I have a C-736G Radio/cassette player. The cassette player is not operable. It sounds as if a motor is running when play is activated. However, the cassette tape does not move.Is there a Drive belt?

The cassette player should work with either the A/C cord or 6 C-cell batteries. You should not need to put in batteries first before using the Lennox system to play an audio cassette when on A/C power. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/92166/Lenoxx-Sound-Cd-102.html?page=10#manual . In my experience, cassette players will fail before other parts of any radio/CD/cassette player audio system.

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If your Realistic VR632HF cassette player is loading tapes but none of the functions like play or rewind are working, it may be a mechanical or electrical issue. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try: Check the belts: The drive belts that operate the cassette mechanism can become worn or stretched over time. Open the cassette player and check the belts for signs of wear or damage. If they are loose or damaged, replace them. Clean the heads: Over time, the tape heads can become dirty or magnetized, which can affect the sound quality or cause the cassette to not play at all. Use a cotton swab and some rubbing alcohol to gently clean the tape heads. Check the electrical connections: Make sure all of the connections inside the cassette player are clean and secure. Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in the connectors, causing poor performance or even complete failure. Check the motor: If the cassette player is not rewinding or fast-forwarding, it may be a problem with the motor. Check to see if the motor is running when you attempt to rewind or fast-forward a cassette. If it is not, it may need to be replaced. If these troubleshooting steps do not solve the issue, it may be a more complex problem that requires professional repair.

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Could be a bad wire from cassette player to speakers. Do you need to change setting from stereo to cassette

It seem like the stereo for the radio is failing, either because of a weak radio signal or defective aerial

Obviously no speaker to cd player connection

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If you hear a faint whirring sound from the cassette player while performing these functions, the motor is fine, but you require a new drive belt/s that need to be fitted at an electronics shop. If you hear not sound at all, the motor has died (possibly belts too), again it will require and electrinics repair shop visit.
For the sake of repairing it, it maybe cheaper to buy a new one.

The black rubber bank is the belt that drives your motor to turn the capstan to eventtually turn the cassette. Now check if the motor is turning the capstan, the larger wheel over which you had wound up the belt. If not check if any connections have been detached when you did the belt change. Within the mechansim there is a small spring leaf switch that activates the motor and the circuits. so check this out or if you can use a multimeter to trace the voltage to the motor and circuit. If this was working prior to your work then look carefully for a careless lapse. I hope you must have wound the belt in the right direction. Helpful? Good day

play the cassette in another player. you might have to change your setting on the player. you can also try a cassette cleaner/demagnatizer to clean the cassette. also try the sony webstie for answers