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Dude onfg kiss...You saved my vcr!! No homo. Sorry. I'm just so incredibly thankful do you have patron?.

Trying to fix this too. Very informative. Thank for sharing. Much Blessings to you. 🙏 Lord-Jesus-Christ ✝c✝o✝m

Useful video. Find the floating texts annoying and distracting.

This was a very short, informative video. Thank you for posting! And the lettering was just fine LOL; ignore those tense people. Still, I couldn't access my white worm gear...most of it was under the stuck VHS tape. I saw an article "Removing a Stuck VHS Tape" on a site called tgrantphoto that showed how some VCRs let you unscrew them from the bottom, and you can turn the worm gear by rotating the shaft next to it and the motor with a 1/16" flathead. That might work for some of you. But not me!! I couldn't get the bottom off; there were no screws, except for the ones under the circuitry. So all I did was remove the stuck tape from the VHS by hand. Then I hit eject and saw some was still stuck. I maneuvered that off somehow, hit eject again, and FINALLY It's a Wonderful Life came out. My situation was basically like a paper jam with a printer. Once the jam was out, the VCR worked great! My apologies for the long comment, but jammed VCRs are so frustrating that I felt the need to post multiple solutions.

It works! tks

THANK YOU!!!

Thanks

I almost had to break it just to get it out. Good thing I found your tutorial. It worked perfectly. The tape that was saved had very sentimental memories. Thank you so much!!

Wow, this was so easy and worked perfectly and you saved my videotape of my newborn son. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thank you so much bro

Wow thank you! Great tutorial 👌

Useful thank you for the title special effects!

if its a bit damaged dont throw it away, its just a little bit, and it really depends on how you handle the tape

THANK YOU !!!!!

Thanks for this tutorial; it's great! I have a suggestion if you're having a hard time getting the spiral worm gear to turn. I used my needle-nosed pliers to turn the gear that the spiral worm is attached to. I didn't force it, but with a few firm turns I was able to get the carriage to rise. I found out that one side of the cart flap had come loose, which is probably why it wouldn't eject. Fortunately for me it was an old movie, so I didn't lose any personal treasures. On another note, I'm so glad to see I'm not the only one who still has videotapes. 🙂

Such a life saver 11 years later but still a hero... Thank you so much

Thankyou so much for this video....tried it and it worked!!!

I tried to move that spin gear but it was to hard, strangely enough after opening the vhs and pushing the eject button a few times it actually ejected the videotape.... go figure.

I was about to smash my old machine with a hammer like an idiot. I’m so happy I came across this tutorial! You just saved a 30+yr old home video of my grandmother and other deceased family members. This is the only recording I have of them. I can finally see them again. Thank you for the tutorial!!!

Thank you so much for the tutorial, if anyone is having issue with Samsung sv-a120m the gear you need to turn is a big white one below the cassette you'll need to put a little bit of force to turn it but it will unjam your vhs in no time.

THE TEXT IS VERY DISTURBING ANS OBTRUSIVE

You have to move some belts to also save the tape

Thanks, it's use full

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Perfect and fast. I also had to give my tape a little tug where I saw it wouldn't raise up above a little pole on the right. Then it came right out. Must have been a safety feature. Thanks again!

Thank God I meet *cyber hanks* on instagram the helped me out, with highly recommended them to you.

Thanx a lot! Firstly I cranket it rightways, nothing happened, but leftways it worked as a dream!

fuck this scrap, I got so fuckin pissed off for this shit that I fucked up casette with pliers

Thank you very much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍,short vedio straight to the target 🎯,no bla bla........

I started a petition for the resumption of spare part production for VCRs: www.change.org/p/wiederaufnahme-der-ersatzteilproduktion-für-videorecorder I would be glad if you would sign and share the petition. Many thanks.

Thank you very much it helps a lots!

which way do you turn the spiral worm gear

Thank you sir! I watched three other videos before yours and was about to give up & throw a Multi-System world wide VCR that cost a fortune in the 90's away. I took a pause and looked how much a used one is 400 to 700 dollars & if you could find one new, they were outrageously priced, 1,000 + ! Thank God I found your video! My spiral arm is up & down and I could barely turn it with my pinky finger but it worked, it slowly backed the tape out. I think I'm just going to find somewhere and them service & clean it before I put any tape in it again thanks again!

I remember one time I was having some issue with the Emerson VCR and when I try to turn the power button on, it keeps turning it off by itself and I don't know how to do it. Can you help me? Please advice me what to do next?

Have a VHS built into my AKAI TV-I have the tape out-however the VHS will not shut down-TV will not shut off. Any ideas?

This video will help me to fix 2 of my vcr. i have a tv vcr combo bur door doesnt open. can be sleep mode or timer mode? hope you can make a video about vcr stuck door

Tank you so much

Had an old Sony VHS player which had a tape stuck and this video really helped - Thanks.

Worked! Thanks Very Much!!!

what is the root cause of a vcr that doesn't eject tapes?

8 years later, thanks for this! I got a VHS-C adapter out of a dead VHS player.

Thank you, thank you thank you. It actually worked!

Lassie aint wanting to come home.

Thanks for the video! (Your titles were good but the special effect was extremely annoying...)

I cant turn the gears manuelly why is taht?

Next time do the talk so much.

Instead of using this awful text maybe USE YOUR MOUTH AND SPEAK.

Hey, thanks for the tutorial! Saved one of my wife's favorite tapes because of you!