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Sziasztok! Ígértem, hogy szólok, hát szólok. Megjött a fogaskerék :) Ez maga a fogaskerék, a fémről le kell szedni a régit és ezt rárakni. Üdv: Pityesz

Hali mindenkinek! Pár napja hozták javításra ezt a 32"-os 16/9-edes szörnyet, hogy beindul majd pislog a led.Jó, bekapcs, 12-es hiba.Hmm ezt nem értem.MSP nem válaszol megfelelően, ilyen hibám sem volt még..gondoltam.Előszor is a Nagyáramú panelt néztem át,10,3nF lába persze szarráégve, minden nagyobb kondi lába kh.Csere, átforraszt bekapcs.Ledöbbenés. 12-es hiba marad.Végső ekeseredettségemben MSP csere.Bekapcs, 12-es hiba marad.(már nem voltam meglepődve)Visszatértem a nagyáramú panelra,mivel csakis ott voltak a probémák,gondoltam.És valóban, a TL100(cinemaFET IRF630) volt a bűnös. Tanulság ICC20-nál: ha az MSP nem válaszol, akkor a képszélesítő fet a rossz.

I have an owner's manual for a NEC DS8000U VCR which I bought simply to get the model number of the remote control.  I was hoping to upload scans of it to help others as it does not seem to be available for download anywhere.  However I cannot upload to ET, when I do so I get the error message

Upload Failed!
This filename already exists.
If you want to upload anyway try to rename the file and upload again.

File was named "NEC DS8000U Owners Manual.pdf"

What am I doing wrong here?  I've tried renaming the file as well, and searching ET for "DS8000U" doesn't give any results.

I'm encountering an issue with my Super Betamax player. During playback, some cassettes abruptly stop playing at seemingly random points, accompanied by a sound similar to the one made when a tape reaches its end. This interruption also renders the rewind and forward buttons unresponsive. However, it does not impede the manual forwarding or rewinding of the cassette. The only solution seems to be ejecting the cassette and reinserting it. Occasionally, even this workaround fails, allowing only two seconds of playback before the problem recurs.

I sought guidance from the Mister Betamax troubleshooting page, which indicated that the tape safety device might be the root cause. I received additional advice suggesting that the issue could stem from one of the sensors within the VCR, possibly due to oxidized contacts causing intermittent operation. It was recommended to resolve this by carefully cleaning the contacts on the sensor switch responsible for detecting loaded tapes or the sensor that detects if the tape is "record-protected." Another suggestion was to monitor the output of these switches using an oscilloscope or voltmeter to determine if they are indeed the source of the problem.

I'm eager to hear if anyone has additional advice or personal experiences to share regarding this issue.

Additionally, I'm facing an AV cable problem where the yellow AV cable fails to display any video. While it used to work correctly, the AV audio cable still functions properly. As a temporary workaround, I've been using a coaxial cable and routing it through another VCR to utilize its AV output. However, I'm interested in exploring potential solutions to fix the issue with the yellow AV cable, if possible. Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.