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Home | First message in thread | Previous messageAlthough cleaning the dew sensor in many cases will give a temporary cure to the problem, the fault will return in about 80% of the camcorders that has experienced the problem, with the only permanent cure being to disable the sensor. This should "never" be attempted by anyone not acquaint at working with small precision pieces of equipment, and possession of a "quality" low voltage needle pointed soldering iron can be considered an essential. Full details can only be sent to a DIRECT e-mail address, as the info is complex and contains JPEG (approx 10) attachments.
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Do you still have the instructions to fix the dew sensor problem? If so I would greatly appreciate them. I can't afford a new one and a grandbaby is on the way! Thanks Debbie Please send me the info to disable the dew sensor. THis problem is driving me crazy I would appreciate you sending any information that you have. I am ready to toss this unit out. It was originally intermittent now it is full time. Thanks Hal please sent me the info to bypass dew sensor thanks. COuld I please request this info. I can't keep unscrewing it all the time - so I'll take my chances and bin it if it fries! cheers Peter peter (dot) horton @ btinet (dot) bt (dot) com I would very much appreciate having the procedure to disable the sensor. I've tried everything else and none of it works. Thanks! is it possible you can let me have the pics for the sensor disconnection, i'm just about fed up with faffing about cleaning it Cheers, Joe pls send solution! Comment corriger le probleme de condensation qui rend ma caméra innétilisable. Merci I would very much appreceate your help with solving the condence problem. I have a JVC GR D20E camera and the problem drives me up the wall. I am familiar with fine mechanics and have already downloaded the scematics.I hope I am not too late with my request. Greets Ed |
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