Hs-u770 vcr manual

1. You might try mitsubishi.com. They have some VCR manuals available for download.

2. If no luck there, I suggest you go to ebay.com and search for:
"Mitsubishi HS-U680 VCR". Scroll through the listings and you may find someone who has listed a manual for your HS-U680.

It was about US$850 maximum new in 1994, worth nothing now to sell.

I would contact Mitsubishi as they should know! Just explain to them why and ask for the recommended retail price.

That is great

The manual is available from the Mitsubishi Support site: http://support.mitsubishi-tv.com/documents/HS-U448 . The direct link to the manual is http://support.mitsubishi-tv.com/files/oguide/HS-U448.pdf .

The original remote is no longer available. However, remotes.com has a substitute remote: http://www.remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=Search&o=c&uid=0&m=HS-U448&uuid=13065385902780 .

A number of universal remotes will probably also work. The codes will be in any remote that still controls a VCR if the remote was programmed after the HS-U448 was released.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

open vcr look for a belt on the right side of the vcr and begin manually turning it until the tape ejects

you can get your manual here ,,,,,,

Mitsubishi Digital Electronics VCR HS-U570

This unit needs to have the "idler" changed as well as the belts. Over time, the internal rubber parts get hard ans slippery. There are safety checks inside that will stop the unit when problems are detected. With a slipppery idler assembly, the tape does not get wound into the cassette after passing the heads. Rather than have the tape collect inside and be destroyed, the unit stops. This is a relatively simple repair that any shop should be able to perform. Expect a parts cost in the $35 range. In my opinion, this unit is worth the repair as it will continue to provide service to you for years to come. New replacement units tend to last only a year or two.

Dan

More likley it's not the little white thingy but the belt that drives it. Take the bottom off and get that broken belt out and runn down to the VCR / Tv repair shop and see if they have a new belt

try holding down the power button for 8 + seconds upon first starting the vcr. the language option will again be afforded you. see the manual.