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Lanier VW 210 transcriber beeps like it is at the end of the tape

On my Lanier VW 210 transcriber, you can be listening to a tape and then all of the sudden it will beep like it is at the end of the tape. It is also starting to do this even while rewinding a tape. In order to continue using, you have to open the cassete door and then shut it back again. It is happening more and more frequent and making it hard to listen to tapes. Has anyone else had this problem?

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There is a sensor that detects tape movement. Unfortunately they do go bad and will probably need to be replaced.

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BTW this is true for the VW-210, VW-260, p-139 and simular units.
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