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Nitro87 01-05-2026 07:31 AM

Wanted: UK power cord for JVC VCR
 
Hi all

Got a JVC HR-S7600AM here that I need a UK power cord with the UK 3 pin plug for. I was simply going to require a UK plug on it, but the cable itself only has Live and Neutral wires, and no Earth. I would like one that has all 3 so it's a proper job.

Does anyone have one spare? Thanks

lordsmurf 01-06-2026 03:33 AM

Fun fact: JVC VCRs also have power cords that connect to computer power cords (IEC C13). So the end of the cable is easily exchanged with whatever the computer cord is in your region (North America standard, UK mains, europlug, whatever). About 2-ft section (0.6 meters) comes out of VCR (off internal boards), terminates into C14. Connect C13 to wall outlet (or rather UPS).

Additionally, all PAL JVC VCRs (at least from the post-1996 models I've tested to date) have worldwide PSUs, merely with different plug shapes at the end of cord. So I've opened my PAL units, removed the plug from the motherboard or power board, and replaced with an NTSC standard plug (that I swiped from my "VCR graveyard" attic decks).

If you really want just a power cable, and cannot source anything local, then I'd reach out to VCRShop (Branko), tell him I sent you, see what he has available. Odds are that he has spare parts like I do -- but him PAL, me NTSC.

Just be very sure that 7600AM is truly 220-240V power accepted. RTFM! :book: :warning:

Nitro87 01-11-2026 12:50 PM

Thanks. Branko has confirmed he only has the EU cables. A

Anyone else? Still need one of these.

lordsmurf 01-11-2026 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nitro87 (Post 105854)
Thanks. Branko has confirmed he only has the EU cables. A

There's no ground. It's plastic. I have a UK mains on my HR-S7965EK.

I missed that in your first post. :smack:


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