nice to see that someone tries to repair such great machines. I have here a grundig V2000 for restoration. Will try it next year when have time left. I know these old philips Vr20xx series 1gen. They were a graveyard of pcb-inserts and the service-manual was a folder of 5cm thick. you can find the service manual from the VR2340 which you needed at elektroTanya, search for it, can´t put links here. They have a lot of schematics and manuals of vintage electronics
I would'nt have sent the file until he paid. If he keeps saying he needs the footage urgently for his job, you just say you need the money to feed your family. :)
Yes... pay before you collect... we do this all the time. It is not perfect... sometimes you never hear from them again, and we still did the job... but anyway... never send something without pay...
@15:45 The button on the left only switches the machine OFF. You power it on by pressing a function key. So this is normal behaviour. On my 2340 I had to fix all the solder joints on those stupid interconnecting bare copper wires on the 'clock' board. You may want to take a look at them on your machine.
Getting paid is always an issue, no matter the platform or service/ product. I tend to go for the most secure payment platforms, but it's always a hassle and whenever I am the (online) customer I prefer to prepay any goods or services. I feel this makes transactions more "friendly" for both parties. However, I've also noticed that when being forced to prepay and then later receiving a shipping bill (or a second bill of any type) it spoils it for me. I don't think I comment on your videos often enough. I do enjoy them tremendously (even if sometimes I only get small bits during my morning shower - this one I did watch in it's entirety on a Saturday evening on my living room TV as my wife was taking a nap ;-) I applaud your efforts for trying to fix any 2300 model V2000 VCR. I remember these as being particularly terrible - a 2020 or 2022 would usually start working again (in the early to mid 90's) if you kicked them violently enough. Yes, that sounds awful, but I had around 150 ex-rental movies/ tapes on V2000. I'd use the entire side of my foot and kick the side of the VCR (at peak I had about 40 of them, my best own repair being a soldered-on coax connector hanging out of the back of one). Sometimes it took several tries. And you of all people know how heavy these machines are... to kick one with the side of your foot and have it move several metres across bedroom carpet... But they'd work again. At least long enough to finish the beat-up ex-rental copy of Battlestar Galactica. That was the actual state some of the parts on these PCBs were in by the 90's - you had to violently kick the electrochemicals back to life. That's how V2000 died unfortunately. In the bedrooms of teenagers. I guess I was one of the last. Those nasty 23s... Hardly been used. Sometimes near new in the original box. No amount of kicking ever worked on those. And I had lots of them... Honestly, I've never seen a working one. And I grew up near Eindhoven. And my dad worked at the Philips head office. Pretty sure a seriously downsized V2000 engineering team was working on the 2400 series by the time these 23s were designed and manufactured (speculation on my part). How brave you are.
Its great watching you work on this machine. I've fixed a few over the years, the last many year ago randomly ran slow as it heated up (everything went slow including head drum), and I have a current one that develops picture interference after a few minutes that ends up looking like VHS macrovision. I love the look and size of the machines, but hate working on them. I swear they have a mind of their own!
Hi Colin, usually i never release the digitized footage to the customer until the payment came through to my bank card. Of course, the file is prepared and is ready to be released, but payment must go first. At least this is how i work.
I totally agree. When a new customer wants something done urgent, that turns on the big red warning-lights for me. In such cases, always get paid in advance, before any work is done. In many cases, trying to rush you and making the job extremely urgent, is nothing more than a trick to make you loose focus on getting your payment, before its too late. Great videos, Colin !
After a job is complete inform them of that fact with maybe a very short clip. Tell them that they need to settle the bill before you will release the complete file.
Just set a payment policy, no work will be delivered before payment clears. If someone wanted an urgent result pay in advance before the material get digitized. You wouldn't loose customers if you are clear about this, and if you do, it will be the customers who are not going to pay in the first place. Good luck.
Lovely machine, I hope you can bring it back to life 🤩 regards taking payments, yea I wouldn't offer to do the work before you've received payment, sadly some people just take the Michael, I've been on that situation before too with audio repairs. I came to the conclusion that if it's repeat business from someone you know and trust, then fine, but otherwise it's payment first.
That odd behaviour from the VCR just *HAS* to be a mechanical issue on the front panel board(s) or on anything it plugs into on the main body of the VCR, something is being disturbed every time you took that front panel off. I actually wouldn’t be surprised if the non-opening of the cassette tray has a similar cause, the signal to the cassette tray motor may take a different path than it does to the on/off control system. As for the payment issue, I do this occasionally for people (I mainly use my kit for getting old TV station continuity announcements and full programmes for my TH-cam channel, but as I have the kit to do an acceptable job of capturing I’ll occasionally do a paid job like you do if asked). When I do it, I do it on the condition always made clear beforehand that I will do the transfer but the customer does *NOT* get either the tape or the new media with the content on until that money has arrived in my account! No exceptions. If they protest against this or are taken aback by this policy, I explain why it is the way it is, but reminding them that I trust they won’t try and scam me out of time and money but the policy stands for everyone because as usual it’s the minority that ruins things for the majority! As it’s a policy of mine I state it upfront, and that by proceeding with my services they agree that they will not get either the original media or a copy on a modern format back until I’ve been paid. That way if they don’t pay up and argue that I have stolen their tape, I will have documented evidence that they agreed me to keep the material until I have received payment. I’ve actually had this once before where he (a closer relation of Mr. Nean Der Thal than me) threatened me with legal action if I didn’t send him the material. I politely told him to go ahead and I’ll show the police or the judge the email where he agreed for me to keep the material until I got paid, it’s not theft if the customer is agreeing to me keeping the media until I’m paid. He gave in and paid me after that! And if they argue back at the point of charging them for the services that they can’t afford it etc, then while I empathise with their situation, it’s their name on their bank accounts, so I’m not going to give them special treatment as *they* are responsible for managing their finances, it’s nothing to do with me because I’m not named as their bank account owner. I know it’s quite a frosty way of speaking to people online and I don’t like doing it but sometimes you just have to speak with total brutal honesty. If they still haven’t paid after x weeks or months then you can recoup the losses by selling their old videotapes on. There are plenty of people who are interested in old content on tapes (like me!) or interested in old videotape tech and need the media to use in their VCRs or camcorders.
Yes I am in a similar industry but more on the film industry side.I have had this happen to me and I now have a strict policy if it is so urgent they can pay upfront first.the honest ones always pay first no argument .The others seem to never get back to me.it also seems the terribly urgent jobs are the worst at paying.maybe you should charge a bit extra for urgent work
I wonder if there's an easy-to-use online platform that lets you only release the file download after the payment has been made. You could get the conversion and upload done right away, then as soon as the client pays, they can download their file(s) straight away. That might be a happy medium.
I upload files with wetransfer.com and there is a password feature. But I was trying to be helpful by allowing the customer to get the file straight away. Usually I don't get ripped off like that.
Common faults on these are the program wheel on the bottom that gets dirty and causes all sorts of funny mechanical effects, and the two pins that the cassette slides over with its brass tape guides, they have a plastic cover that tends to crack and makes the cassette not lower far enough. Even worse, if you try to thread then, chances are it will pull the tape over the drum and wreck the DTF contacts...
This VR2324 like other 200X series VTR need a complete bonification of all capacitors. Same as a disaster of cold solder joints, on the board and connectors.
Getting deeply involved in the PSU at the moment. The 12b line is being disabled by a circuit around transistor 7005 or the LM358. Additionally it's intermittently blowing the fuses for the 21a line.
Hallo Colin now i make a video if the philips vr 2324 make click sound its a CPU or transister thats is bad its the 3 transister that control the casette deck back in the video.I made a 2 part with a bang olufson VCR 60 its same model.Anthony
Never deliver the goods until payment is received. You can even take it a step further if you are well known. Full payment even before the job begins. I think large transfer companies do this. But you must make the process easy and painless for the customer. Your business website is like from 2002. Ordering not easy. Maybe hire a professional to design a commerce site, it won't be cheap however.
To answer you question would you release goods before payment? Short answer is no I have had it done to me and once bitten etc At the end of the day it’s theft regardless of how much You wouldn’t walk into say Asda and grab a loaf of bread and walk out on a promise you will go back later and pay.
Excellent and informative video. Have you ever worked on a VR2022? I am currently battling with one, that.....started by shutting down when any deck function was used. This turned out to be the three relays, under the deck. It's latest, charming fault, is to start playing back, but, display no picture or sound. I have parked it for now, but, will have one final go at it, before it becomes a spares deck.
I had that bad relay fault years ago. I wrote a piece in Television Magazine about it, not long before it ceased publication. In my case it would run for a random amount of time, sometimes hours, before shutting down. No picture or sound might be easier to solve. The service manuals are very complete on the VR2022.
I had one of these VR2324 machines that kept randomly blowing one of the fuses, not sure what happened to that one, I think it got stripped down for parts. I've worked on a number of these 2nd generation V2000 machines over the years and found the most common fault seems to be chewing tapes due to a worn pinch roller.
Do you have the PCBs from a VR2324 deck? These are different on the 2220. One of the PCBs on mine has an electronic fault in a hybrid circuit part 1453.
Ah, I'm sorry that's happened Colin. I'm in my 13th year of teaching people how to drive and learned very early on to be pre-paid. However, I lost 7 months work in the accumulated lock downs. That didn't stop the bills coming in and didn't stop me getting charged for my franchise (even though it was reduced). So it's just £15 you've lost...the energy companies would threaten legal action for less. Your genuine customers won't have any problem with pre-payment, even if it's a 50% deposit (like I recently had to pay for a new garage door). However, Boris leads us all through utter dishonesty....
I would be tempted to name and shame someone on my channel who didn't pay for my cine scans. During the three years I was charging to scan cine film for people, I had the film to hold on to, that pretty much held them to ransom, so to speak. I was lucky I always got paid. Put it down to one bad apple and next time don't post the link until the money is paid. That way you can still pride yourself on your work and your ability to provide a very efficient service, and hopefully not get ripped off again. I happen to know from my experience, as do my fellow Navy Lads, that you are a very kind man, unfortunately the amount of unkind people who would take advantage, out number you..... There are no excuses, couple of clicks on a phone or tablet and money can be at paypal inside 5 minutes while you are at the departure gate or on a train or whatever.. There can be no excuse for not paying. If you have the skills to deliver in record time, then the customer HAS to pay on time, or no product.
@@video99couk you can see my video i made on you. Tube defaults you can see i push the bottoms on a 2334 and Nothing happeind after i put a new motor in side it spring in to life and run fine.
I used to work in Austria. Lots of ex-Philips people where I worked, many of them had bought into V2000 and some still had dead machines in their lofts.
I have the parts to Philips VCR 2324 i Think the motor that genarate the cassette deck is done.I put the parts on you.tube so you can see them the Electronics are fine i see. Anthony
Colin the first rule of business is not extend credit to new customers. They need to have been at lest a year historic customer . Get a deposit refundable on payment. You are to nice a bloke and end up giving a free service to nearly anyone who rattles your chain
What a cheeky fuck! Shame they think they can get away with it. There should be a name and shame sort of thing for videotransfer people. Like a blacklist lol Great video!
hi would put up my fee's and say why there's some that will not pay i watched you video about dvd disc's my self i use a raid of HD'S with the same info on each drives because in past i lost files not any more this is a funny thing i have a mate i know for a long time he still using dvd-rw kind of discs because he find software like sony vegas 18 to hard to use i love it there's alot of new A/V formats in the software i keep to the audio side myself i have some working eu V2000 deck that are working still i leave the on alot why they never play up same with the betacam sp they get left on in the week for 10 hrs each a week the RS1700 i have never has been down it's had a bang on the right reel table 14 inch spool hit it there i have a suclly 280 -14
I can sendt a beocord vcr 60 hole maskine you can take parts from there have 2 machine if you give me adresse you can also swich motor you 2324 its same inside 2324 and Beocord vcr 60.Anthony
What a shame :-( that man ruins your trust for everyone, i hate people like that. For internet transfers you could password the files with 7 zip or winrar, or other. then they can download it but only get the password when the check has passed ok. That 2324 is being a right pig, you said you put the screws in the psu pcb, hairline crack in the pcb maybe?.
Now i make video on you.tube were the motor sit you can Exchange there sit 11 capasitores in the 1 bord and 3 capasitores in 2 bord.I have checked the bords the Bang og Olufsen vcr 60 and philips VCR 2324 are totally the same.Anthony
So i make video on you.tube so you can check capasitores in the cassette deck there sit 11 capasitores in 1 bord and 3 in 2 bord but if it is the motor i have a ekstra to the 2324 and 2334.You can see my video on you.tube Defaults on 2324 and 2334.Anthony
Take care when you take cover off the white conekters dont lay in the cassette deck like the 2220 i have make video on you.tube how the cassette look when its put together without cover.I also make video how to switch motor in Philips VCR 2324 and 2334.Anthony
nice to see that someone tries to repair such great machines. I have here a grundig V2000 for restoration. Will try it next year when have time left. I know these old philips Vr20xx series 1gen. They were a graveyard of pcb-inserts and the service-manual was a folder of 5cm thick.
you can find the service manual from the VR2340 which you needed at elektroTanya, search for it, can´t put links here.
They have a lot of schematics and manuals of vintage electronics
I would'nt have sent the file until he paid. If he keeps saying he needs the footage urgently for his job, you just say you need the money to feed your family. :)
concur
Yes... pay before you collect... we do this all the time. It is not perfect... sometimes you never hear from them again, and we still did the job... but anyway... never send something without pay...
@15:45 The button on the left only switches the machine OFF. You power it on by pressing a function key. So this is normal behaviour.
On my 2340 I had to fix all the solder joints on those stupid interconnecting bare copper wires on the 'clock' board. You may want to take a look at them on your machine.
Getting paid is always an issue, no matter the platform or service/ product. I tend to go for the most secure payment platforms, but it's always a hassle and whenever I am the (online) customer I prefer to prepay any goods or services. I feel this makes transactions more "friendly" for both parties. However, I've also noticed that when being forced to prepay and then later receiving a shipping bill (or a second bill of any type) it spoils it for me.
I don't think I comment on your videos often enough. I do enjoy them tremendously (even if sometimes I only get small bits during my morning shower - this one I did watch in it's entirety on a Saturday evening on my living room TV as my wife was taking a nap ;-)
I applaud your efforts for trying to fix any 2300 model V2000 VCR. I remember these as being particularly terrible - a 2020 or 2022 would usually start working again (in the early to mid 90's) if you kicked them violently enough. Yes, that sounds awful, but I had around 150 ex-rental movies/ tapes on V2000. I'd use the entire side of my foot and kick the side of the VCR (at peak I had about 40 of them, my best own repair being a soldered-on coax connector hanging out of the back of one). Sometimes it took several tries. And you of all people know how heavy these machines are... to kick one with the side of your foot and have it move several metres across bedroom carpet... But they'd work again. At least long enough to finish the beat-up ex-rental copy of Battlestar Galactica. That was the actual state some of the parts on these PCBs were in by the 90's - you had to violently kick the electrochemicals back to life.
That's how V2000 died unfortunately. In the bedrooms of teenagers. I guess I was one of the last.
Those nasty 23s... Hardly been used. Sometimes near new in the original box. No amount of kicking ever worked on those. And I had lots of them... Honestly, I've never seen a working one. And I grew up near Eindhoven. And my dad worked at the Philips head office.
Pretty sure a seriously downsized V2000 engineering team was working on the 2400 series by the time these 23s were designed and manufactured (speculation on my part).
How brave you are.
Its great watching you work on this machine. I've fixed a few over the years, the last many year ago randomly ran slow as it heated up (everything went slow including head drum), and I have a current one that develops picture interference after a few minutes that ends up looking like VHS macrovision. I love the look and size of the machines, but hate working on them. I swear they have a mind of their own!
Yea but after 40 years drum and motors can go off you Remember when you press play its make a click sound that motor can go off
Hi Colin, usually i never release the digitized footage to the customer until the payment came through to my bank card. Of course, the file is prepared and is ready to be released, but payment must go first. At least this is how i work.
I totally agree. When a new customer wants something done urgent, that turns on the big red warning-lights for me. In such cases, always get paid in advance, before any work is done. In many cases, trying to rush you and making the job extremely urgent, is nothing more than a trick to make you loose focus on getting your payment, before its too late. Great videos, Colin !
After a job is complete inform them of that fact with maybe a very short clip. Tell them that they need to settle the bill before you will release the complete file.
This is probably the best way to deal with possible payment issues.
Just set a payment policy, no work will be delivered before payment clears. If someone wanted an urgent result pay in advance before the material get digitized. You wouldn't loose customers if you are clear about this, and if you do, it will be the customers who are not going to pay in the first place. Good luck.
I Also sendt the parts from the Philips 2324 drum and breaks and audio head and spoles so can reppair the 2324 plus motor you need inside 2324.Anthony
Lovely machine, I hope you can bring it back to life 🤩 regards taking payments, yea I wouldn't offer to do the work before you've received payment, sadly some people just take the Michael, I've been on that situation before too with audio repairs. I came to the conclusion that if it's repeat business from someone you know and trust, then fine, but otherwise it's payment first.
Payment before any files are delivered would be perfectly reasonable. It's a shame that a few scumbags spoil the trust in the rest of us.
That odd behaviour from the VCR just *HAS* to be a mechanical issue on the front panel board(s) or on anything it plugs into on the main body of the VCR, something is being disturbed every time you took that front panel off. I actually wouldn’t be surprised if the non-opening of the cassette tray has a similar cause, the signal to the cassette tray motor may take a different path than it does to the on/off control system.
As for the payment issue, I do this occasionally for people (I mainly use my kit for getting old TV station continuity announcements and full programmes for my TH-cam channel, but as I have the kit to do an acceptable job of capturing I’ll occasionally do a paid job like you do if asked). When I do it, I do it on the condition always made clear beforehand that I will do the transfer but the customer does *NOT* get either the tape or the new media with the content on until that money has arrived in my account! No exceptions. If they protest against this or are taken aback by this policy, I explain why it is the way it is, but reminding them that I trust they won’t try and scam me out of time and money but the policy stands for everyone because as usual it’s the minority that ruins things for the majority!
As it’s a policy of mine I state it upfront, and that by proceeding with my services they agree that they will not get either the original media or a copy on a modern format back until I’ve been paid. That way if they don’t pay up and argue that I have stolen their tape, I will have documented evidence that they agreed me to keep the material until I have received payment. I’ve actually had this once before where he (a closer relation of Mr. Nean Der Thal than me) threatened me with legal action if I didn’t send him the material. I politely told him to go ahead and I’ll show the police or the judge the email where he agreed for me to keep the material until I got paid, it’s not theft if the customer is agreeing to me keeping the media until I’m paid.
He gave in and paid me after that!
And if they argue back at the point of charging them for the services that they can’t afford it etc, then while I empathise with their situation, it’s their name on their bank accounts, so I’m not going to give them special treatment as *they* are responsible for managing their finances, it’s nothing to do with me because I’m not named as their bank account owner.
I know it’s quite a frosty way of speaking to people online and I don’t like doing it but sometimes you just have to speak with total brutal honesty.
If they still haven’t paid after x weeks or months then you can recoup the losses by selling their old videotapes on. There are plenty of people who are interested in old content on tapes (like me!) or interested in old videotape tech and need the media to use in their VCRs or camcorders.
I agree totally. This is a great policy regarding the payment of services.
Yes I am in a similar industry but more on the film industry side.I have had this happen to me and I now have a strict policy if it is so urgent they can pay upfront first.the honest ones always pay first no argument .The others seem to never get back to me.it also seems the terribly urgent jobs are the worst at paying.maybe you should charge a bit extra for urgent work
Great!🙌
I wonder if there's an easy-to-use online platform that lets you only release the file download after the payment has been made. You could get the conversion and upload done right away, then as soon as the client pays, they can download their file(s) straight away. That might be a happy medium.
I upload files with wetransfer.com and there is a password feature. But I was trying to be helpful by allowing the customer to get the file straight away. Usually I don't get ripped off like that.
Common faults on these are the program wheel on the bottom that gets dirty and causes all sorts of funny mechanical effects, and the two pins that the cassette slides over with its brass tape guides, they have a plastic cover that tends to crack and makes the cassette not lower far enough. Even worse, if you try to thread then, chances are it will pull the tape over the drum and wreck the DTF contacts...
And i very hope, sincerely, the heads and DTF sliders are still in good conditions.
This VR2324 like other 200X series VTR need a complete bonification of all capacitors.
Same as a disaster of cold solder joints, on the board and connectors.
Getting deeply involved in the PSU at the moment. The 12b line is being disabled by a circuit around transistor 7005 or the LM358. Additionally it's intermittently blowing the fuses for the 21a line.
Hallo Colin now i make a video if the philips vr 2324 make click sound its a CPU or transister thats is bad its the 3 transister that control the casette deck back in the video.I made a 2 part with a bang olufson VCR 60 its same model.Anthony
Never deliver the goods until payment is received. You can even take it a step further if you are well known. Full payment even before the job begins. I think large transfer companies do this. But you must make the process easy and painless for the customer. Your business website is like from 2002. Ordering not easy. Maybe hire a professional to design a commerce site, it won't be cheap however.
There sit 2 bords you can take out to check in the casette deck under
To answer you question would you release goods before payment? Short answer is no
I have had it done to me and once bitten etc
At the end of the day it’s theft regardless of how much
You wouldn’t walk into say Asda and grab a loaf of bread and walk out on a promise you will go back later and pay.
The motor Number is 0861.4 WCP 3103 103 34130 its shall be the same motor you have in your 2324.Anthony
Also that the motor in Philips vr 2324 and 2334 are totalt the same.
check the mode switch also check suply lines with a scope in case of noise good luck.
Excellent and informative video. Have you ever worked on a VR2022? I am currently battling with one, that.....started by shutting down when any deck function was used. This turned out to be the three relays, under the deck. It's latest, charming fault, is to start playing back, but, display no picture or sound. I have parked it for now, but, will have one final go at it, before it becomes a spares deck.
I had that bad relay fault years ago. I wrote a piece in Television Magazine about it, not long before it ceased publication. In my case it would run for a random amount of time, sometimes hours, before shutting down. No picture or sound might be easier to solve. The service manuals are very complete on the VR2022.
I had one of these VR2324 machines that kept randomly blowing one of the fuses, not sure what happened to that one, I think it got stripped down for parts. I've worked on a number of these 2nd generation V2000 machines over the years and found the most common fault seems to be chewing tapes due to a worn pinch roller.
Have a Manuel for philips vr2334 if that can help
You can see my video defaults fixed on 2324 and 2334 there you can see after motor bin Exchange it Running fine.
Just type parts for philips 2324 you can see video to Fix problems.
You have a schrap 2120 you can take the motor from there its the same with plugs Everything.
Do you have the PCBs from a VR2324 deck? These are different on the 2220. One of the PCBs on mine has an electronic fault in a hybrid circuit part 1453.
I have a Philips vr2334 its the kassette bord you have to check
Ah, I'm sorry that's happened Colin. I'm in my 13th year of teaching people how to drive and learned very early on to be pre-paid.
However, I lost 7 months work in the accumulated lock downs. That didn't stop the bills coming in and didn't stop me getting charged for my franchise (even though it was reduced).
So it's just £15 you've lost...the energy companies would threaten legal action for less. Your genuine customers won't have any problem with pre-payment, even if it's a 50% deposit (like I recently had to pay for a new garage door).
However, Boris leads us all through utter dishonesty....
my thoughts not im in your industry but still take a 15 or 20 percent retainer before releasing file? hope you get somthing
I would be tempted to name and shame someone on my channel who didn't pay for my cine scans.
During the three years I was charging to scan cine film for people, I had the film to hold on to, that pretty much held them to ransom, so to speak. I was lucky I always got paid.
Put it down to one bad apple and next time don't post the link until the money is paid.
That way you can still pride yourself on your work and your ability to provide a very efficient service, and hopefully not get ripped off again.
I happen to know from my experience, as do my fellow Navy Lads, that you are a very kind man, unfortunately the amount of unkind people who would take advantage, out number you.....
There are no excuses, couple of clicks on a phone or tablet and money can be at paypal inside 5 minutes while you are at the departure gate or on a train or whatever.. There can be no excuse for not paying.
If you have the skills to deliver in record time, then the customer HAS to pay on time, or no product.
The cassette deck is eseay to open and the bords are not with skrue nyt plugs Stock.Anthony
Have checket my capasitores they say beeb sound so they ok it was the motor that was finish after 40 years
You have to Exchange motor in casette deck i have a Philips vr 2334 with same problem i made a video after put Another motor inside it run fine.
Nope. It's an electronic fault.
@@video99couk you can see my video i made on you. Tube defaults you can see i push the bottoms on a 2334 and Nothing happeind after i put a new motor in side it spring in to life and run fine.
The guy who sell it is from Austria
I used to work in Austria. Lots of ex-Philips people where I worked, many of them had bought into V2000 and some still had dead machines in their lofts.
I have the parts to Philips VCR 2324 i Think the motor that genarate the cassette deck is done.I put the parts on you.tube so you can see them the Electronics are fine i see. Anthony
Colin the first rule of business is not extend credit to new customers. They need to have been at lest a year historic customer . Get a deposit refundable on payment. You are to nice a bloke
and end up giving a free service to nearly anyone who rattles your chain
What's next? A part 2 of this?
Oddly enough, the next video will be a different subject, but I will get back to the VR2324 shortly.
What a cheeky fuck! Shame they think they can get away with it. There should be a name and shame sort of thing for videotransfer people. Like a blacklist lol
Great video!
You can see my VIDEO 2000 Philips 2334 Running fine if you type philips vr 2334
Philips vr2334 Look like the 2200 you have
So can make your video 2000 video finish.Anthony
It's on my list of projects to compete! Working on CVC at the moment. Also a SuperBeta to finish.
Please contact me if you're still looking for the VR2340 manual.
I now have it, but only in Dutch. I suspect that it was only made available in that language.
Sorry to hear about the defaulter, Colin. 99% of people are ok, 1% are complete tossers - deep breath, move on and don’t stop being a nice bloke
hi would put up my fee's and say why there's some that will not pay
i watched you video about dvd disc's my self i use a raid of HD'S with the same info on each drives because in past i lost files not any more
this is a funny thing i have a mate i know for a long time he still using dvd-rw kind of discs because he find software like sony vegas 18 to hard to use
i love it there's alot of new A/V formats in the software
i keep to the audio side myself i have some working eu V2000 deck that are working still i leave the on alot why they never play up
same with the betacam sp they get left on in the week for 10 hrs each a week
the RS1700 i have never has been down it's had a bang on the right reel table 14 inch spool hit it there i have a suclly 280 -14
People are trash. Get payment first, especially on "rush" jobs (which you should charge more for!)
I can sendt a beocord vcr 60 hole maskine you can take parts from there have 2 machine if you give me adresse you can also swich motor you 2324 its same inside 2324 and Beocord vcr 60.Anthony
What a shame :-( that man ruins your trust for everyone, i hate people like that.
For internet transfers you could password the files with 7 zip or winrar, or other.
then they can download it but only get the password when the check has passed ok.
That 2324 is being a right pig, you said you put the screws in the psu pcb, hairline crack in the pcb maybe?.
Get the money first!!!!
Oh by the way...
Customers who are put off paying in front of the job, mostly weren't meaning to pay at all... so if they run of... Good riddance!
Now i make video on you.tube were the motor sit you can Exchange there sit 11 capasitores in the 1 bord and 3 capasitores in 2 bord.I have checked the bords the Bang og Olufsen vcr 60 and philips VCR 2324 are totally the same.Anthony
Money upfront every time.😊
So i make video on you.tube so you can check capasitores in the cassette deck there sit 11 capasitores in 1 bord and 3 in 2 bord but if it is the motor i have a ekstra to the 2324 and 2334.You can see my video on you.tube Defaults on 2324 and 2334.Anthony
Take care when you take cover off the white conekters dont lay in the cassette deck like the 2220 i have make video on you.tube how the cassette look when its put together without cover.I also make video how to switch motor in Philips VCR 2324 and 2334.Anthony
New video on progress with this machine should be out on Saturday. I hate those white connectors.
Now i put the parts of the 2324 on you.tube you can see the video