SONY RDR-VX515 Video Cassette Recorder/DVD Recorder: It is in video mode. I put in a video cassette. and the machine says "eject" and pops it back out automatically. i pulled the plug and let it re-initiate. i have held down the power button. i have used video cassette tapes that are new and used and have the record tabs in place for recording and not. This just started. Has been working fine otherwise for years.
You need to take the cover off and look inside to see if there is something inside that should not be. Perhaps you can look with a flashlight through the entrance hole. You could pick up the machine and shake it and see if anything is rattling around. These things have many plastic and nylon parts which can break over time and the machine will sense a problem and eject. If you cannot find a problem by the suggestions above then it will need to go for repair-unfortunately it would probably cost more than it is worth to have it repaired.
SOURCE: Gold Star VC681M - recording from VHS to DVD
This device can not record from VCR to DVD locally not a DVD recorder. However you can record from this device to your computer save the file as a wma and then burn that file to a DVD and then watch the DVD on the DVD player. This player can decode wma files: Here is a site to get the owners manual from: http://www.lge.com/support/manual.jsp Here is how the page looks:
SOURCE: VCR EJECT FAILURE
When a tape won't eject, the problem can be caused by several things. The most common problem is that the belt that operates the eject mechanism is slipping and not allowing it to eject the tape. This can be fixed by either using a re-grip solution on the belt or having the belt replaced. With the cover off (be careful not to touch anything live with power) and try loading and unloading a tape. Try to find the motor and belt which operates the loading mechanism. When it "catches" as you say, try moving the belt pulley with your finger to give it a little help and see if it continues on with the operation. If it does, the belt is probably slipping. It takes more effort on the belt & pulley during an eject sequence rather than the a load sequence, so it may load fine but have trouble ejecting. Gravity and the weight of the tape is why you may not have this problem during the load sequence.
SOURCE: I have GoldStar VHS-8mm Video player recorder. The
I can't solve the problem because I have the same one and was hoping to find an answer here.
SOURCE: I have a dvd vcr combo recorder dvd records. i
You can download a free pdf of the operation manual for this particular model from:
http://www.retrevo.com/support/LG-GBV241-DVD-Players-manual/id/567ag923/t/2/
(copy and paste link into your browser - no subscription required)
I hope this helps a bit.
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