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RE: Sony VCR died. Worth repairing?

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Bob in Alberta

In Reply to: RE: Sony VCR died. Worth repairing? posted by Rich S. on July 30, 2009 at 18:34:25

The capstan motor on those units have been known to seize up and cause the problem that you describe. Any reputable service shop that repairs Sony should be able to overhaul the motor for you at a reasonable rate. It is highly unlikely that the motor requires replacing.

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RE: Sony VCR died. Worth repairing? - Rich S. 20:33:44 07/31/09 (0)
Hi Bob, thanks for the info.

Rich

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