VCR Calendar Out of Date

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I have the same machine and the same problem as you do. Apparently, because this model has a hardwired, built in calendar, it experiences a "Y2K"-like problem and will not record (even manually!) when you either try to program a date that is more recent than 2008, or the machine's present date "hits the wall." The solution is to program a year that is identical to the current year. Example: day and date-wise, 2014 is identical to 1997. So entering the correct month and day, but using 1997 for the year entry will allow normal operation with correct day/date timer operation and the stupid CPU will be none the wiser. As for using this machine with modern HDTVs, there should be no problem as long as the TV has standard analog A/V jacks. For recording the machine would need a source of standard-def video, either basic cable TV or a digital converter box if using over the air signals. BTW, 1998 is a match for 2015, so the above solution will be good for two years. After that, just look up a leap within 1990 to 2008 year that matches 2016.

EWhat ever you are watching through your VCR at the time and to put a tape in and hit the record button.

Set it for the year 1999.Its the same calender as 2010. For 2011 set it for 1994.

You will need to rescan your stations. On the June cutoff date, they reshuffled and renumbered most of the stations.

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Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Initially, the only reason you would need/use a modulator is when the DVD/VCR has no RF OUT and the Quasar TV has no Audio/Video IN. If this were the case, then connections would be:

• yellow Video Out of DVD/VCD to yellow Video IN of modulator;
• red/white Audio Out of DVD/VCR to red/white Audio In of modulator;

• modulator RF Out to RF/ANT/CABLE IN of the Quasar;
• TV has to be set to either Channel 3 or 4;
• if Modulator has no RF OUT but instead has a small antenna, still the TV has to be set to either Channel 3 or 4.

If however, the DVD/VCR has an RF OUT, then a coaxial patch cord from this could be connected to the RF/ANT/CABLE IN of the Quasar. The TV has to be set to either Channel 3 or 4. There would be no need for the modulator.

Good luck and Thank you for using FixYa.

in side the mother board(kit)  there should be vertical IC gone.   check the vertical section  for  the IC number  and  replace it  ,     this  will solve ur problem 


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try this code--003,or 070

I have 2 SLV-696HF units that won't work after 2007. I have had people tell me that I'll have to "find" a previous calendar that will work, since there are only 14 different calendars in our Gregorian system, 7 for non-leap years & 7 for leap years. The problem we have with this, is that the internal VCR calendar won't roll BACK far enough. I wonder if SONY has a way of flashing these units to fix this problem?