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Cassette Tape stuck

I have a Sony TC-WR645S dual cassette tape deck with a cassette tape stuck in one of the decks (it was trying to REW when it stopped and got stuck). Every time I turn on the deck, it seems to try to FF or REW the tape for a couple of seconds, but nothing happens, and I cannot eject the tape. Is there a way to remove the tape?

Thanks!

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  • analog_guy Jan 13, 2008

    Tried that. Unfortunately, the eject button is a manual type of eject -- not electronic. Thanks though.

  • Anonymous Jan 27, 2008

    Have the same problem - the deck gets very little use - I saw on another post to take the cover off and manually unlocking it - I was able to get the tape out, but the deck wants to go into a FF or REW mode and none of the buttons respond - thus causing the tape to get stuck again.

    I last played a tape not more than a month ago and the deck worked perfectly - not sure why it is causing problems on both A and B decks

  • Anonymous Aug 28, 2008

    Same problem. Can't open the compartment where I inserted a tape. It will wind and re-wind, but the door won't open. And the empty compartment won't open either.

  • mchalan May 11, 2010

    follow on to "Guest: post 27 Jan 08. I also with the cover removed cleaned the capstans and belts with a q-tip and alcohol - had some moderate success with the A deck, but none for the B deck. I saw on another posting to replace the belts - any suggestions on where to find replacement belts and how hard are they to replace? Can I do this myself or should I take to the shop? Thanks

  • Sam Palermo
    Sam Palermo Feb 25, 2013

    These are really meant to be throw away items- buying another of the same thing just throws more money down the drain, Learn for the experience of this one and move up to something that is good.

  • Anonymous Mar 28, 2014

    Hi,

    I own a TCS-310, perfectly working except the FF/REW control. The engine seems to get active as it produces the normal "play noise", but nothing is apparrently moving. Any advice?

  • Anonymous Mar 31, 2014

    v-3rx non si chiude il cassette holder

  • Anonymous Mar 31, 2014

    non si chiude il cassette holder

  • Anonymous Mar 31, 2014

    v-3rx non si chiude il cassette holder con il tape

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Most of these least expensive unit have this problem as the mechanism are not designed like the large solenoid models were that last many years- some 30. The belt that drives the flywheel where the mechanism movement is loose or broken and it is even with a good belt that the mechanism needs lubrication. This would all be taken care of by a repair Technician. I work on units all the time but I don't know if this priced of unit would qualify for repair as repair can cost over $100.

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It needs new belts. Not easy to do yourself. I have done one and it is very difficult. Must also align gear wheel which will probably go out of alignment while you are trying to replace the belts. Big pain. Cheaper to just buy another used model or better yet a new one.

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I have a same problem with my Sony TC-WR645S Stereo Cassette Deck. I can not eject the tape.
Please solve this problem for me.

Thanks!

A

Anonymous

How does one take the cover off?

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Try pushing the eject button while pusshing the power button. Mine was doing the same and that is how I was able to eject the tape.
Good luck
sam

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