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Old 03-21-2008, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat12 View Post
When we play one of our VHS tapes, the screen jumps. We've cleaned the machine many, many times & that doesn't help.

It needs a PHYSICAL cleaning. "Tape type" head cleaners wont do it. If you value it, take it to someone that knows how to clean it properly.

If you are mechanically inclined, you can do it yourself. Take the cover off and locate the large chrome wheel that contains the heads. Locate the 4 small heads on the wheel- they are located near the lower portion of the part that spins in four semetric locations around the chrome wheel. The heads will only slightly protrude from the chrome wheel. Using some very strong isopropyl (90%+) or head cleaner solution and a chamois swap (lintless, fiberless) scrub the heads gently in the direction of the tape travel. Close cover and try it.
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