Is it possible to clean INSIDE the lens of Jason model 192, if so how do u get inside to clean? About what is the model worth?

What is brand and model number of the TV? Did you loosen the wing nuts on the lens and turn the lens?

Same exact thing happened to me and I had to replace the drive. Only cost $18 for a refurbished on eBay. I also made a video showing how I did it.

You cannot clean the inside of the lens. If it must be cleaned, it needs to be disassembled by a Panasonic service center, cleaned, reassembled and re-calibrated, and then returned to you at an enormous cost. You need to determine if it's worth it.

It could be several problems. One is a bad contact between lens and camera body, clean the contacts , check for damage and try another lens if you have one. Try another memory card. Another problem could be with the shutter which would need the camera to be repaired by canon.

First check if the drive is properly recognized and its name displayed in 'My Computer'.

The sound is actually of the head moving back and forth to read data. This is normal. Try cleaning the lens with a cotton bud or a lens cleaning CD. Usually when the drive gets old it stops reading discs due to the laser getting weak but can also happen with a new drive.

Try using know good discs. If warranty is available, avail it.

your lens is ruined it will not work anymore have you look inside it says DO NOT TOUCH LENS!!!! you touch it thats your problem. im sorry please rate!

That seems to be a common problem on this website. Why don't you go to the support section of your camera manufacturer, and e-mail one of their tech guys with the problem...i'm sure they've seen this before and have an answer.

You cannot clean the inside, it it indeed has something inside. It is impossible to such a thing without complete dis-assembly of the camera.

err 99 means there is moisture inside of the camera, probably inside the hot shoe

There's nothing but normal air inside your SE. Nikon will service this for you under their No-Fault warranty. See Nikonusa.com for details.