Teac Audio Players & Recorders - Page 6 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

https://www.manualscenter.com/manuals/teac/rwh500-owner-manual.html#.W7ZRbmhKj4c May be the same - RWH 500 and not RW 500. TEAC RWH500 Owner Manual

excessive voltage does the same damage as a power surge you can have it diagnosed but the cost will make a new correct voltage unit a better idea

Logically, if the full tape reel and the empty reel are identical the second must fill at the same rate the other empties and all the tape from the first will fit on the second. What does happen, however, is at the start the second reel seems to fill much quicker than the first reel is emptying, which is understandable when for any given tape length the second reel will revolve between at least twice as fast as the first reel and probably even faster. A tape reel that appears to be half full will have much less than half the available tape capacity filled.

Try hooking one speaker up at a time. Then turn up. If it does on one spk and not other speaker may be bad or wiring. If it still does it problem with internal amp. Gd luck.

You have a VERY nice turntable! TWO quick questions: 1) How do you define "minimal" volume? It is not NECESSARILY unusual that your turntable / receiver combination will have lower volume than your tuner, CD or DVD player. What happens when you CRANK IT UP?! Don't worry about the position of the volume control! 2)Are you changing the turntables output settings via the switch under the platter? Please post a reply and we'll go to the next step! Note: Ceramic cartridges are pretty much extinct. They were strictly low-end, low-cost, low-fidelity devices used in cheap audio systems of "yesteryear". Have you ever seen a BSR or Garrard turntable? Or your grandad's Magnavox Console Stereo? THAT'S where you'd find a ceramic cartridge!

FIXYA answers questions on the internet, but does not mail manuals. When a FIXYA volunteer can find an online manual or useful solutions, they post it either as an internet link that you can click on to read and print, or with other discussion. Similar model manual: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/762391/Teac-Crx350ip.html#manual Teac CRX350iP Instruction Manual

Sorry we do not have parts.

I think you are getting confused between an amplifier and a pre-amplifier. The AVR 21g is an amplifier, which will have a pre-amplifier built into it. A power amplifier is an amplifier. It has the ability to drive speakers. However one on it's own, you can't connect tape decks, record players or any device you want to listen to. A pre-amplifier doesn't have the ability to drive speakers. But you can connect devices to it. As the device you are asking about is a audio video receiver (AVR) then it will have both amps in it. Some of this type even have the ability to have both amps separate.

This old devices require a electrolytic capacitor replacement (recap), grease all the mechanisms and a full check-up. There is nothing you can do about it. Send it over to a repair shop.

This will explain everything you need to know. What is Dolby Noise Reduction Dolby Humble Beginning

For signal, Panasonic FC series. For power, EPCOS.

This devices has controls to shut the power down if something is wrong, in general, output power transistors problems or power supply issues. Hard to tell, send it over to a repair shop.

May have a shorted output section, bad speaker or speaker wire.

get a safety pin or paper clip and look for a tiny hole in front of draw, if there insert pin to release latch