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[CLD-91] Repair
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Author:  vinylcollector [ 14 Feb 2020, 02:29 ]
Post subject:  [CLD-91] Repair
So today I received a Pioneer CLD-91 which I got for a good price as it was non working. (powers on but won't open)
So thank's to Kurtis for his input helping me. It's bad sticky grease, and I managed to get the tray open.

So the loading belt on this one is a amber colour toothed belt (and not a black rubber belt my others have) The belt is greased too. So what should I use to get the old grease off before I put new grease?(using lithium grease) I have electronic cleaner spray can......but has to be something safe for the belt. Or should I just use a dry cotton swab? And I will put fresh grease on all the other greased spots too. Sorry pics are not the best.

So this will be one more player saved :thumbup: And cosmetically it's a 9 out of 10 and no scratches on the rosewood panels.

Thank's

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Author:  vinylcollector [ 14 Feb 2020, 02:32 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
Another pic

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Author:  vinylcollector [ 14 Feb 2020, 02:33 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
Another pic

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Author:  rein-o [ 14 Feb 2020, 02:53 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
See what others say, I would use something like lighter fluid or rubbing alcohol but it may mess up the rubber.
So please wait for others to chime in.
Author:  krbahr [ 14 Feb 2020, 03:00 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
You have to remove the tray and disassemble the loading mechanism, removing the gears, cleaning off the old grease using a paper towel or something like that. Removing the gears from the posts and cleaning the gear holes and the posts and adding the lithium grease. When you put it back together get the timing mark correct and get the tray back in on the correct tooth. It will take some time to do this.
Author:  vinylcollector [ 14 Feb 2020, 03:06 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
Ok Thank's for that info.
Author:  tasuke [ 14 Feb 2020, 17:00 ]
Post subject:  Re: Repairing a CLD-91
i was strongly considering a CLD-91/92/3070 for a time there, before deciding to be fully satisfied with the immediate previous TOTL model 3030.

seeing how much of a protracted hassle this 2nd-gen. auto-side-changing series appears to be to work on,
well, now i'm rather glad i never ended up pulling the trigger on one...
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