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Tape stuck in camcorder

Digital camcorder tape appears jammed, we cannot use the camcorder at all because we cannot access the tape pleae advise thank you kindly

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  • BUSHMILLER Nov 08, 2007

    put the tape in an RCA machine, tape traveles a short way and jams up. I try to reverse and it remains stuck I can't remove it from trhe machine witrhout a lot of jiggling arounn. Next try the same normual proceduer and gfot the mix up. we continued on with some differnt machines some serious brain power all too no success, My next call is to FIXYA....Next using a G.E machine, serious brain power, and

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Turn off
Take battery out
plug in to power
turn on
Tape shoudl pop out.

it worked for me!

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