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  1. Does anyone here can help me find if this is a belt or a motor issue?
    First of all, when I turn on the machine, it gets off and I see ---- on the screen.
    When I insert the tape on when the unit is turned off, It turns on and play.
    Over a week, tape is hard to insert. I need to push it kind of hard until the vcr turns on, but it's working.

    Now it won't work unless I give it a little push on the motor's spindle with my finger.

    Video is on youtube because I can't upload here

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO80iWkDFfI
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    Either the belt is loose or the motor is dying, You need to find out which one is causing the problem and replace it.
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  3. I removed the belt, powered it on and the motor spins.
    When I insert a tape, it spins too !
    So it might be a belt problem although it looks good, not dry and has tension?
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    it spins freely but how about if you put a load on it by holding it, does it have enough torque?
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  5. Hi
    Please see this video
    When I turn on the machine, motor spins freely but when I put the belt on, it stops.

    https://youtu.be/Prf1KaqiXa4
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    Replace the motor.
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  7. Perhaps 1 missing tooth on the gears related to the motor.
    *** DIGITIZING VHS / ANALOG VIDEOS SINCE 2001**** GEAR: JVC HR-S7700MS, TOSHIBA V733EF AND MORE
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    Yes, 12voltvids at youtube has mentioned many times, a lot of VCR's,
    The plastic/nylon gears can develop a crack and become ineffective.
    In some cases he uses epoxy resin to fix
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  9. I have replaced the dc motor from another used jvc machine and it works like a charm!
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    Glad you got it fixed, You saved another machine from the landfill.
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