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Re: attempting to fix a clarion CDC635 changer
Posted by Derek in Durham [Email] (more from Derek in Durham) on Fri, 21 Feb 2003 22:41:56
In Reply to: attempting to fix a clarion CDC635 changer, Katy, Fri, 21 Feb 2003 17:32:09
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I got a CDC-635 on Ebay that came jammed. Thought it was broken til I took it apart and found one of the magazines jammed. They are all supposed to be firmly in place when you insert them, but if one comes lose in shipping, it won't work. Once I got the magazine released, it was fine. Installed it, put the magazine in properly and it's been running fine since. Perhaps if you just reassemble, you'll be set.
The lubricant you see is most likely white lithium grease. You can buy this at auto stores or bike shops. I don't know if there is a special blend for electronics. Your hands get black because the grease attracts dirt goes from white to black in a hurry. You probably just can't see this. The metal areas inside mine were all pretty much grey.
I would use just a little grease if you do it. I've seen brown grease in electronics before. I used none in mine.
I would just reassemble and give it a try. The biggest trouble for me was getting the shock-dampening rubber bumpers to stay in place when I worked on it. Good luck and post a follow-up if you fix it.
Derek
94 900 SE V6 129000mi
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