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New England WTB SS Tandon TM-100-1A
- Thread starter tspope
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Covers: Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maine.
ldkraemer
Veteran Member
You need to double check the Tandon TM-100 Series for the following possible problems.
1. Door Hinge Part can get broken if it has two short White Nylon Pins for the Hinge points
versus a full length Brass Rod. If it has the two short White pins you need a parts kit
with the Hinge part and the Brass Rod. DM me if part needed.
2. Remove the RPM Board on the back of the Floppy Drive and Check the two small 16 volt
Caps to make sure they haven't leaked and eaten away the PCB traces. I can rebuild
those RPM Boards with hollow Copper Rivets and a bit of hookup wire.
3. Lubricate the head rails with a few drops of Dri-Slide, a Motorcycle Lubricant that does not
attract dirt. They will slide much easier, and work for years.
Larry
1. Door Hinge Part can get broken if it has two short White Nylon Pins for the Hinge points
versus a full length Brass Rod. If it has the two short White pins you need a parts kit
with the Hinge part and the Brass Rod. DM me if part needed.
2. Remove the RPM Board on the back of the Floppy Drive and Check the two small 16 volt
Caps to make sure they haven't leaked and eaten away the PCB traces. I can rebuild
those RPM Boards with hollow Copper Rivets and a bit of hookup wire.
3. Lubricate the head rails with a few drops of Dri-Slide, a Motorcycle Lubricant that does not
attract dirt. They will slide much easier, and work for years.
Larry
