My camera won't take a disc at all. It acts like a gate is shut. The only way to get a disc in is to hold the eject button and slide it in, then I get an error message "disk error" C:13:01. I've tried resetting the camera by taking the batteries out and holding the power button for 15 seconds, still it won't take a disc. When I go to eject the disc it isn't pushing it out I have to hold the camera so the disc can slide out, and it does, it isn't stuck in anyway. Any suggestions?
It's an old camera and with age things tend to dry out and get stuck. All you have is a sticking disk transport. Pull the back off the camera to get to the disk drive and operate it to see how it works and using a tiny amount of desintered grease apply it too the actual drive shaft and the slides which the carriage slides along. Don't use oil, it goes everywhere. Operate the disk again and make sure it's going to eject and put it back together. Easy, good for another 8 years. Oh and clean the dust and muck out as well. A common problem is a label falling off a disk which gums up the works too. BMW
Posted on Jul 28, 2006
Hi NanaR, i suggest a try with new disc,problem still remain, i think there is a mechanical problem with disc holder. I suppose you have the facility to use memory stick so why you use the disc just use the memory stick. It is better for you. to fix the problem you have to go to sony shop.. good luck...
Posted on Jul 28, 2006
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