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Vcr i have a zenith vrm4220hf and i took to a audio/video repair shop..and they told me that my vcr had a clutch mechanism that was broke..im having problems trying to find anyone that has got one..i was wondering if you you give me some suggestions..i live in peterborough, ontario, canada..they said that it was broke off, and told me that they couldnt get one either..well anyone of their suppliers, im not sure what to do at this point..the vcr really worked good up on till that point then it started eating tapes..well thats when i took it there and they had said it needed a clutch mechanism..i hope that you can help me..thank you for your time...you can reach if you like by phone 705-745-3851..or by email [email protected]..

  • thebodyguard Oct 26, 2007

    sorry about the model its actually zenith vrl2110..sorry about that..thank you

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You might try http://www.tritronicsinc.com or www.mcmelectronics.com.  These supply some parts for VCRs.  The consumer electronics service sector has dramatically declined over the last 15 years or so, and I'm sure alot of parts suppliers have likewise disappeared. 

Unfortunately, VCRs, TVs and other electronics are essentially disposable.  Maybe manufacturers don't even stock many replacement parts for some of their products.

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