Funai VHS players are dependable and affordable units that rarely break down. Rugged drive components and reliable electronics inside Funai VHS players typically last for years without having problems. When parts do wear out or break on your Funai VHS player, find the replacement parts you need to get the player up and running at Sears PartsDirect.
Drive belt. The drive belt connects the motor pulley to the video cassette tape drive pulley to spin the tape drive.
Cassette tape compartment. The cassette tape compartment supports and hold the video cassette tape inside the VHS player.
Transformer. The transformer converts high voltage AC current to low voltage DC current to supply electrical current to components inside the VHS player.
Power cord. The power cord plugs into the electrical wall outlet and supplies the VHS player with electrical power.
Caring for video cassette tapes used in your Funai VHS player
Don't expose video cassette tapes to direct sunlight or extreme heat sources.
Avoid storing video cassette tapes in spaces where they'll be exposed to high humidity.
Don't store video cassette tapes in areas where they'll get dusty. Use a cassette storage box to store tapes to prevent exposure to dust. For long term storage, seal the storage container to prevent dust exposure.
After using a tape, rewind the tape to the beginning before storing. Store the tape in the vertical position.
Don't leave a video cassette tape inside the VHS player when you're not intending to play the tape for an extended period of time (such as more than 1 week).
