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+Episode: 3835
+Title: HPR3835: Retro Karaoke machine Part 2
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3835/hpr3835.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-25 06:17:35
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+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3835 for Friday the 14th of April 2023.
+Today's show is entitled Retro Cariochi Machine Part 2.
+It is hosted by Archer 72 and is about 16 minutes long.
+It carries a clean flag.
+The summary is, Archer 72 fixes misplaced belts and figures out what really happened.
+Hello, this is Archer 72.
+Welcome to Hacker Public Radio.
+In this episode, today I'm going to attempt to repair an Entex Cariochi machine where
+the tape player gets stuck at the very beginning.
+Go to play and it just automatically shuts off.
+I was told that there was a way to tension the belt to get it to work better so that
+wouldn't do that.
+I did have one working tape so I know the player does work.
+Well, it was in a hurry last time when I did this machine so I have to go back and put
+the belts in the correct place this time.
+I slide the tray back out, it's a tight fit in there, and I didn't even clean the pinch
+roll with it for one of the rollers last time so I don't know where I could do that.
+Let me see if I can get this in a part of the air.
+Okay, I'll pause this, and if I remember right here, four screws holding the assembly together,
+I don't drop them, I just dropped it, hold on.
+I managed to get the first one back out of there, so there I'm throwing screws again.
+There we go, I dropped and I picked, found the next one, dropping screws on the floor.
+I'll have a magnetic screwdriver.
+Let me see if I can do this last one without dropping it.
+I should release the mechanism away from the face plate, and from the last episode there's
+a string that goes around a set of pulleys, hold that out, and I think there are three
+more screws to get this assembly so that I can get it in.
+I know for sure one on the bottom.
+The other one holds the frame, let me see, I got the right one out, there it is, so that's
+loose enough, it's not loose enough to get to that wire belt, so that's not good, I
+remember, there's another one that's next to the tape release, that's not it, which one
+holds it, I'll put that one back, I don't lose it, I'm going to use this other one next
+to the tape release, I thought there was only a three total, I'll lose it, there we go,
+there's one bottom, one side, and that's still loose, there's one more, I can't remember, I don't
+take it back too many times, I have to get it just far enough so I can get it in, I
+want it in belts,
+I just succeeded, taking off the tape release mechanism, I don't want that one, I'll be back,
+I don't want it in, I don't want it in, I don't want it in, I don't want it in, I don't want it in,
+I got that back together, one, hopefully this is it, one tiny screw, hello,
+you slide it out, to the tape release, I think that's the third one,
+oh that's just a tiny one, tape release is back together, and it's still on the part,
+and that wasn't the right one,
+the bigger screw, hopefully that, that's the job, now that just holds the rollers in,
+the roller is meaning the pulley, I've done this before,
+that was me dropping my tape player, trying to figure out how to get these things apart,
+yes, let's try this again, this one screw on one side,
+the top is a bigger screw, and that looks like it holds it to the frame,
+let's see if that one gets,
+oh I have this zip tied,
+now that gives me access to the wire belts,
+now I can get the elbow straight out, because I took it along,
+so now I'm trying to do this the right way instead of firing it,
+the gummy belts, I'm going to half though, this will help things run better,
+now that's all black now, I need to bring in some more Q-tips in this properly,
+this one I should have done in the last episode,
+now I have to make a run for more Q-tips,
+I'm going to spin the flywheel by hand, and painstakingly get off all the,
+I didn't the first time,
+maybe I'll cut this out later,
+should make it run better in a long time,
+maybe I should stop and take a picture,
+the secondary poly on the flywheel took a little bit more work,
+I used a diamond file to get down in the groove,
+now I have to find the correct belt size for this one I missed last time,
+so I got everything back together and the tape still stops in the middle on some tapes,
+and I found out that if I open and take off the door,
+and I have to push a little bit on the right hand side to see the tape better,
+then I can get it to play,
+but in the end I didn't need to take this machine apart to clean it correctly,
+so that was a good thing,
+and thank you for listening to this rambling episode,
+I hope you enjoyed it,
+and I hope you would like to make a show of your own,
+bye-bye.
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