Re: RTI TapeChek Machines

Pierre J. Gregoire (pgregoire@dupage.k12.il.us)
Tue, 14 Nov 2000 06:55:09 -0800 (PST)

We have an old 300 that is still going strong, although we did have to
replace an armature and motor a couple years ago. Perhaps being an older
model, it has less to go wrong?
--
Pierre J. Gregoire, MLIS.
Director
Audio Visual Institute of DuPage
The Regional Media Library for the
Teachers and Students of DuPage County
http://www.avid.dupage.k12.il.us


netlsvidlib@juno.com wrote:


> VIdeofolk--
>
> One of our libraries is having trouble with their TapeChek 460 and is
> wondering if the problem is wear and tear or operator error.
> They have had the machine since 1994 and it gets heavy use.  We have two
> 470's here and have experienced only one problem, but  haven't had them
> as long or used them as hard as the library in question.  Have any of you
> folk who are using a 400 model Tape Chek experienced any machine problems
> that you could diagnose as the machine showing its' age or just "wearing
> out"?  I am not talking about cleaning tissue or burnishing blade
> replacements, but more serious or repeated mechanical failures.
>
> Thank you for any feedback.
>
> B. Rhodes
> Audiovisual Consultant
> Northeast Texas Library System
> netlsvidlib@juno.com
>
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--
Pierre J. Gregoire, MLIS.
Director
Audio Visual Institute of DuPage
The Regional Media Library for the
Teachers and Students of DuPage County
http://www.avid.dupage.k12.il.us