CASSETTE ADAPTOR VW-TCA7E tab won't retract when I place the video camera cassette in the adaptor and close the cover. The triangle-shaped tab is on the left side of the adaptor and when it has not retracted prevents the adaptor from being inserted into a vhs tape player. The rest of the processes seem to occur normally as the cover is closed (the electric motor whirs and a small roller swings into action placing the tape into a new position).
Re: CASSETTE ADAPTOR VW-TCA7E tab won't retract when I...
I had a similiar problem, or so I thought, but my son has just found that it needs a battery, which I did not even know, so maybe yours just needs a new battery? the cover is near the tab, hope this helps
No for some reason, the tape won't even go into the cassette when I taped the red tab?? Kinda strange though, I hoped that would work.No for some reason, the tape won't even go into the cassette when I taped the red tab?? Kinda strange though, I hoped that would work.
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The fault seems to be in the sensor and the mode switch of the loading system which is connected with the main controller processor and loading driver. This can be a failure of the tape end detector which is a IR - infra red- emitter which is placed in the center of the tape tray and MUST feed continuous signal to the END IR detectors placed at either ends. Also the tape seems to load with a false detection of the cassette within when the tray is closed for this reason of the failure along with a possible misplaced mode switch settings. This triggers to make the loading move without a reason and so can be due to failure of the the mode switch or unbalanced settings.You will need some experience to remove the tray unit, then check on the IR sensors and also check the settings of the loading drive and mode switch.
You can get a cassette adaptor that will except any VHS-C tapes and play them back on any standard VCR from Maplin www.maplin.co.uk.
They are £14.99 plus post! It's unlikely that you just have to have the Panasonic one!
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