I HATE Funai TV/VCR combinations!

[radiotvnut]

If it was still an era when one of these would bring $75 on the used market, I'd be more interested in going for it; and, yes, I've actually sold these for $75 and I generally didn't have a hard time getting rid of them at that price. Speaking of $75, I was looking on CL the other day and some jackass had basically the same unit with the same problem and he was asking $100 for it. I'd like to think that his finger held down the zero key too long; but, given what's on CL these days, I doubt it.

[Ed in Tx]

Could be as simple as the reel drive belt broke or stretched and fell off. Or some other reason the reels don't turn.

[jr_tech]

About 3 years ago, I posted this question about a Toshiba TV/DVD/VCR combo that my wife uses in her sewing room:

http://www.videokarma.org/showpost.p...33&postcount=9

Likely a Funai, But the set has continued to operate well, except it is starting to show signs of vertical fold-over for several minutes after turn on. VCR and DVD continue to operate well, but it will not read some home burned DVDs. If the fold-over problem gets a lot worse, I would be tempted to repair... Ideas?

jr

Fold over is not visible on 16:9 program material.