I want to learn VCR repair PANASONIC VCR maintenance information Books With

[280634157]

I want to learn VCR repair PANASONIC VCR maintenance information Books With pictures. Send me a PDF please?

[TreeTops]

If no one responds here, try a google search on "learn VCR Repair". I found thousands of responses.

[DB83]

Pretty useless to learn if you can not get the spare parts these days.

[280634157]

If no none responds here, try a google search on "learn VCR Repair". I found thousands of responses.

I'm not going to download these pdfs. Do you have an account to download and send me a copy? Thank you

[JVRaines]

Pretty useless to learn if you can not get the spare parts these days.

Many repairs require no more than cleaning, lubrication, and alignment. Parts like belts and pinch rollers are not that hard to come by. Things like capacitors and transistors are easily replaced.

[JVRaines]

If no none responds here, try a google search on "learn VCR Repair". I found thousands of responses.

I'm not going to download these pdfs. Do you have an account to download and send me a copy? Thank you

And while you're at it, send him a free lunch and some comfy slippers.

[lingyi]

@the OP

If you can't spend the time or money downloading PDFs, how are your going to afford and learn how to use the specialized equipment required for repairs beyond simple maintenance?

[pippas]

I want to learn VCR repair PANASONIC VCR maintenance information Books With pictures. Send me a PDF please?

Download the PDF from here: http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vcr-repair/3672-panasonic-vhs-vcr.html

[280634157]

Pretty useless to learn if you can not get the spare parts these days.

Many repairs require no more than cleaning, lubrication, and alignment. Parts like belts and pinch rollers are not that hard to come by. Things like capacitors and transistors are easily replaced.

I just need graphic guidance on alignment and switch detection. Thank you，

[LMotlow]

I'm afraid you have to learn pretty much everything about a VCR and supplemental instrumentation before you can manage alignment and switch detection. If you think alignment is just a quickie twist with a nylon screwdriver, you have a loooooooooonnnnnng way to go.