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An Update on the PV-1750:
I had an issue with it not working again and it turned out that the Audio Board and the Servo board both had some higher capacitance capacitors on them that I wasn't able to change previously because I didn't have those capacitors on hand, the servo board had a 100μF 16V capacitor and a 220μF 16V capacitor and the Audio board had a 220μF 16V capacitor that all three of those caps were leaking electrolyte out of the bottom, and so when I was finally able to replace them, the VCR started working properly again and its been working fine since.
The only thing I've noticed is that, when I go to turn on my 1974 GTE/Sylvania 25" Color Console TV that I have it hooked up to (so I can have a vintage setup) and play a tape on the PV-1750 the fine tuning on the TV gets screwed up and I have to re-fine tune the tuner on the TV until the picture locks in, any ideas as to what might be causing that issue?
Attached is a picture showing a bag full of capacitors which are all of the capacitors I replaced in the PV-1750 VCR to get it going, the other picture is showing my 1974 GTE Sylvania 25" Color Console TV with my Panasonic PV-1750 VCR hooked up to it and sitting on top of it, which is my vintage/retro TV Setup for watching VHS movies on and playing my NES and SNES games on, also I've noticed that after un-pausing a video the picture takes a few seconds to stabilize once its stabilized the video is perfect and plays fine.
Last edited by vortalexfan; 05-17-2023 at 09:00 PM.
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