Thankfully, there are a few ways to fix your cassette player!
First, it’s a good idea to clean the cassette player to see if that solves your issue. If this is an original cassette player in an older car and it hasn’t been cleaned much, there’s a good chance it’s holding dust and debris inside. There are certain types of “cleaning cassettes” you can buy for this purpose.
Other times, temperature extremes can cause your cassette player
to do this. Eventually, parts break down, so it’s also possible you need a belt or another component of the cassette player replaced. If you’re partial to the specific player, you could consider taking it to an audio technician. Otherwise, it’s typically cheaper to replace it with a new player.
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