J
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- Jan 1, 1970
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got a video machine, video tape is not coming out..
I found a post about this possibly being a weak power supply issue..
I unplugged it. opened it up, could not see anything caught.
could not scroll the scrolly thing (a site mentioned to try that)
I removed magnetic tape of the tape from the mechanics of the video
machine but that was irrelevant. It was not the tape's magnetic tape
that was getting it caught.
I noticed all symptoms were,
ejecting DVDs was not working. no response
ejecting VHS tape was not working
LED was dim
I guess it is weak power supply issue,
is there anything I can do?
e.g. in terms of replacing the power supply.. is it tricky, different
video machines, different specs, hard to find a replacement?
e.g. can I use a hacked ACDC adaptor, or computer PSU to get 12V or
5V, and feed it somewhere to get the tape out?
I am not an electronics geek.. but I do have a multimeter, and have
used it as a computer techie.
I found a post about this possibly being a weak power supply issue..
I unplugged it. opened it up, could not see anything caught.
could not scroll the scrolly thing (a site mentioned to try that)
I removed magnetic tape of the tape from the mechanics of the video
machine but that was irrelevant. It was not the tape's magnetic tape
that was getting it caught.
I noticed all symptoms were,
ejecting DVDs was not working. no response
ejecting VHS tape was not working
LED was dim
I guess it is weak power supply issue,
is there anything I can do?
e.g. in terms of replacing the power supply.. is it tricky, different
video machines, different specs, hard to find a replacement?
e.g. can I use a hacked ACDC adaptor, or computer PSU to get 12V or
5V, and feed it somewhere to get the tape out?
I am not an electronics geek.. but I do have a multimeter, and have
used it as a computer techie.