Re: Where can i find the little rubber belt that connect...
An o-ring from ace hardware's plumbing department works perfect for 49 cents. Size will be 1-1/2 ID X 1/16 thick O-ring....or the official o-ring part is AS568-029.( 1.489 x .070) Nitrile rubber.
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How old is the DVD player? I have a Yamaha 5-disk player and the rubber drive belt that wraps around the drawer motor and connected to the pulley for the drawer was stretched out and useless. Just bought a new one online and voila!
Remove the CD tray the drive motor and gear is joined by a belt. I used a matching rubber band it works. Most of these drive motors. have a belt for safety. Important to replace the CD tray at the same location for line-up with your CD player drive. If you can get couple manufacturer belts do so. The belt is little tougher than the rubber band. And clean all your moving parts gently .
Dear Sir., you must change the "motor driving belt" because the mechanical system is not completing the function "sometimes drawer don't comes 100% out " that's why is going back to close!,
if you could change the "motor driving belt" that is the rubber that drives the motor for the mechanical part that open and close the drawer, your problem should be solved.
thanks.
Generic replacement CD player belts can be found here http://www.studiosoundelectronics.com/cdlasers.htm for $1.20 each, $5 minimum order + $5 shipping. Best prices I've found so far. Follow their instructions on this page http://www.studiosoundelectronics.com/beltmeas.htm to measure your old CD player belts, then give yourself a range of belts, add one a little bigger and one a little smaller than what you think you'll need after measuring. Something in your homemade CD player belt replacement kit is bound to work for you.
A small motor turns a belt, which then drives the gear that operates the drawer. Over time this belt stretches or breaks, and the drawer doesn't open. Replacing the belt cures the problem.
I've looked at the couple of belt catalogs I have, and nothing for NAD is listed. You'll need to measure the old belt circumference and thickness. Almost all of these are square belts, usually in the range of 2.5 to 3.5 inches circumference. If you're measuring the old belt, take off 10 to 15% since it has stretched.
A local electronic service shop may have a suitable replacement. Otherwise there are many sources online (MCM Electronics is one I deal with frequently here in the US). In a pinch, you can even use a small rubber band until you find the right replacement.
With mine, it was the drive belts for the cd drawers, which were stretched and rigid.
Open the case. Remove the 4 screws that hold down each cd drive. Push the drives out enough so you can pull the silver facing off the sliding try by pulling it up. Now you can lift out the cd drives, removing all the connectors as you go.
Flip the white plastic slider underneath each drive and you can mechanically open the slide tray. This reveals the little motor and rubber pulley belt that operates the slide tray. If the belts are broken, perished, rigid or something, get something similar from your local electronics parts store (a couple of bucks each belt), and reassemble.
The little rubber square belt that connect the motor to the drive gear that opens the CD drawer is the problem. Replace it for about $5,00 and your back in buisness. arcandspark
CD loading not working....
On most CD/DVD players, the transport tray is moved via a gear-toothed sprocket connected via a pulley and rubber drive belt to a motor pulley.
So failure to move could be the thin rubber drive belt has snapped, come off, or gear-drive has overshot, off its sprocket.
The procedure to fix is outlined in the TIPS of Fixya.
Try to hear a sound of of a running motor inside the unit. If you can hear it, the there's a broken or misplaced rubber belt. The belt drives the drawer open.
Hi,
The CD drawer mechanism needs a new belt. They have a motor that drives the tray mechanism, and there's a small belt that drives the main gear so that pushing the drawer in gently to close it doesn't damage anything. However, once that belt breaks/wears out, the drawer will stay in whatever position it was last in.
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