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4-track dead from dust?
I just took my 424 MkII out of the closet after almost three years and realized it wasnt covered. Needless to say it is filled with dust. When I try to play or record a tape, it stops automatically after ten seconds. Is it gone forever?
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Sounds like the capstan drive belt has gone bad. It's a fairly easy & minor repair, feasible for the DIY'er, and should not be too expensive for actual tech time to repair.
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