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When i turn my video camera on, sometimes the screen will go black and white striped and it sometimes go all black. Then sometimes the screen will be normal. Do you know what this might be, and if you do, is it easy to fix?
This sounds like a defective CCD imager. If so, Canon should fix this for you for free, including free shipping both ways. This is regardless of your camera's warranty status. Please check the following two links for more info:
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Red is ignition yellow is battery black is ground blue is Remote turn on orange is illumination if it has one.... speaker wires are white and white with black stripe our front as is gray and gray with black stripe back speakers are purple with black stripe and green green with black stripe.
Hello, I had a similar problem. The guides have a white stripe facing the camera (facing the inside of the scanner), the scanner uses this white stripe to define the image. If the guides are in place, and you turn the scanner off, you can see there is a black tape on one of the borders of the guide it is black on one side, and white on the other. You can take the guides off, and check if you can see the white stripe, sometimes this stripe has some scratches, or is not completely white. You can try placing a white piece of paper of the same size as the white stripe on top of the existing white stripe so that it serves the same purpose, if that does not work, you might need to take the black tape that has the white stripe on it, and try to replace it. The scanner needs that white stripe to be completely white. Hope it helps
Hi, Here is the wring harness colour code for Pioneer.
Yellow= Constant 12V Red= Switched 12V Black=Ground Blue=Power Antenna Blue/White stripe= Power Amp Rmote turn-on White & White/Black stripe= Front Right Speakers Grey & Grey/Black stripe= Front Left Speakers Purple & Purple/Black stripe= Rear Right Speakers Green & Green/Black stripe= Rear Left Speakers Orange= Illumination
yellow - constant power, red - switched or ignition power black - ground white - left front speaker pos. white/black stripe - left front speaker neg gray - right front spkr pos gray/black stripe right front spkr neg green - left rear spkr pos green/black stripe - left rear spkr neg purple - right rear spkr pos purple/black stripe - right rear spkr neg blue - power antenna remote blue/white stripe - amplifer remote turn on
Hi! It's most likely a damaged LCD cable which goes through the hinge - happens to many camcorders. You will have to contact your local Sanyo service center. I replace these cables for Sony camcorders every day.
You didn't cut the plastic connectors off the factory wiring, did you? One is gray and one black.... if not, just get to a stereo shop and buy a wiring kit for your car and all colors will match. They're about $10.
If you DID..... well.....
we have a LOT of work to do....
My Sansa has a similar problem. Sometimes when the Sansa turns on (after the Sandisk logo) the screen will either turn black, blue, or black and white stripes. The player still works, but it is hard to navigate without the screen, obviously.
What I end up doing is letting the backlight turn off and then pressing any button. Sometimes when the screen comes back, the display is allright again. But sometimes it takes more than a few tries. Turning it off and on again seems to work a little better, but it is more time consuming.
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