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Afterword: The JB Weld failed, in a different fashion - the gear stayed on, but the motor shaft would slip within the gear when the printer was under heavy load (ie. printing a long number). I re-did it with Gorilla glue, and it is still working after a stress test.
Hi! Thanks for your video. It was for me great, a revelation. My adding machine looks exactly like the one in the video. The adding machine has a failure as it shows the letter "E". However, without the paper roll it does not fail. I tested it for a long time and it did not fail. It only fails when it has the paper roll loaded while in print mode and I believe that in some circumstances it fails and in others it does not. For operations with few numbers, in example, it does not fail, but if it is more digits it starts to fail (letter "E"). What should I do to solve this problem? Thanks for your videos. Juan Carlos from Venezuela. P.d. Without the paper roll and the printing function activated, it doesn't matter if I do operations with large numbers.
Hi! Thanks for your video. It was for me great, a revelation. My adding machine looks exactly like the one in the video. The adding machine has a failure as it shows the letter "E". However, without the paper roll it does not fail. I tested it for a long time and it did not fail. It only fails when it has the paper roll loaded while in print mode and I believe that in some circumstances it fails and in others it does not. For operations with few numbers, in example, it does not fail, but if it is more digits it starts to fail (letter "E"). What should I do to solve this problem? Thanks for your videos. Juan Carlos from Venezuela. P.d. Without the paper roll and the printing function activated, it doesn't matter if I do operations with large numbers.
Thanks, mine had the exact problem
I have recently discovered your videos and have quite enjoyed them. I have a Casio HR-150TM and am hoping I don't have to junk it. I have almost always used it with the power cord but I must have put batteries in it at one point to take to a client's place. I guess they have been left there for quite a while as I found that there was a slight corrosion of one of the batteries. I cleaned the area with a bit of vinegar and a smal toothbrush. The calculator works but when I switch it to print mode it will rapidly spin out random numbers and then I'll get an error message. Would that indicate to you that there is something wrong with the electronic circuitry, or would it likely be a mechanical issue that I might be able to repair? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Regardless, I wanted to thank you for your videos. Your enthusiasm is very refreshing.
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Good job I hope it holds. I have made similar repairs on motorcycle odometer gears. If the glue does not hold, the shaft can be roughed up with a dremel tool so the gear will have something to grab even without glue. Also, cleaning and oiling moving parts will put less resistance on the gears.