20 Most Recent Sanyo DVW-7000 DVD Player/VCR Questions & Answers

A DVD player does not have a record capability. In order record you must have a DVD Recorder.

?? its turning itself off? What do you mean it shows connected? power? Not worth fixing for a machine like that if it has powering on issues.

your DVD player may not be the type that burns cds, check it out , purchase a dvd player that burns or copies/records on cds...

o.k will be a good idea to call the company supplier for to resolve the problem. SINCE they have guarantee for you. However i can give you a schematic for to fix it. Merry Christmas.

HelloCheck its Sled Motor. Sled motor is one which get spins the disc we insert into it. If it is faulty, discs won't spin, and the set won't read anu discs, and will show no-disc display. OK.

Well you would have to take the DVD player apart so that you can takethe cats tail of out it.

Well it might just be a little glitch with the dvd player to causse this problem so unplud the DVD
player from the wall outlit and let it stay unplugged for about 30 minutes to see if it fixed the problem and there is a small button on the rear of the dvd player that allows the disc's to pop out but you need a small flat head screwdriver to do that. Lastly if zero luck it will need to be repaired then. DOn't take it apart it could make thuings worse.

It all depends on what type of Universal Remote you're using.

Most come with a booklet showing codes for different manufacturers and appliances.

OneForAll are one of the best and have a support page to assist with finding the correct code.

http://www.oneforall.co.uk/en_UK/support

Although yours may not be a OneForAll if you enter their Model No 3940 and follow the steps it will give you some codes you could try in your remote. The codes shown will be 5 Digits but if your remote only needs 3 or 4 then just use the last 3 or 4 digits.

The dvd player is not made to play bluray dvds. You need to buy a bluray player. They do not make a bluray vcr combo. Hope this helps.

If you've had for awhile and have not cleaned, that could be one possible problem. Suggest purchasing and using a CD/DVD cleaning kit. These are inexpensive.
Another possibility is to check the disc(s) that you are trying to use. Older players will not recognize many of the newer recordable disc formats like DVD +R or DVD -R and DVDRW. This especially includes dual-layer and high definition formats like HD DVD and Blu-Ray.
Please write back, if these do not help.

Hi,
I am not sure if you unplugged all the cables from your VCR to your TV, If so double check the hook up. When you unplugged the POWER to the VCR the memory was lost. Try and find the menu or set up on the remote. Again the audio out from the VCR needs to be hooked to the audio in on the TV and the video out from the VCR needs to be hooked up to the video in on the TV. Keep trying !!!