Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?

On 09/07/2014 21:13, wrote:
Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?


Does it try? motor noise ? click noise?

On 07/09/2014 08:13 PM, wrote:
Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?


Why do you need to eject it? The only thing left on Betamax is Renee
Everhart giving Jeff Liebermann head.

In that case you should press stop, then rewind and when it stops
rewinding press record and wait till it stops recording.

"Why do you need to eject it? The only thing left on Betamax is Renee
Everhart giving Jeff Liebermann head. "

That's on youtube isn't it ?

On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 3:13:04 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?

Zat top load or front load ? If it is front load it is likely a belt, once in a whaile the motor. the motors are fairly generic 12 volt types. I could also be the IC that drives the motor. If that is NLA a circuit can be made with transistors to replace it.

If it is top load, it is probably some little plastic piece in the mechanism, that wuld need to be glued or something.

You could send it to me. there are not alot of beta techs out there anymore.. I am in Ohio.

Sanyos alsohave this little eentsy teentsy belt on the idler assemlby that must be changed every time you even open the top of the thing.

Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?

Check the belts and/or idler-drive wheels. Chances are good that a
belt which drives the load/unload mechanism has either stretched or
broken with age.

On 07/09/2014 10:08 PM, David Platt wrote:
Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?

Check the belts and/or idler-drive wheels. Chances are good that a
belt which drives the load/unload mechanism has either stretched or
broken with age.



Yeah, but Renee Everhart's face is stretched and broken with age but her
mouth still runs as good as new.

On Wed, 9 Jul 2014, wrote:

Player will play, ff, rewind, stop, pause, but no eject. Any advice?

Read the faq at www.repairfaq.org

It may lack details for LCD sets, but it was done back when beta was still
in use, so I'm sure the specific FAQ on VCR repair covers beta.

Michael

Maybe someone should write soem pages on flat TVs. I was just getting into them and had a decent technique, and then the boss had a heart attact and closed the place. The way the industry is now though, no matter how good you are you pretty much have to wait for someone to die to get a job fixing TVs.

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Maybe someone should write soem pages on flat TVs. I was just getting into them and had a decent technique, and then the boss had a heart attact and closed the place. The way the industry is now though, no matter how good you are you pretty much have to wait for someone to die to get a job fixing TVs.


Or you could be a man, and risk starting your own business. Not
likely to happen in your case. It takes brains, guts and the ability to
manage your time. Not posting on Usenet, in a drunken rage.


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Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.

"Or you could be a man, and risk starting your own business. "

Or I could draw to an inside straight.

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"Or you could be a man, and risk starting your own business. "

Or I could draw to an inside straight.



Always the drunken loser?


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Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.