Re: Sony VCR repair in Atlanta -- seeking good tech
From: worldcitizen (duncan_at_koyote.com)
Date: 02/08/05
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Date: 8 Feb 2005 07:56:01 -0800
chris-google@pobox.com wrote:
> I have a Sony SLV-696HF VCR that won't playback or record. I can
take
> any tape (recorded by others, commercially recorded, anything) and it
> plays back only garbage video (looks like blank tape to me) but
perfect
> audio. If I record on a tape in that deck and then playback on
another
> good deck, the tape shows nothing (don't know about audio). I
already
> tried a head cleaner :)
>
> Some scouring on the net resulted in finding the following on
> http://www.anatekcorp.com/faq/archvcr.htm :
>
> > Question:
> > Sony VCR #SLV-700HF no playback. Video unit will record fine
> > (played back on another vcr). Jail bar picture. No signal output
> > on IC801 on RP-149 pcb pin #20 + voltage does not vary from record
> > to playback as it should. Sound is perfect. Does this chip go bad
> > or am I overlooking another circuit? Logic voltages are ok.
> > Answer:
> > I found IC801, part#8-759-046-75 to be causing the jailbar
> > playback. After replacing the IC on the head preamp voltage on
Have you inspected the video heads yet?
> > pin #23 varied from record/playback as it should. Make sure you
> > replace the ground shields around the pcb!!!! If you don't it
> > still looks like you have a problem (noisy picture,no color,looks
> > like tracking off or dirty heads!)
>
> This is the closest thing I found to my problem, although I can't
even
> record so it's not the same. Further, my model is a 696 not a 700,
but
> that's real close :)
>
> If anyone has any specific tips, or knows that the above path applies
> to my model, I'd love to hear it. I'm a electrical engineer so I
just
> need to be pointed in the right direction with a few troubleshooting
> steps. It's otherwise a great VCR so I'd like to salvage it if
> possible rather than just buy a crappy new one that'll eat tapes in
18
> months.
>
> Barring tech tips, can anyone recommend a good VCR repair shop in the
> Atlanta area? Sony doesn't list any authorized repair shops, just
says
> they'll exchange it from their factory "with a comparable model".
I'd
> rather find a good local guy and give him my money to do a likely
easy
> fix on an otherwise solid machine.
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