MiniDV cassette in Sony DCR-PC330...
Hi,
My teenager came up showing his Sony camcorder with the cassette stuck halfways in/out. The LCD screen displays no error code, just 'Re-attach the power source'. I have done that and the battery is also fully charged. Anyone here having comments or tips on how to proceed to unhook the stuck cassette mecanism ...? Image of the situation: http://kuntigi.net/download/DCR-stuck.jpg Thanks in advance Geir |
MiniDV cassette in Sony DCR-PC330...
On 24 mayo, 12:56, Geir Holmavatn wrote:
Hi, My teenager came up showing his Sony camcorder with the cassette stuck halfways in/out. *The LCD screen displays no error code, just 'Re-attach the power source'. *I have done that and the battery is also fully charged. Anyone here having comments or tips on how to proceed to unhook the stuck cassette mecanism ...? Image of the situation:http://kuntigi.net/download/DCR-stuck.jpg Thanks in advance Geir Possibly a cracked gear in the tape load mech, or some mishandling, are the cause of this. Is the tape wrapped round the drum still, can you see? In any case, if you are to solve this without damaging anything, at least some disassembly will probably be needed. Search eserviceinfo.com for the manual, or at least one for a similar model. -B |
MiniDV cassette in Sony DCR-PC330...
b wrote:
In any case, if you are to solve this without damaging anything, at least some disassembly will probably be needed. Nice thing about some manufactures, they actually put arrows on the "Take these out" screws so you don't end up unscrewing something and hearing the "clink of death" as a blind nut falls off inside somewhere. Jeff -- “Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.” Frank Leahy, Head coach, Notre Dame 1941-1954 http://www.stay-connect.com |
MiniDV cassette in Sony DCR-PC330...
On Mon, 24 May 2010 19:15:59 -0500, Jeffrey D Angus wrote:
b wrote: In any case, if you are to solve this without damaging anything, at least some disassembly will probably be needed. Nice thing about some manufactures, they actually put arrows on the "Take these out" screws so you don't end up unscrewing something and hearing the "clink of death" as a blind nut falls off inside somewhere. Usually sony is so interested in shaving the last 100th of a penny of the final cost, that they'll use a piece of tape instead of screws even if it reduces the lifespan to 5%, as long as it is a likely to be at least a day over the warranty. |
MiniDV cassette in Sony DCR-PC330...
AZ Nomad wrote:
On Mon, 24 May 2010 19:15:59 -0500, Jeffrey D Angus wrote: b wrote: In any case, if you are to solve this without damaging anything, at least some disassembly will probably be needed. Nice thing about some manufactures, they actually put arrows on the "Take these out" screws so you don't end up unscrewing something and hearing the "clink of death" as a blind nut falls off inside somewhere. Usually sony is so interested in shaving the last 100th of a penny of the final cost, that they'll use a piece of tape instead of screws even if it reduces the lifespan to 5%, as long as it is a likely to be at least a day over the warranty. everybody does that these days. It's possible sony just just ahead of the curve when it came to shoddy stuff. I don't recall any other brand of television that required a 2x4 to hold the cabinet up and from collapsing under it's own weight with the rear cover revmoved. |
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