| Posted by Steve L. | September 10, 2016 - 02:55 pm |
| Hi J, Happy to help. The 1-ohm resistors are 1/4W (plain carbon film). The 0.22uF caps are ordinary, ceramic, 25V (or higher). Please let me know how it goes. |
| Posted by J | September 10, 2016 - 02:40 pm |
| Hello Steve, Apologies if you’ve moved on from the repair to this player, but I read your article with great interest and as I have a couple of CDP101’s that are exhibiting the servo problems, I thought I’d get some parts together and make up your solution. Could I ask what size resistors ( wattage) you used and what type of capacitors, are they ceramic or tantalum and what voltage? Thanks in advance. |
| Posted by Steve L. | February 22, 2014 - 05:13 pm |
| Hello Guy, I have sent you an email with a link to the Vintage Solid State forum at Audiokarma.org. I can only suggest that you post a question on AudioKarma forums, asking if anyone can refer you to someone who can restore your CDP-101. Please bear in mind that what is addressed in the article presented here might not address the specific problem you are having, so you need someone who can take on a general repair. Best Wishes. |
| Posted by Guy Markham | February 22, 2014 - 03:14 pm |
| Where can i get my CDP-101 fixed as shown above ???? |
| Posted by Steve L. | July 18, 2013 - 06:49 pm |
| Hi Brian, Thank you for the follow up. That's a very interesting post that you mentioned. I will be very interested to hear how it goes if you re-grease the slide. While I was doubtful of that fixing the problem, it certainly is a possibility. Could you post a link to the thread, here? I will post the results of my efforts on the CDP-101 here, as soon as I get a chance to work on the player. |
| Posted by Brian S. | July 18, 2013 - 06:09 pm |
| Steve, Sorry to hear your 101 has developed a problems and thank you for the good thoughts. The strange thing is that the first time I started the unit up after hibernation, it played a demanding CD perfectly. It won't do that now, however. I did see a post earlier today on another site. The writer was having the same problem I am experiencing and he said he re-greased the "laser slide." and that solved the problem. I'll take a look later and do some more cleaning. I'll let you know any result. I'd very much enjoy reading a post on the diagnostics on your 101. I hope the problem is easily solved. All the Best, Brian |