Help with Vintage Teac V-35 tape deck

[gooseEL34]

Hey guys-
I was wondering if someone could offer a suggestion.  I grabbed a goodwill cassette deck (Teac V-35).  When I plug it in, the motor continuously runs.  None of the buttons will stop it (Stop, Pause, FF, Rewind, etc).

Here is a pic of the motor in question

https://www.flickr.com/photos/140022773@N08/shares/05gx70

The drive belt has long turned to goo.   No obvious burned components on the PCB nor any electrolyitics that are spewing their guts.

Thanks for any tips...

[karoru]

Are you sure that motor even has the "stop" circuitry? I've seen many vintage tape decks that had motor just wired straight to power supply (or via some motor controller chip, often on separate PCB), without any ability to disconnect it while unit is on. I don't see V-35 manual available online, but on elektrotanya there's V-9000 from similar era and there the motor is just connected straight to 10V rail.

[RobertGogol]

Hi,
every deck in my life has continuously running motor connected with capstan by drive belt.
I think this is ok.

[gooseEL34]

Thanks guys!!!