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In article <d0a2035d-acd6-4180-ac21-71762f56ed36@googlegroups.com>,
yungdon2001@yahoo.com says...
If the tape goes in properly but does not play due to non-spinning, how
can it be fixed? This is what's been going on with my 2 vcr's. At first
the tapes played, but then i tried to record and after a few seconds it
stopped. Now it does not play it just says play but then nothing happens
and a few seconds later it says stop.
Most likely you have a broken or streached belt in the VCR. I have not
looked but maybe you can get a belt kit off ebay or some other place.
I bought a belt kit for one of mine,but that was about 20 years ago.
Before the CD players and recorders came out.
Mark Zacharias <mark_zacharias@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Agree. A bad reel belt (run from the capstan motor) is the most likely.
I really don't want to throw a monkey wrench in, especially since I'm not
sure, but wasn't the HR-S9600U the flagship model here in north america?
Didn't it use direct drive for everything?
I had some goofy model brought over from japan that seemed to be the same
unit (or similar to the HRS10000U) with the addition of a built in
satellite
receiver (worthless in the u.s.) but I'm sure it didn't use a single
rubber
belt in it.
Maybe confusing it with a Toshiba or NEC I used to have but something is
bugging me that it was the JVC that did that on the upper end "editing
decks". A motor for everything, no belts.
-bruce
bje@ripco.com