Play button broken

It could be due to wornout or broken belts,the VCR uses belts to operate various the mechanical components.If the belts are damaged the machine may stop playing tapes.

It can also be an electrical problem,if there is an issue with the the electrical components of the machine such as power supply or circuit board.it may cause the machine to stop playing tapes

Depends on the model iPod nano but no off button only sleep! But either goes to sleep after a few minutes of inactivity! Press and hold play/pause for a few seconds to force sleep! If not being used slide hold on, to stop it coming on!

IPods are noted for their ease and portability, which is what makes them such a popular item. No matter how wonderful an electronic item is, there may come a time when it needs to be reset, and a 4th generation iPod is no exception.

There are situations when an iPod may freeze up such as when it is disconnected from the computer without being properly ejected in iTunes first.

A reset is not as extensive as a restore, so you will not lose any data that is already on the device.

Resetting the iPod is a very simple process that takes only seconds to complete.

Make sure the "Hold" switch is in the off position.

The "Hold" switch is on the top left of your iPod casing.

Move the "Hold" switch to "On" and then immediately back to "Off."

Press and hold the round button in the center of the click wheel and at the same time press and hold the "Play" button.

Hold both buttons down for 6 to 10 seconds or until the "Apple" logo appears on the screen.

Stop holding the center button and the "Play" button. Your iPod Nano 4th generation has now been reset.

hope this helps

if it is plugged in to the power adapter just switch the power button on.
Or unplug it. make sure the power button is off. Wait a few seconds Then plug it back in.
If it is not plugged in to the power adapter. Switch the power button on, Then push the play pause button once.

hold the power button down for a few seconds or press stop

When you attach your Play Station 3 to an HD TV through an HDMI port, the Play Station 3 will ask you if you wish to switch to HD Mode.

However, if you decide to move it to another TV that is not HD compatible, you will get no picture because the Play Station 3 is “stuck” in HD (HDMI) mode.

Follow these steps to resolve your problem:

1. Turn off the PS3 so it only shows a red light. You can hold the power button on the front until it goes into standby. To be sure, flick the power switch on the back of the Play Station 3 off and then back on.

2. Make sure your Play Station 3 is connected to your regular TV (not HDTV) with the standard video cables.

3. Press and hold the power button until the screen "flickers" and then immediately release. This should reset the video settings.

4. Wait a few seconds, and the Play Station 3 (PS3) logo should appear.

If this does not resolve the problem, follow these steps:

1. Turn off the PS3 so it only shows a red light. You can hold the power button on the front until it goes into standby. To be sure, flick the power switch on the back of the Play Station 3 off and then back on.

2. Make sure your Play Station 3 is connected to your regular TV (not HDTV) with the standard video cables.

3. Press and hold the power button on the front until the Play Station 3 beeps and then turns off again. This should reset the video for you and you can turn it back on after this.



That’s it! You can play your Play Station 3 again!

be sure to format using the MENU mode on the unit and ADVANCE MENU then FORMAT Press and hold the search/menu button for half a second in stop mode. The menu screen is displayed. Rotate the shuttle switch to select "Advanced Menu" > and press the play/stop button to confirm. Rotate the shuttle switch to select "Format" and press the play/stop button to confirm. Rotate the shuttle switch to select "OK" and press the play/stop button to confirm. "Formatting..." blinks and start formatting. When formatting is complete "complete" is displayed.
This is how i get rid of the problem "Format Error".

just stop playing music and slide it on to hold and leave it for around 10 seconds it will then turn off

Had this same problem and found the solution elsewhere on the net. Hold down the "1" button and the "Enter" button for aprox 10 seconds while pointing at the player. This "resets" the remote. I was skeptical when I first read this solution but it worked for me!

The aswer is in the manual that can be had on line, page 45. You have 3 different remote types, 1,2,3, All you have to do is hold down the ENTER button and the number 1 or 2 or 3 on the remote for a few seconds and it will change the setting.