Questions & Answers for: adjust vcr heads

...VCR was working fine a few hours before this happened. Alos I lost the remote a while back. This type of problem may be caused by a dirty video head, people some time try to adjust tracking to take ...

...adjust the tracking control all the way to one side I get a very week grainy off-color picture from top to bottom. Tapes recorded in SP mode on another VCR's will not play in this Sony VCR. EP is ...

VCR you have (old or new) SOME have a switch which will allow you to adjust tracking MANUALLY. When the switch is in the manual position, it won't track automatically. If some played with that switch,

8mm vcr no color on playback you suggested cleaning heads - i did and still no color onplayback It could need a head adjustment. the video head may need to adjusted to put the color back in.

...vcr tape Thank you Charles Seifert Remove the casing of the unit. You will see a head where the tape runs across. Keeping it powered up, with tape in....There are three screws around the base of the ...

...VCR again). Thx in advance! First off, if your heads were worn, they should affect the entire picture, so I think you can rule that out. The guideposts on either side of the head control the location ...

...heads open the vcr and use a piece of clean notebook paper and slightly press against the head(round cylinder) while manually turning the head it will pull the dirt off the head and clean it do not ...

...so i need the location of the ausio heads. The audio head when you look from front side of VCR on your right side of video head. You must the adjust the head with a screw in the bottom of audio

Audio Adjustment Distortion is heard during loud parts of a tape. I tried adjusting the three screws that control the audio head but still not perfect. I have test equipment- What is the correct way ...

...VCR's tracking control to adjust the alignment of the tape. This may help improve the picture quality and reduce snowiness. Replace the VHS tape: If the tape is old or worn, it may be causing the ...