I fixed these all day long in the mid 80' through the 90's. My boss made me learn the timing of each and every make and model. He had a 4 year degree in applied science and was the most excellent mentor ever. I lost him in 2015.

The fact that acetone knows to only eat certain types of plastic is absolute proof of its magical properties. 🖖😁👍

I never miss your video because you explain at pin point no time waste,great job Steve 👍

Welcome back NorCal! Its always nice to see a new VCR repair video on your channel. :)

Another great and detailed video! We are waiting for your new video with TV again! Thank you very much!

Thank you.

Like the close-up shots

I can’t believe how many vcr’s I’ve trashed when I could’ve maybe fixed. 🤦‍♀️

nice video

It does seem that these Funai machines were underrated, and rarely had serious problems - just that when you could pick up these things for £40, brand new from the supermarket they became disposable. I always rated the Orion machines but these were OK too.

Good As New 👍

Really well explained i will look for your videos as i have a power supply repair for a philipa vcr i could do with some advice

Great save Steve! Heeey, did I see a Sencore sg 165 way in the back? 👍

Muito bom....

when you moistened the cotton swab was it with rubbing alcohol or water (this was done when you cleaned the sensor)?

I don't even think I know anyone who owns a VCR anymore!

Hey, I have this exact vcr. I just got it. It’s loading the tapes in slanted and I have to maneuver the tapes out. Do you know how I can fix this?

it doesn't eat the tape at all but when i put in the vhs it takes it then just stops and shuts down, please help haha you seem like you know what you're doing. i have the magnavox mvr440 and just wanted to watch me and my families home movies

do you know how to fix dvd recorder that when turned on makes really really load humming sound?

Another Funai-made VCR, which isn’t good.