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Denon DR-F8 - Trying New Grease On An Aggravating Cassette Deck

I decided my life needed a lot more drama this week, so we're working to bring my Denon DR-F8 back to working order today. This machine is one of only two quartz locked direct drive auto calibrating models ever made from Denon, and I've been curious about it for a long time. We're also going to check out some new grease today to see if I can raise my game just a little more before I start working on these for other people. Idler: 11 x 15 x 1.8mm (from an Aliexpress "Conpile" random idler kit) Counter belt: 228mm IC x 0.7mm square Pinch roller: 13 x 8 x 2.5mm Monitor & MPX switches: ALPS 2x3 pin latching type, panel mount. 4mm pin spacing, 6mm row spacing, 20mm bracket mounting hole spacing. PBS-22H18A appears to fit, but measure yours first to be safe. My Favorite 5 Cassette Decks for Sound Quality: 1 - Nakamichi ZX-9 2 - JVC TD-V931 3 - Aiwa XK-009 4 - A&D GX-Z9100 5 - Aiwa XK-007 0:00:00 - Intro 0:03:28 - PLL circuit adjustment 0:07:29 - Transport removal 0:21:57 - Faceplate cleaning results 0:28:17 - Beginning transport service 0:32:53 - Eject switch service 0:42:54 - Reel drive service 0:56:36 - Linkage and head block stripdown and service 1:07:05 - Damping grease comparison 1:18:23 - Monitor switch issues 1:20:15 - Post service testing 1:23:46 - Brake solenoid diagnosis 1:29:14 - Wow and flutter, further PLL calibration