Replacement Remote Needed

Generally I would say yes. But you can get universal remotes that are cheaper than buying the original, that will do the job.

Replaced fuse inside unit.

The Goldstar GVR-D465 will not play or record the full tape or ff to the end of the tape, would the viss search have anything to do with this, also their are some channels with a blanking "C" next to it that will not show a picture when it should.\r\n I would like a PDA file of the manual for Goldstar GVR-D465.

Please Help, Thanks Troy.

How do you know it's not the VCR that's not responding? If it this remote, you would be better getting a Universal one, as replacements are often very expensive.

I have an extra remote to that unit if you would like to buy it. [email protected]

i have an extra remote if you want to buy it. [email protected]

Usaly there is a button on the remote for input but if you do not have that you might try changing chanels below chanel 1. Some Goldstars hide the front input down there

Even the service manuals are pretty bad at helping with mech problems like this. You just have to be very mechanically inclined to figure it out. A lot of VCR mechs are very similar however so this is where experience helps. You do need to get the circuit board off however. Usually a few screws up from the bottom. Pretty smart huh! - put the least reliable parts (the belts) in the hardest place to get to. Look carefully for little broken plastic pieces. gear teeth etc. Since the motors work some of the time, they are not the problem. Could be the mode switches are out of time. They are a set of switch contacts buried in the mech which tell the brain what position the mech is in. Move the load motor by hand (I use a 5V power supply with a fwd/rev switch so I can run it back and forth and watch the action.
Goldstars are good mechs. They make a ton of them and pretty well get the design bugs out, but of course those little plastic parts break easily.
Hope Ya Fix It.

VCR's automatically detect what speed the present tape was recorded at. It only gives you a choice of speeds when doing the recording. If you are saying that it won't playback a tape recorded in one of the slow speeds, it is most likely because VCR's with more than two heads use different combinations of them in different speeds and the ones used for slow speeds are maybe needing cleaning. If this is the case, the vcr will seem to be playing OK, but the video playback will be bad.

check remotes.com they may hace it.