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Toshiba M754 VCR

DVD tray keeps opening and closing?

posted by xxx11 on Jun 24, 2007


Hi,
I have a 2005 Toshiba SD-V383SC DVD Video Player and Video Cassette Recorder, and when I turn it on the DVD tray keeps opening and closing on it's own. This goes on about 3 times and then stops, otherwise the machine works well. What can I do to stop it from misbehaving??.

Comment by xxx11, posted on Aug 13, 2007

Thanks I will have that looked at, although it's only a year old, must be a low-end model.
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posted on Aug 13, 2007
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this sounds like the take up motor for dvd player the band maybe streached have you got it serviced latley as this maybe the cause of problem this is due to heat from dvd player and vcr comby drives please have it looked at by an expert in this field as my sony dvd player and vcr does the same as you've described
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