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Vcr Turns Off After A Few Seconds. I have the same issue with mine. Turns off after few seconds. If a vcr doesn’t power on, first ensure that the power cord is intact and connected to a functional outlet. Logic tells me it has a failing power supply, though i lack the equipment and. It's soldered onto the mainboard and has a round plastic housing, with a cam follower that sits inside. I took the cover off and touched the insides a little and it did play then. I can then turn on the vcr again and quickly hit eject and out comes the tape just fine, then unit turns itself off again within a few. My vcr powers down immediately when i put in a tape. Press the reset button if. The bad news is you'd probably have to remove the mechanism to get at the mode switch. When the problem starts, the vcr simply shuts down ( the light on the unit designating vcr turns off), then the unit shuts.

It's soldered onto the mainboard and has a round plastic housing, with a cam follower that sits inside. The bad news is you'd probably have to remove the mechanism to get at the mode switch. My vcr powers down immediately when i put in a tape. I can then turn on the vcr again and quickly hit eject and out comes the tape just fine, then unit turns itself off again within a few. I took the cover off and touched the insides a little and it did play then. I have the same issue with mine. Press the reset button if. Logic tells me it has a failing power supply, though i lack the equipment and. If a vcr doesn’t power on, first ensure that the power cord is intact and connected to a functional outlet. When the problem starts, the vcr simply shuts down ( the light on the unit designating vcr turns off), then the unit shuts.

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Vcr Turns Off After A Few Seconds I have the same issue with mine. I have the same issue with mine. Press the reset button if. I took the cover off and touched the insides a little and it did play then. It's soldered onto the mainboard and has a round plastic housing, with a cam follower that sits inside. When the problem starts, the vcr simply shuts down ( the light on the unit designating vcr turns off), then the unit shuts. Logic tells me it has a failing power supply, though i lack the equipment and. The bad news is you'd probably have to remove the mechanism to get at the mode switch. My vcr powers down immediately when i put in a tape. Turns off after few seconds. If a vcr doesn’t power on, first ensure that the power cord is intact and connected to a functional outlet. I can then turn on the vcr again and quickly hit eject and out comes the tape just fine, then unit turns itself off again within a few.