Sanyo Audio Players & Recorders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Video recorder? Please state model number.

from description given the unit is defective.

Just record over it unless you have an erase button.

Hi,\015\012\015\012I'm sorry to hear that.\015\012\015\012This is a common fault on cassette decks and can be caused by a number of things.\015\012\015\012The most common is the motor being seized or worn.\015\012\015\012If the motor spins when you touch the belt then the problem lies in the drive mechanisms.\015\012\015\012There is a good chance that the drive belt has perished and needs to be replaced.\015\012\015\012If the deck is drawing too much current when you switch it on the fuse will blow.\015\012\015\012If the fuse is fine and the deck runs for a few seconds before cutting out then the problem could be one of the capacitors in the power supply.\015\012\015\012If the deck is more than 10 years old then it may be time to replace the capacitors.\015\012\015\012You can do this yourself if you are a little bit handy with a soldering iron.\015\012\015\012That's about it really.\015\012\015\012

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When the tone arm returns to its base it should contact a small micro switch which turns off the motor. Going underneath the platter you should find the switch, either bent out of place or broken.

You most likely are not meeting the specs required by the player. Check the manual on the cd for the specs the player can resolve or use the converter on the cd to convert your mp4's wmv to meet the specs.

Is your tv compatible with wireless speakers?

Use code search on your Sanyo URC to find something that works. If a search through all codes stored in the URC fails, try a different one.

There might be a diagram but I haven't seen any belt fitting diagrams at all, merely the odd exploded view. Replacing cassette belts is as much fun as a jigsaw puzzle - you keep removing screws and parts until you can fit the belt and then you reverse the process...

HelloPut it an other good known disc, which the set has played without any problem at all. If it also doesn read it, and displays no disc, the Laser Picku unit of your set has damaged. Put in a lens cleaning disc into the player, and play it for at least three times. If the fault is due to accumulation of dust or durt, the cleaning disc will clean it, and your set will be OK. If not repalce the Laser Picku Unit, sith same type and number.The lens cleanig disc can be bought from most of the electronic sparpart selling shops at your town, and won't cost more. OK.

I had the same problem. A defective capacitor is trying to charge near the audio chip . My solution : I have remove the audio chip (the one with big heat sink) and I use the aux out output to my amplifier. When plugging it takes some time to finally work : but once plug and working it stays on and work ok.

Flashing is caused by bad capacitors Caps on power supply board all go bad sooner or later, so replace them all ($5). Look for bulging tops especially, and the green ones are the worst. Power spike could have caused poor quality caps to fail. Don't want to fix it, sell it to me.

Could be bad capacitors or fuse. Fuse is inside under a plastic cover as I recall. Caps on power supply board all go bad sooner or later, so replace them all ($5). Look for bulging tops especially, and the green ones are the worst. Power spike could have caused poor quality caps to fail. Don't want to fix it, sell it to me.

If you can get a refurbished power supply board, buy it. They are as good as those new from factory. I bought a refurbished Sony Radio - Cassette - CD player 23 years ago and it's still good!

You'll never get this from them, as others have tried. Sanyo is now Panasonic (Matsushita). Also sold under the Medion name (in Europe I think).

Most likely bad capacitors on the power supply board. Replace them all (6 or 7). Same thing happened to mine. If you see green capacitors (KSC brand) they are definitely bad. Notorious for failing. Cost about $4 for me as I do it myself. Don't want to fix it yourself, sell it to me.

Hello Hannes, FM ANT, is the connection of the antenna to receive FM radio stations (Frequency Modulated) Here you can connect a cable of approximately 1 meter, and use it as an antenna, depending on where you are, rural or remote areas. the city, you might need an external antenna, similar to those used for analog TV reception I sent you a link to download the user manual of your Sanyo Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Hannes, FM ANT, es la conexion de la antena para recibir estaciones de radio de FM (Frecuencia Modulada)Ahi pedes conectar un cable de 1 metro aproximadamente, y lo usas como antena, dependiendo de donde te encuentres, zonas rurales o alejadas de la ciudad, podrias necesitar una antena externa, similares a las usadas para recepcion de TV analoga te envio un link para que descargues el manual de usuario de tu Sanyo Saludos Franco Dosil https://mans.io/files/get/499596 https://mans.io/item/sanyo/dc-da1460m https://elektrotanya.com/sanyo_dc-da1460m_micro_component_system_sm.rar/download.html

Hello Walter, what do you want to repair in your Sanyo DC-D37U, the mechanism of the CD player? I sent you the link to download a Service Bulletin of those mechanisms I hope you can repair it, comment the results Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Walter, que es lo que quieres reparar en tu Sanyo DC-D37U, el mecanismo del reproductor de CD? Te envio el link para que descargues un Boletin de service de esos mecanismos Espero puedas repararlo, comenta los resultados Saludos Franco Dosil https://www.dtforum.info/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7137.0;attach=9887