Took my camera to the Canon Centre in Melbourne Australia ( April 2007). Was told by the Technician that this model was not amongst the ones listed as having a problem. Wouild however have a look but I would be charged for it. Not happy.Took my camera to the Canon Centre in Melbourne Australia ( April 2007). Was told by the Technician that this model was not amongst the ones listed as having a problem. Wouild however have a look but I would be charged for it. Not happy.
AnonymousDec 16, 2007
Took the lens cap off no pictureTook the lens cap off no picture
Have the same problem as Squigy. No picture when recording, only sound records.Have the same problem as Squigy. No picture when recording, only sound records.
I have exactly the same problem with my MV 600i. When I look at Canons support site in Sweden they apologize for problems with some series of ccd:s in this cameras. The solution is to contact the nearest reseller så they can help (without cost). I have not tried that yet but I will!
I have also heard this before about the ccd:s that they don´t last for long in this cameras, didn´t know before I bought it though...:-(
/StefanI have exactly the same problem with my MV 600i. When I look at Canons support site in Sweden they apologize for problems with some series of ccd:s in this cameras. The solution is to contact the nearest reseller så they can help (without cost). I have not tried that yet but I will!
I have also heard this before about the ccd:s that they don´t last for long in this cameras, didn´t know before I bought it though...:-(
/Stefan
I seem to have the same problem with my mvx250i. The picture failed when recording, so I have a record of the sudden appearance of black bars, then the approx 1/2 picture froze while sound recording continued. I was unable to stop tape transport and had to remove the battery.I seem to have the same problem with my mvx250i. The picture failed when recording, so I have a record of the sudden appearance of black bars, then the approx 1/2 picture froze while sound recording continued. I was unable to stop tape transport and had to remove the battery.
Call canon tech support. my zr85 had the same problem and they fixed it free of charge. there is a recall on all cameras that have this problem. good luck.
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Well the cheapest way is to go into record mode, cap the lens with the black lens cap and record a 'black' picture on the tape. This will erase all the pictures on the tape and leave you with a 'black' screen on the whole tape.
JVC camcorder no picture on screen remove lens cap and unable to record problem is down to a faulty batch of ccd image sensors (thousands that Sony supplied) and if you phone the JVC servce centre (0845 3108000) and explain the problems you are experiencing its a good chance they will repair it free depending on model (I know because I have done just that and JVC are paying for it to be collected, repaired and returned totally free of charge, and mine was purchased in 2004. What have you got to lose the price of a phone call or about £70 to £90 to have it repaired yourself Good luck syrups6
you have a CCD image sensor defect, it can be repaired for free. go to link http://www.jvcservice.com/service/custnoticecamcoder.asp?ReqType=CCD Slect your model, then click on Repair Request Link. Fill out the form and print two copies. Ship your unit with a copy of the form to the nearest jvc repair center near you.
I HAD THIS PROBLEM ERROR CODE C31 : 22 WOULD COME UP AND TRV 118 CAM WOULD NOT WORK. I TRIED EVERYTHING TILL ONE DAY I BANGED IT ON A CARPETED FLOOR ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAMCORDER 5 TIMES QUITE HARD. THEN THE CAM WORKED JUST FINE! MY CAM HADN'T WORKED FOR OVER 7 MONTHS. NOW I HAVE IT BACK. HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE.
The most obvious problem here would be the Lens Cap. Is it removed? Information on the screen-- time and date, recording speed, etc., indicates the LCD is working-- this is likely a faulty CCD. The CCD is a tiny sensor in the camera that receives the image from the lens, like film in a camera. If yours is a JVC camcorder, check out this link. http://www.jvcservice.com/service/custnoticecamcorder.asp?ReqType=CCD
Panasonic models also have some CCD issues. Hope this helps.
Its a stuck iris assy an iris cucuit fault or many small pana cpsm that go bad all the time in these unit. Mke sure the iris didnt het seitched to manual andif it is i auto try tappin the lens a littlethe see if it opens Good luck
Took my camera to the Canon Centre in Melbourne Australia ( April 2007). Was told by the Technician that this model was not amongst the ones listed as having a problem. Wouild however have a look but I would be charged for it. Not happy.
Took the lens cap off no picture
Have the same problem as Squigy. No picture when recording, only sound records.
I have exactly the same problem with my MV 600i. When I look at Canons support site in Sweden they apologize for problems with some series of ccd:s in this cameras. The solution is to contact the nearest reseller så they can help (without cost). I have not tried that yet but I will!
I have also heard this before about the ccd:s that they don´t last for long in this cameras, didn´t know before I bought it though...:-(
/Stefan
I seem to have the same problem with my mvx250i. The picture failed when recording, so I have a record of the sudden appearance of black bars, then the approx 1/2 picture froze while sound recording continued. I was unable to stop tape transport and had to remove the battery.
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