How do you eject the cassette? Manual says to press Stop button but that doesn't work and there is no Eject button on the unit
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open up the little door on the bottom of the unit. That is where the controls for the cassette player are. There is an eject button there
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William: It's a good little recorder and no, there isn't an eject button. You have to pull the side of the top part up and then you can change the tape. Hope this is clear. If not, you may write to me at Julia@HonestMedicine.com.
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I did a video on you tube of the ejector. It's awesome and so easy. That red button on top you just pull it back and it ejects.
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Don't know this one although I carefully removed one with needlenose pliers... If you had to force it in, you probably have the original defective player. Has it worked for you in the past when inserted correctly? What is wrong with the defective one is that the power intake and eject does not work.
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No, it doesn't have. Same with the cassette too. Cassette control buttons stuck often. It does not worth for the money. I do not recommend buying this junk.
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This is like a new car that you can't get into gear unless you put your foot on the brake. Why tec support could not tell you how is bad. It's so easy it's hard the first time. Plug the unit in. Place a record on the turn table. Press the cue button. Lift the arm and bring it over to the record.Press the cue button to lower the needle. Your turn table is turning. It' a clever way they have it set up BUT why didn't they put it into the instructions. I think I'ts a great unit.
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Every several months, my cassette deck rejects the device. What I do is keep the music playing, then keep putting it in a few times until it accepts it. It's been maybe a year since I've had to do it. I would try cleaning the cassette deck if it. I don't see how this thing could destroy a player unless you are being really rough with it.
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yes, but the cassette player does not work - see manual for more information
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Make sure your cassette is full rewound tightly. If that does not work try fast forwarding & rewinding the unit quickly
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No. I have one that doesn't. It could be that when the cassette was recorded the sound was turned too loud. I have some cassettes like that.
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I have changed cassettes numerous times WITHOUT a chain whip. If you have the lockring removal tool, you can place a thick cloth over the cassette and just hold it with your hand. I suppose some cassettes may be TOO tight for this method, but most will work just fine this way. Try it first BEFORE you spend money on a chain whip....
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I read in one of the reviews that it does not. You have to manually flip the cassette. This is according to a reviewer here on Amazon.
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The cassette playerS are no longer working. I would recommend buying a different cassette player. We bought these for my mother in law for her birthday in June and it stopped working two months later.
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It is more likely the cassette is breaking down than the player being the problem. Unfortunately, there is not much you can do, except maybe trying to make a new tape.
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If you are talking about the cassette, mine always floated until locking the head in place. Mine is a little tricky when locking, has to be on a bit of an angle before it locks. Make sure new cassette is snapped all the way down. Just put a little pressure on lock and move head, you should feel it grab when in position.
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Good question . . . I never got this thing to work at all, it went in to my cassette player and the player tried to rewind it forever since there was no tape in it to stop it. I threw it away in the end.
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I have another brand that does that. I leave it in and switch to FM to get it to stop. When I go back to tape it works properly without the clicking and ejecting.