Record-protecting cassettes
The
The
However, we suggest that you remove both tabs when you want to protect a
Playing back stereo cassettes
As mentioned earlier, the
Also, if tracks 1 and 2 have been recorded on the MF- P01, these cassettes can be played back on a stereo cassette recorder.
However, if tracks 3 and 4 are used for recording on the
Also, note that if a cassette has been recorded with noise reduction, such as Dolby, etc., it will sound strange when played back on the
"Dolby" is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
NOTE
Never use C120 cassettes with the
Cleaning the heads
You should clean the tape heads of the
In addition to affecting performance by coating the heads, and keeping the tape away from the recording and playback gaps, dirt and oxide in the tape path will also act in the same way as very fine sandpaper, which will wear down internal parts of the
All of these problems can be avoided if you buy a head cleaning kit such as the TEAC
An introduction to the MF-P01
WARNING
Only use head and rubber cleaning fluid and cleaning swabs designed for use with tape recorders. The use of any other cleaning materials may cause damage to the
Clean the heads and metal parts of the tape path before every session with the
ERASE | CAPSTAN |
HEAD | PINCH ROLLER |
RECORD/REPRODUCE
HEAD
1)Open the tape cassette cover.
2)Carefully clean the heads and metal parts as shown in the illustration using a swab dipped in the head cleaning fluid.
3)Dry off the heads with a dry swab.
Cleaning the pinch roller
You should also clean the rubber pinch roller at regular intervals (at least once each day that you use the
1)Open the tape cassette cover.
2)Press the PLAY key.
The pinch roller will engage with the capstan shaft and start turning.
3)Press a swab dipped in the rubber cleaning fluid against the right side of the pinch roller.
If you press the right side of the roller, the swab will not get caught between the roller and capstan.
4)Dry the capstan with a dry swab and make sure that there is no material on the pinch roller or capstan before you insert a cassette.
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