Top 20 JVC DR-MV150B DVD Recorder/VCR Questions & Answers

finalizing completes the process of recording so that the disk can be read to play. Yes, probably if power goes off, you'll loose the recording as the disk can finish. Basically, the code written at the end of recording creates a sort of index so the player knows how to read it.

Try cleaning the laser with a bud, if not it's either the spindle motor or laser assembly, ELECTREPAIRUSA@ELECTREPAIRUSA or you can contact us at that address as we repair/renovate all items electronic and electrical old and new.

Depending on the programmable remote you are using they tend to differ a little. For JVC try one of these below: 111, 036, 005, 129, 130, 015, 029 065, 072, 137, 149, 207, 264, 362 408, 496 or 1011, 1012, 1026, 1049, 1052, 1054, 1055, 1080, 1080, 1092 1117, 1130, 1131, 1227, 1235, 1288, 1299

You can record from an external component, such as a camcorder or VCR, connected to any of the Recorder's external inputs. 1. Make sure that the component you want to record from is connected properly to the Recorder. See page 14. 2. Press AUX repeatedly to select the external input to record from. • AV1: Audio/Video Input mounted on back panel. • AV2: Audio/Video Input mounted on front panel. • DV: DV Input mounted on front panel. page 37 from manual: http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/01/15/LVT2016-001B.pdf If this fails, try to disconnect the tv input cable and connect the vcr cable.

Which guide are you looking for? Be specific.

defect on power board change the STR....

Using your remote, select the dvd button, then the home button, left arrow until you get to the disk management menu, then select finalization from the drop down meu. The manual is here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CB4QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fresources.jvc.com%2FResources%2F00%2F01%2F15%2FLVT2016-001B.pdf&ei=Kjd-VI3rA86RyASX2ICYCQ&usg=AFQjCNH4eG9ZU0OqTwtGJv4d41kvw43ppA&sig2=sPMVdtyrYn8G7hr3U3Tdew

the motor charge belt it's too loose need to change it

Depending on the model of the player. There is sometimes a reset prong that you can press to help with this problem. Look on the back of the player or refer to the instructions that came with it.

just hooked up with an rca cable from the output jack ( audio/video ) of your dvd recorder then the other end connect to the input jack of the tv. then set your tv at the same time the dvd player to record.

Hello Chancey55,Sorry that you are having some issues with your dvd player. There a few reasons that cause a dvd player to not read a disc and they are listed as follows:1. The most common problem is that the disc itself is scratched, has finger prints or smudges on it, or has a filmy residue from the oils from the skin combined with dust and dirt.2. The second most common problem is that the optical lens inside the dvd player has a build up or dirt and dust on it that naturally collects over time.3. The spindle motor that causes the disc to spin inside the player has malfunctioned and if the disc can not spin, the player can not read it.4. The most expensive problem is that the optical assembly has malfunctioned. This uses a small laser that reads the data on the disc and if it is not working properly, the disc can not be read.Here are some things you can try listed in the order that corresponds to the problems listed above.1. Check all discs for scratches, smudges, finger prints, dust and dirt, and residue. If you hold the disc shinny side up and slightly tilt it in a well lite room you will be able to see anything that may cause a problem for the laser to read. I recommend that you purchase a disc cleaner because that will give you the best results. You can purchase these from any store such as Walmart, Best Buy, Radio Shack, etc and they are not expensive.Here is a picture of what to look for:You can clean the discs manually by using a soft (non abrasive) cloth or rag. Run the disc under a small amount of water to get it wet and then take a small drop of regular dish soap and lightly rub the soap all over the disc using your index finger, then rinse all the soap off the disc and dry it with the soft cloth until everything has been removed and there are not smudges left. 2. To clean the optical lens inside the dvd player, I recommend that you purchase a dvd cleaning disc. You can purchase these from any of the stores previously listed and are also inexpensive. Follow the directions on the package. You can clean the optical lens manually, but I do not like suggesting this because if not done correctly it can cause even more damage to the assemblies and it does require dis-assembly of your dvd player.Here is a picture of what the optical lens looks like:The small glass bubble in the center is the optical lens.Here is a picture of a dvd cleaning kit:3. The spindle motor is a small electric motor that spins the dvd discs in order for the player to read the data. When you first place the disc in the tray and close it, you can hear the disc spin. If you find that this is the problem, I recommend you take it to a qualified technician to be replaced. The average cost of a spindle motor is between $25-$40 dollars, but the labor will on average cost between $ 50-$80 dollars because it is very time consuming and sometimes difficult to take apart and put back together. I suggest calling around your local area and get several quotes before choosing where to take it to be repaired.4. Lastly, the most expensive part to replace is the optical assembly. They can sometimes cost much more than you payed for your dvd. So, if this is the problem you may want to consider purchasing a new player if it is going to cost you more to repair than you paid for the player.I hope that this will help get you back up and running and hopefully the problem is simple like the disc needs to be cleaned or that the optical lens is just dirty and can be fixed by a simple cleaning. I wish you the best of luck and if you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.If you find this solution helpful, I would appreciate it greatly if you could rate it. Thank you and again, good luck.

If it read audio CDs and video CDs, and not read DVDs only, the optical pickup unit is faulty. It should be replaced. There is no repair to this pickup unit. For more details type in this site name "Electro-help" to search box [not in the address bar of your browser], and click search or press Enter. It is an electronic equipments service help site.

Note the position of hyphen in between words in site name. The site will appear as it is in web; subtitled as Service help to electronic home entertainment equipments.

Pull up older posts.

You can locate this site name, either at the bottom part of first search page, or at the top of second page.

Detailed descriptions are there to help you.

Sometimes, clicking on advertisements by the side and bottom of each post might help you to get details about the availability of spare parts; price and more.

No! I'am afraid not, this is a manufacture defect and can only be rectified by exchange, if that is even possible.

there is a problem with the motherboard microprocessor, requires motherboard replacement

About a year ago still gives you full UK free guarantee rights (if you're in the UK but similar rights operate elsewhere) and JVC aren't the ones to haggle about a few days (or more) over the date.
Get it straight back to where you bought it first.
They have to do the rest.
Just before that try pulling the AC plug of the unit out and leave it like that for 10 minutes or so then plug back in, switch on and see whats happening then.

Hello
About which code you are asking for? There are language code and Area code lists in its user manual. Regional code is printed at the rear of the unit; the manual says. OK.

Hello,
Well then, let's get you another manual. Here is a manual in PDF - http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/LVT2016-001B.pdf
Regards, Tony

Unfortunately the DVD laser may be faulty, in which case the whole DVD unit needs to be replaced. This is not likely to be economical and you are probably going to have to buy a new DVD recorder.

Like all DVD Players & Recorders the Laser only has a certain life span before it burns out. Some last longer than others and most aren't cost effective or viable to replace.

In your case it's even worse beause you'd have to replace the complete DVD Mechanism.

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Andy

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