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Vcr Eating Tapes Help. If there is an issue with the idler tire, it can cause the tape to pull out of the tape and unravel. I just bought two vcrs (different models, from different sellers) because the two units i already had finally. If you haven't seen part 1 first click here. @sunnid76 most common cause for a vcr eating the tapes is a dirty/worn idler wheel. If this is dirty, dusty, damaged or worn it can prevent the takeup wheel from turning. On every vhs tape, a floppy. The idler tire helps turn the takeup reel. this video clip is part 2 of my first video on vcrs that eat tapes. we’ll use it as a base to talk about the three main culprits of tape chowing. The main part we will focus on is the idler tire within the vcr. that said, why do vcrs sometimes eat tapes? however whenever you try to play the vhs it eats the tapes and i have to very carefully remove the tapes from the reader.

On every vhs tape, a floppy. I just bought two vcrs (different models, from different sellers) because the two units i already had finally. The idler tire helps turn the takeup reel. that said, why do vcrs sometimes eat tapes? If you haven't seen part 1 first click here. @sunnid76 most common cause for a vcr eating the tapes is a dirty/worn idler wheel. If there is an issue with the idler tire, it can cause the tape to pull out of the tape and unravel. The main part we will focus on is the idler tire within the vcr. this video clip is part 2 of my first video on vcrs that eat tapes. however whenever you try to play the vhs it eats the tapes and i have to very carefully remove the tapes from the reader.

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Vcr Eating Tapes Help I just bought two vcrs (different models, from different sellers) because the two units i already had finally. we’ll use it as a base to talk about the three main culprits of tape chowing. this video clip is part 2 of my first video on vcrs that eat tapes. The main part we will focus on is the idler tire within the vcr. @sunnid76 most common cause for a vcr eating the tapes is a dirty/worn idler wheel. I just bought two vcrs (different models, from different sellers) because the two units i already had finally. If this is dirty, dusty, damaged or worn it can prevent the takeup wheel from turning. however whenever you try to play the vhs it eats the tapes and i have to very carefully remove the tapes from the reader. If you haven't seen part 1 first click here. On every vhs tape, a floppy. If there is an issue with the idler tire, it can cause the tape to pull out of the tape and unravel. that said, why do vcrs sometimes eat tapes? The idler tire helps turn the takeup reel.