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I just cleaned the heads on my VCR (cotton swab and 90% alcohol).
Picture has improved noticeably. However, while cleaning I noticed a part that contacts the video head. It appears to be a self cleaning part, but dirty and full of black particles. At this point, it is getting the newly cleaned head dirty. The part is a lever. There is some sort of wiper that lightly contacts the head. In fact, it seems to be zero pressure so maybe it only contacts a small percentage of the time. The contact area looks like a tiny toilet paper roll, 1/2 inch high. On closer examination, it is actually a cylinder made of up many paper (?) disks. It is hopelessly dirty, and can't be cleaned. Before I search for this part, I need to know what it is called... is there an industry name for this? VCR is a Goldstar GVR-E-465 Hi-fi VHS vcr |
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