However, you may find the VCR automatically ejects the video tape before every loading it. This is almost always an issue with the actual VHS tape itself and is a problem you can usually correct yourself without taking the device into a repair shop. Press the "EJECT" button on the VCR.

In this video, I talk to you about a VCR that is not ejecting a VHS tape. if your VCR doesn't want to let your favorite VHS tape go, then this is the video f...

Sep 12, 2024 · Try inserting a VHS tape and watch for any irregularities in the way the machine loads, plays, and ejects the tape. Listen for unusual noises that could indicate internal issues. If the picture is snowy or unstable, the video heads may need cleaning.

Jun 8, 2020 · Manually adjust the tape eject motor in reverse - VERY SLOWLY - while helping to loosen the spot(s) where the tape is caught. At some point it should get back to the ejected position. Pull out the tape.

First, unplug the VCR and wait a few minutes. Then re-plug it in and push the "Eject" button. Often, the wait will have reset the micro-controller and the tape will reappear. If this does not work, you will have to reset the VCR.

Jan 8, 2023 · VCR (Videocassette Recorder) can keep ejecting a tape because of tape bunching up underneath the flap, imperfect interaction of the video cassette, internal damage in the VCR cassette, dust, and wreckage, and an increase of tension on the tape, etc.

When a VHS tape won't eject, most videos will tell you to manually turn a drive gear to lift the tray. But what if that doesn't work?? Here's what I learned on what's creating the jam up (a...

Jul 23, 2019 · Unplug the power cord of the VCR from the AC outlet. Allow the VCR to remain without power for 30 seconds. Plug the power cord back into the AC outlet. Attempt to eject the tape. NOTE: If the issue is still not resolved, service will be required. Go to Product Repair.

Potential Solution: Dislodge the tape. 1. Gently push on tape. Push the slot door open on the VCR and carefully press onto the exposed side of the cassette. 2. Press Eject. Press the Stop/Eject button on the front of the VCR. The VCR will successfully eject the VHS tape if dislodged. 3. Repeat Steps 1 & 2.

Press and hold the [ EJECT] button on the unit while plugging in the power cord. You can also try on the remote control to press [ Drive Select ] to select VHS drive and then press and hold for more then 3 seconds the [ STOP ] button.