I need help fast please!!!!! vx1000 is making a beeping noise when then ejects the tape

The tape mechanism is acting up. It allows you to load a tape but then it just ejects it and the camera beeps. This is not the typical "jammed" tape deck issue that these cameras have. I only used this camera 3 times before it went down, and all functions were working for me prior to the failure. Please i need help fast!!!!!!! Thanks for your time

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Andy Parauka Jun 16, 2007

how much does that part cost? how much does that part cost?
Anonymous Dec 04, 2007

I have the same problem does anyone know of a link or something i could use that would show me how to replace it?
mcrickyd Feb 26, 2008

Same problem, no idea what a chassis sub block assy is, or where to put it.
rockstarwsty Jul 12, 2008

My vx1000 will allow me to insert a tape and play it, but as soon as I try to record, it beeps and starts flashing a eject icon.

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Hi there, in order to solve this problem best solution is to change the CHASSIS SUB BLOCK ASSY part number: A7026023R If you need more info please contact me at LIVE session. Best regards, Arpi

Posted on Jun 16, 2007

Anonymous Jun 17, 2007

Hello,

the price is about 50 US$, please check these links: http://sony.nexttronicsparts.com/comersu... http://www.partstore.com/sl/2/indexd1819...

If you need more info please advice.
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j58sd Nov 10, 2010

hey thanks for posting this but the links dont work and im having trouble understanding what this part is and where it goes

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