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Home | First message in thread | Previous messageI have a Sharp VL-Z3 which I purchased in mid-2003. It worked fine for about two years before I began getting the E007 code. Same problem as everyone else - tape is stalled, it will not record, fast forward, rewind or play and makes a dinging sound every time I hit record. There is no information regarding this error code in the manual, which I think is amazing, considering they had to have programmed the error code number into the camera ... Anyway, it has been several months and I have found no information regarding this error code online - my warranty is obviously up and I also read online that Sharp discontinued manufacturing video cameras at all. If you google this error code, you will come across many forums of people complaining that their cameras are not working because of E007 (as well as a DEW error, which also appears to be common) but not ONE SINGLE comment from ANYONE who has discovered how to repair the issue. Therefore, here is my advice. If you get an error code EOO7 or DEW on your Sharp camcorder (any model), don't waste your life looking for a repair. There are none. The cameras are poorly manufactured and often break down after a year. Chalk it up to a loss. After many months of stewing in anger, I am throwing mine in the trash and purchasing another brand of camera. I will not be purchasing another Sharp electronic. Ever.
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I can't believe I fixed it.In my camera, I couldn't take off the cassette and Some comments about the cassette gave me the idea, so, I pulled off(with a pencil separate the thin metal closest to the bottom,or the red part of the cassette, gentle but firm)and take the cassette out, then I put the cassette back again on place I closed the compartment and it worked!!!, the E007 had disappear..sorry for my English .Mariano, Buena Suerte!!!!!!!Pienso que el error está en el sistema de apertura o algo así. i have read many times to re-solder the contacts on the dew sensor, i have done this and it still wont work, is it possible to remove the dew sensor or disable it? maybe over ride it or short it out in some way that it will not work , but the camera will? its an old camera so i dont mind taking it apart to try and fix it. i have the sharp vl-z3 with the dew error. This means there is moisture inside the Viewcam. Try taking the tape out, leaving the cassette compartment open for 2 hours to allow any condensation to evaporate. I used a hairdryer, it works now! If the DEW indicator is still illuminated you'll need to call a Sharp authorized servicer. |
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