Sanyo DVW-7200 DVD/VCR "reel tape players recorders" Questions

tape reel's at the same speed as the other. Culminating in a difference so one reel will run faster than the other, this can cause bunching of the tape as it goes through the tape heads jamming it up.

the capstan motor to also drive the reel tables. May be one more for loading the tape and guiders, most cheaply made VCR uses the motor loading the tape cartridge for loading the tape and guiders also

...tape. I have tried to clean it. Is there a fix for this problem? If the take up reel is not properly winding the tape the machine will shut down. U need to address that issue to resolve the

reel during play. This means more tape is coming out than can be wound up. You can try using a re-grip solution on the idler tire or replace it. Let me know if you need more information as to where to

...tapes.With it apart you may be able to extract the tape and then insert with it apart to see if reels etc are or are not moving in RR and FF first and then in play to see what is not

...tape off the supply reel but the takeup side can't reel it in. Won't rewind, sometimes intermittent. Shuts off sometimes. In early failure stages, while playing, the take-up reel inside the cassette ...

Could you tell me where the take up reels are.I am looking to clean to sensors underneath.Thanks U mean VCR HEADS cleanning tape?Tries Amazon.com or Ebay.com.Buy Scoth brand the best,I use it alot ...

VCR KEEPS BEING EJECTED VCR WILL NOT PLAY AFTER PUSHING THE VCR INTO THE PLAYER IT WILL EJECT. From the description this a tape end sensor problem, or the take up reel is not working.

...tape is magnetic - they tend to magnetize the heads, too (just like reel to reel, 8 track & cassette player / recorders). Demagnetizing them will help too. Here are links to both products: head ...

...tape tension, or a reel torque problem. It can also be a power supply problem where the supply is working just on the edge. Due to some worn components in the supply it can be partialy shutting down. ...