Inleiding
Je hebt onlangs een cassette-naar-aux-adapter gekocht bij een plaatselijke drogist, zodat je in je oudere auto muziek van je mp3-speler kunt afspelen. Wanneer je de cassette echter in de cassettespeler van de oudere auto plaatst, draait de cassettespeler de cassette continu om. Deze gids laat je de stappen zien om het probleem met het automatisch omdraaien op te lossen.
Fotocredit: Alexander Bohlen Photography
Wat je nodig hebt
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Verwijder de zes schroeven rond de cassetteband.
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Verwijder langzaam het deksel van de cassette.
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Maak je geen zorgen als je de cassette ondersteboven opent (te zien op 2e foto) is dit eenvoudig te corrigeren; plaats gewoon de behuizing terug, draai hem om (weergegeven in 3e foto) en trek de nieuwe voorkant eraf (eerste foto opnieuw).
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Zorg ervoor dat alle elektrische circuits en tandwielen die niet zijn verwijderd zich op de juiste plaats bevinden.
Thank you so much! I bought an adapter, and thought I'd wasted the money. Thanks to your guide that wasn't the case, I can now enjoy my music in my car!
Hey right on! Glad it could help! Cheers!
Mine still does it without any gears in it it will still flip between one and 2 then it says tde1 and rejects it.
Hi Rusty, yea :/ this guide doesn’t work in every case. There are so many factors going on behind the scenes in cassette players that it’s any wonder they worked in the first place. I’m sorry it didn’t work for you. Look into other ways of playing your music: low power FM radio broadcasters, Aux-to-CD adaptors (heard of them, never seen them), or just replacing the whole shebang. Good luck and cheers!
after I’ve removed all the gears it simply spits out the adapter. How do I fix this?
Someone named oldtech had a good comment down below. Try and see if his advice could help in your case. Good luck!
Someone named oldtech had a good comment down below. Try and see if his advice could help in your case. Good luck!
Depending on the model you have All you need is the two springs or flex board holding in the convertor piece get rid of all the other junk. And it will work fine. Needs to look like the last picture bare bones of a cassette with the digital piece replacing the ribbon. Works a treat.
I was having the flip side issue too. Whilst giving my dad an aux in an old civic esi vtec. That accompanied with a jabra drive visor mount Bluetooth and a 12v USB and he's set for summer weekends with the roof off. Hate the car myself as I don't fit.
And for the price you can get these ya may as well not worry bout losing parts. Paid less than two quid.
Kudos to the guy who made this. Reignites the old brain cells.
Thanks to whoever made this. It was very helpful and it worked perfectly fine.
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Volg deze instructies in omgekeerde volgorde om je apparaat weer in elkaar te zetten, maar vervang de verwijderde tandwielen niet.
Volg deze instructies in omgekeerde volgorde om je apparaat weer in elkaar te zetten, maar vervang de verwijderde tandwielen niet.
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that $@$* done work all it did was keep swtiching sides even more without the gears in it.............
It might have to do with the stereo in your car. When I made this guide, I was experiencing the problem in my 2000 Nissan Xterra, but my own guide didn’t help. Some stereos are just broken, like mine was. To be completely honest, I had no idea this guide would even work for people, like it is. Sorry it didn’t help fix your problem. I would suggest getting a new stereo installed in your car. If it’s an older car, you may be able to do it <$100 for a decent stereo. Cheers mate!
Worked perfectly for me, thanks for putting this guide together.
You’re welcome!
Worked for me. I used to buy these things new every couple of years. Glad I did not throw all the old ones out
Save dat $$. Glad to hear it worked!
Worked perfectly for me. I used to buy a new Phillips adapter every few years or have to return them.
Looks like a double post but still happy it worked!
Bought an older car just for Ubering. I needed to play music from my phone and when I bought a tape deck to mp3, it was flipping back and forth. I would have been s.o.l. if I didn't come across your page. Now I can Uber. Thank you for this post!
Enjoy the Uber while you can. The self driving hive mind is just around the corner. haha cheers!
You should only remove the gear that has the rubber o-ring on it and the small gears that bridge that to the main sprockets. Keep the 2 sprockets and the gear between them. Most cassette players have a part that checks to see if the 2nd sprocket is turning. In a normal cassette the 2nd sprocket turns thanks to the 1st sprocket pulling on the tape which is wound around the 2nd. In these adapter that happens by the 1st sprocket turning the middle gear which turns the 2nd.
Good call! Thanks oldtech!
Thanks oldtech. I had removed all of the gears and my player would eject it out…by adding the top 3 back in it now works great.
I also had the same problem. When I removed all the gears, the player would eject the casettee.
Thanks for this article. I have a 2000 oddysey and the tip did not work at first when removing all the gears. However I put back all the gears except the ones you said to remove for auto flip and it works. So thank you again. It is a bit nosiy due to the gears I could not remove but at least it works now.
After reading some of the comments that others had similar experiences maybe you can update the article to mention it.
Kudos to you for getting me to do so. :)
I removed the parts related to the reversal mechanism. It works perfectly. Thanks a lot for this guide ☺️.
You're very welcome!
Right on! :)
My tape deck still does it when no cassett is in the player its anoying
Sounds like that's a problem with your cassette player. Did you mean the problem still occurs after you've removed the gears? Sometimes it just doesn't work. But there is more than 1 way to skin a cat, try different alternatives!
!&&* ya! My “brand new” 1998 Ford Taurus has the best stereo on the block after this tip. Thanks!
Keep that bass slappin!
Had this problem with a Bluetooth cassette adapter I had. Same exact mechanism inside. Was constantly reversing and one side sounded way more distorted. This completely fixed my issue. Appreciate the guide.
Happy to assist! Glad it works! :)
THANK YOU it works
Woot! Glad it fixed your problem!
