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Re: JVC repair assistance

anonymous
- 29th Jan 2004 21:12

The camera, when opened up, seems to indicate a manufacturing date of early 2000, according to marks on a molded calender inside. The camera is in Los Angeles.

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  • Re: Re: JVC repair assistance
    anonymous
    - 30th Jan 2004 16:46
    JVC has a few places in Calif or you can send it my way if you wish...I am in Houston. Let me know.
    I believe either the drum/motor is not engaging the tape basket or the tape basket itself may be failing in some way. We always check the lesser repair first.
    Again, let me know if you wish the Calif info or the Houston info. Our backlog is about 15 business days once received in. I am not sure what the Calif facility is running on backlog.
    Stacy Sample, Service Coordinator
    JVC Service & Engineering
    Houston, Texas

    • Re[3]: JVC repair assistance willie warren - 14th Sep 2006 17:12
      i have a dvm70 jvc cybercam and the tape get stuck and the door does not want to open at times i would like to get it repair ,paid to much money is there somewhere i can send it to get repaired, please e-mail me thanks warren

    • Re[3]: JVC repair assistance jp bernier - 8th Sep 2008 14:54
      is there a place in houston were i can get my jvc hd lcd tv serviced? it is only 3 months old and still under warranty thanks

  • Re: Re: JVC repair assistance lorrianne - 2nd Oct 2004 15:06
    there is something wrong with my video camera, i thought i had it on some type of setting, to where it had a red mode; but i changed the settings to where i thought it would get back to its normal mode, but it still shows up red... what do you think it could be or do you know where i could take it to get back to normal?

  • Re: Re: JVC repair assistance
    John
    - 20th Jan 2005 4:17
    I have a GR-SXM920 that is out of warranty. The camcorder had a tape installed and the tape went above the drum. The camera shut down with an E02 error code. The camera would not eject the tape, nor play or record. I removed the door housing and manually released the hatch to allow the removal of the tape. Then removed both batteries for an hour. Unit still does not reset. What is error code E02 and what trouble shooting should I do next? Thanks!




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