I put in a tape. Played it for a few minutes, and pressed the rewind button. The camcorder shut down, and wouldn't power up. I pressed the "reset" button, but still no response from the camcorder. It won't power up with a power cord, nor a battery. The camcorder is in "like new" condition, with only 106 hours on it. Any suggestions?
SOURCE: Acts like it's reconrding, then won't play back. Plays back older tapes with difficulty
You have one of two problems my freind. One could be the CCD sensor or related circuits have a problem in it and most likly a bad capacitor or a CCD imager, or the shutter is bad and sticking. Unfortanatly you really cannot tell untill the unit is taken apart and bench yested. I found a few really reliable folks that will give you a free estamate as I have sent a few peeps to them in the past and with great results. Good Luck http://www.videoonerepair.com/ Or http://www.videotech.com/ http://www.camcorderrepair.com/
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SOURCE: Panasonic PV-DV203
the reel sensor is the problem of your camera...most of that problem is a poor connection of reel sensor to the main board socket or connector....it is need to be service now your camera...
SOURCE: I have a panasonic mini
Sounds like the tape mechanism is damaged, which can't be user serviced. It must be taken into a professional service center for repair.
SOURCE: Panasonic AG DVC30. ALMOST new..only
This being a new set and if under warranty you MUST not attempt to openor tamper so as to VOID the warranty.
Now the obserrvation of the fault seems to be linked to a problem in the main processing board.
the static noise indicates that the servo or the luminance.
The fault requires that you will need a proper signal trace, use of an oscilloscope for video signal and a use of a proper service manual and Jig for looking into the board when it is disembled.
hence my request for such a fault seems that it be checked with the service center, take estimate and decide.
Sometimes a fault connection, and inter board connector, loose grounding or a improper shield, or dry soldering in the linking cords/ boards can be the reason but will require a close look with a magnification glass.
This is usually caused by an oxidized, misaligned or defective Audio/Video drum. You can try running a cleaning tape through the camera. If this does not solve the problem the camera will need to be serviced by a qualified service technician.
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