A "G" is showing up on my tape. How do I make it go away?

It's been almost 10 months since the question was posted so how does it look? Most bubbles appear under the drywall tape or could be from primer / paint being rolled over drywall dust. Tape bubbles don't go away. These need repaired by cutting out the bubbled tape and filling in with compound. Tape bubbles can be avoided by using a TapeBuddy taping tool. This tool applies compound directly to the tape so there are no dry spots under the tape. Hope this helps.

Yes...Duct tape works wonders. Most of these printer cartridge
have built in chips that match to the printers they were designed for. This is the manufactures way of saying "Hey, we practically gave away our printers, so now you have to pay outrageous prices for the ink"!!! Place the tape on the light and enjoy the savings ;-)

Just replace the player they are considered "Throw Away" because the cost new is so low.

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probably your drum head is dirty and need to be clean
you can use a tape head cleanner but i dont garantie the result
best is a manual cleaning made by a technician /but sometime its works with the tape head cleaner if its not to dirty and sugest you trow away the cassette you have to use all the time
hope that will help
regards Alan

having the same problem...when I put a new tape in it just ejects it right away!

PLEASE USE MINI DV HEAD CLEANING CASSETTE & TRY , MAY SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM

It means that it is adjusting the sound from mono to hi'fi... probably because the tape is dirty/damaged or (more likely) the unit needs to be seriously cleaned. Try a cleaning tape, and if that doesnt work have a shop clean it.

I have a similar problem. It takes 3 or 4 times to get my Sony VCR to accept a tape. Once it does, everything is fine, until I turn it off. Next day, same trouble. I tried several tapes and brand new tapes. No difference. I have opened the cabinet and used alcohol to clean various stuff, no change.

I've had a similar problem that I've solved using a head cleaner. I think it was about $20 at Target and is good for 30 cleanings.