another Aiwa HS-P202 m III walkman - portable cassette player repair

[@MikhailFursovv]

This is amazing work! Thank you for sharing your experience. Please continue!

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Thank you! I really appreciate it! Cheers

[@Kate_Tr]

Thank you for making such useful videos!

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Thanks for such a nice comment! I really appreciate it! Cheers

[@brianwood5220]

Great job, thanks for sharing.

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Thank you 🙏

[@AshimSingh1]

Nice video as always. Where do you source your belts and capacitors from and what brand caps please? Thanks

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

Thanks! I really appreciate it! I am using mixed: panasonic, nichicon or Nippon Chemi-Con capacitors. Cheers

[@claudioherrera9019]

Just out of curiosity, it's possible that some of these walkmans had non-leaking capacitors? I bought one for parts and it sound good, and before I open and check, I wonder if at least some of them don't leak?

[@LT.tapeheads.service]

By this time if capacitors were not changed earlier - its not possible that they are survived by this time. Its my opinion after fixing lots of them. If you open device and there is smell of something like fish (sometimes different smell, but you maybe notice it) then 100% some of them or all of them spilled their electrolyte... Cheers!

[@claudioherrera9019]

​@@LT.tapeheads.serviceI think I'll have to open it, maybe someone already replaced the capacitors and that's why it sounds fine