Problem with deck B on Pioneer CT-W205R

yes, it will makes any difference where it sits, stacking components is quite common.

They are hard to find but try the MCM Electronics catalog. You will need to know the dimensions of the belt (i.e. width, length...).

Good Luck !

There are lots of causes to this. For example the mechanism has jammed. The tape has become entangled in the capstan or elsewhere. Plastic damage causing the mechanism to not move back to the eject position. Some decks have a powered eject that is faulty. Broken spring, or one that has fell off.

Reel motor drive or Idlers need changing

Everyone buys dual cassette decks and wonder why they don't last- it needs to see a Technician and if not that it will be landfill.

I don't have any quick answers as this is a newer deck than when I worked for the company- I would have to see the deck to determine the fault. Do you have the continuous reverse switch on -maybe that is it.

check the belt whether it is broken or loose. if so replace the belt.
I hope this will solve your issue.
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Arjun.

Check to see if their is any voltage going to the motors. If not look at the power supply. Electrolytic Capacitors dry up when not being used and can cause faults like that.

The rubber belts inside the unit have gotten stiff and slippery. All belts should be replaced. That will resolve the problem.

Dan

There is a tape tension sensor which, it appears, isn't working. Check to see if the linkage to this sensor may have been misaligned while you were replacing the belts. Also check to see that the sensor isn't binding or sticking.