Wonder if u can help,
when i turn to camera to start recording after about 10 minutes ,the eject arrow and D come up on the screen i looked in trouble shooting section and its says mechanical fault any ideas what to do?
This error is a mechanical
malfunction, try this:
Here is a link to your manual:
Manual
It must be a warning that there is no battery back up. i inserted a fresh cr2025 and it worked after that.
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Eject the tape and romove the battery pack. Take out the small button battery and refit after a few minutes. This worked for me.
Tried that still same problem
Same problem here. I used it rarely... and now it's struggling with the motor....
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As soon as i turn on my recorder the eject and the D come up straight away. I can not even watch what I've already recorded
indeed i have the same problem. the cam worked perfectly in their first month. since a few weeks ago after recording a few minutes the sign comes up. so first i thought, maybe the tape is bad and i changed it. no way, same problem. its curios that it happends after a while or? sam when i cpatured it. first it works later comes this mechanical fault. the cam is less than one yaer, i would go back to the dealwer but havent asnymore the ticket. maybe its because the batterys are to weak?
univer
I am having the same problem with my samsung vp-d361, as soon as the tape is loaded it signals to eject the tape, and D flashes. Any help anyone can give me/us would be fantastic!! Thank you very much in advance xXx
got the same problem. vp-d361 cam gives "ex abrupto" the d-error. maybe the camera got a shock... on the floor or som'thing else.
i have the same error message. i shook the camcorder and laid it on its side when it started running, so it must be a bad connection somewhere. it is also noisy, and is just out of guarantee.
My daughters Samsung has the same problem - as soon as it's turned on it advises there is D error and there appears to be no solution to this
I have the same problem. I can't record or do anything with my camera! It just keep saying EJECT and ...D! Today i've taked my camera to a service. I'll tell you after that if it is solved or not.
Eject And D error, got using it 3 times only just out of Warranty as well ??????
same problem as already outlined. eject d appears at switch-on. any recent discoveries svp?
eject d appears at switch-on
CAMCORDER ONLY 2 YEARS OLD,KEEPS COMING UP EJECT AND D ERROR ,HAVE TRIED DETACHING THEN ATTACHING BATTERY STILL COMES UP,ANY IDEAS?
my camcorder has same problem eject tape and D
My camera (2 years old) has got the same problem, eject "d" after a few minutes. Noticed it doesn't do it when run from mains power only.
Pretty sure it's the battery. It hasn't held its charge for long for quite a few months now. Going to order a new battery and see how it goes.
Simon
Used mine for many months, got past guarantee and started getting noisy, now all I get is a few seconds with the tape in and get error D mechanical error. Does the same if on battery or mains. it would be great if someone knew what the error code actually means. The camera seems to operate fine otherwise. I am wondering if the mechanical fault is connected to the tape loading mechanism or possibly the mechanicals that guide the tape inside the camcorder. I have done as advised but ejecting the tape / power on/off/on reload tape has no effect. Felt a little better when I realised that I was not alone with this problem.
d appears on screen and the solutionin manual doesnt work
2 year old samsung is noisey and has bad vibration, pulls batery down in seconds, sounds like tape head need some kind of lube or something
Here is the SOLUTION:
1) Gently unscrew and remove the front casing portion of the camcorder.
2) Directly underneath the lens there is crosslike metal support that extends from the tape compartment chassis. The green circuit board should rest on top of it as shown below instead of being under.
This worked for me and was an answer by Ben sundar.
Here is the SOLUTION:
1) Gently unscrew and remove the front casing portion of the camcorder.
2) Directly underneath the lens there is crosslike metal support that extends from the tape compartment chassis. The green circuit board should rest on top of it as shown below instead of being under a
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