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Re: JVC GR-D240EK CAMCORDER ERROR CODE

Richard Day Posted May 11, 2009, in response to:JIM BRAITHWAITE

Hi, I have just encountered the same problem. Did you get your camcorder repaired? If so what was the problem and how much did it cost? (Hope you don't mind me asking but I don't know if it's worth paying out the cash). I am disapointed with JVC and I don't think I would buy their brand again. I have only had this camcorder 2 years. I had a sony for 5 years previously and it still works. Your help would be appreciated. Many Thanks

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    Although the original posting of code E-01 is a mechanism based fault, the standard "safeguard mode" without an error code and something seen by many can be caused by a multitude of reasons as its only a "blanket" fault warning, and can only be considered as such as it doesnt pin point the fault area. However on the "D" followed by three digits models the reason can occasionally be that the mechanism has not returned to its correct stop position after having carried out an operation (load / unload etc) thereby not activating a position sensor, and its in these cases that some people have reported in finding out that by lightly thumping (with hand) the bottom of the camcorder the fault can be corrected, or alternatively sometimes by pressing lightly on the cassette door. In other models contacts located at the inside top of the loading tray may just require a simple clean In saying all that though, an error code of E-04 in its simplest can be down purely to a dirty video head interrupting the data transfer to the logic circuitry, there in again as aforementioned in its "simplest" fashion! as many more expensive to repair reasons may be the cause.

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