Delta 250 transport.
Absolutely easy-peasy.
I paid 1.99 each for them and 2.99 postage - be here in 7 working days. If you ordered 1 it would be 1.99 postage.
I'll be happy to send you one for £3.50 including P&P - First Class Post and a padded envelope. For DIYers overseas, the cost is £3.20 plus postage at cost. I need to cover the cost of the padded envelopes (and PayPal fees if people need to use that method).
I'm not out to make a profit
, just provide a service. I will be keeping some as spares, mind you!! Let me know if you want one.
Cheers
Jon
Sorry Chris, but they've all gone.
You could try Dutchwest - I posted the phone number here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=164462#post164462
Cheers
Jon
You could try Dutchwest - I posted the phone number here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=164462#post164462
Cheers
Jon
Gear Wheel Fitting
Hi Chris,
I'm glad you got your wheel. Fitting is a straightforward screwdriver job. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly etc. However, be sure to use a silicone grease on your new wheel, as it was the old oil-based grease that weakened it in the first place. If you disconnect the cd drive ribbon connector from the mainboard, the Arcam Alpha 6 CDP Manual (and do myself) states that to avoid static charge damage to laser, place a paperclip across the end of the ribbon.
Good Luck - something to do while you're waiting for Santa!
Hi Chris,
I'm glad you got your wheel. Fitting is a straightforward screwdriver job. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly etc. However, be sure to use a silicone grease on your new wheel, as it was the old oil-based grease that weakened it in the first place. If you disconnect the cd drive ribbon connector from the mainboard, the Arcam Alpha 6 CDP Manual (and do myself) states that to avoid static charge damage to laser, place a paperclip across the end of the ribbon.
Good Luck - something to do while you're waiting for Santa!
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