Aiwa HS-P705 walkman - cassette player repair fix

In this video i have successfully repaired Aiwa HS-P705 walkman.
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[@GillyTech]

Why did you pinch off that last cap instead of sweating it off? Seems like that would be a good way to damage the PCB... 🤔

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

because that is the best method and most easy and safe? :) also i saw another tech doing the same when we are talking about those surface mounted caps. Aslo in the past i have tried: 1. heat legs with soldering iron - that is worst of all since solder and corroded due to electrolyte and because of that melting point is higher and because of that pcb damage is the most cases present . 2. hot air station using is DANGEROUS - fumes and exploding caps. 3. cutting them without forcing with sharp pliers - BEST SUCCESS RATE WHEN YOU ARE TRYING TO SAVE PCB TRACKS.

[@GillyTech]

@@LT.tapeheads.service thanks for the tip! I’m working on a WM-7 and it has no surface mounted caps. I’ll check this out next time I need to replace some

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

No problem, hope that helps you! :) just be sure not to use force and stress on the board, and use small very sharp pliers. BR

[@soulsirius]

Hi. Can you please share the specs of the caps? Thanks..

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Hi, of course - you need 3 x 4v 220uf and 1 x 4v 47uf.

[@guitarshred863]

Hello , do you repair walkmans? what state are you Please?

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Hi, i am from Europe. Please contact me via email that is attached in channel about. Or via lt.tapeheads.service eta gmail dot com Thank you 🙏