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Hi all

a mate has one of these and is reluctant to buy a new player. He's been told by Graham's HiFi that the drawer mech can't be fixed (it rquires what I assume to be a white plastic cog, based on the description given). Anyone know whether these are available, or whether the entire drawer mech can be found nowadays?

Thanks

Adrian

Hi Adrian, it depends what transport that particular player has.

If it's the same as a CD-75 mk 1 I may be able to help.

EDIT

The CD48 has a cdm 12.1 which is different to the spare bits I have.

PS The CD48 was nothing special so perhaps not worth spending a lot on ?

Here is a cheapie on e-bay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marantz-CD-48 ... _500wt_949

Phil's right according to this list I found:

http://vasiltech.nm.ru/files/cd-players ... nsport.htm

... the CD-48 uses Philips CDM12.1, found a cog and belt for it here:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Philips-CDM12 ... 45fd484ca3

PS the gear disintegrates because of the grease, do not grease the new one!

OOpps. CD42 Mk11 (nor CD48). CDM-4/19 transport with a dodgy orange cog. Can't be replaced as far as I can see from the www.

Thanks

for the help/suggestions

Adrian

This list may help to identify other players with the same transport.

http://vasiltech.nm.ru/files/cd-players ... nsport.htm

I still don't think it's worth buggering about with.

Could try this, he reckons it should fit:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CDM4-CDM-4-CD ... 336e80af47

I got one as a spare, the wheel is 43mm diameter? 10 teeth.

HTH

Yep it's the same cog as my Marantz CD 52SE
Here is a link to cog
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Philips-CD-pl ... 415135272a

Excellent links - thanks. For c£7 it must be worth trying

Adrian

I would say so

yunnybro wrote: Hay i want to buy more from here but how???

Just send me a large cheque and I'll see what I can dig out for you.

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