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Posted on Dec 06, 2007

Displaying "push reset button"

When you turn on the camera displaying "push reset button" after pushing the buton after few second again it will display same.

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  • Anonymous Dec 15, 2007

    This is the worst camcorder ever. DO NOT BUY IT!!! Panasonic are a cheap and nasty make and all it does is say "push the reset switch". Will not work, now the tape mechanism is not working. it is pretty much self destructing itself.

  • Anonymous Feb 09, 2008

    I have exactly the same problem.

  • Manish Modi Feb 09, 2008

    Hi I am also havig same problem but not getting any solution!

    Do anyone have solution?

  • Anonymous Feb 21, 2008

    i also have the some problem. my advice also dont by the panasonic again

  • adnanhaddad Jun 27, 2008

    the reset button still display always i don't know why but when i remove the cassette it's gone , is the problem from the cassette???

  • Anonymous Jul 09, 2008

    camera diplays "push reset button" and casset tape is damaged on removal

  • yash_129 Jul 24, 2008

    IT KEEPS ON SHOWING THE SAME THING AGAIN AND AGAIN. EVEN TRIED HEAD CLEANING CASSETE

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I had the same problem, I took it to panasnic and had to replace the tape carriage mechanism, fixed the problem but was EXPENSIVE (but less than a new camera so decided to do it).

Technician said lack of use causes the carriage to seize up (I barely use my camera) he said store with tape out of camera, and once a week play / record for a few minutes to keep the carriage in good working order.


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A: try a new video tape

B:
try giving your camcorder a few light taps (or not so light, just don't break it) and then turn it off and then on again

this sometimes helps in my experience but it is not a permanent fix and I suggest buying a new camera as soon as possible

C: Somone said that leaving the camera plugged into AC for 20 minutes or so will fix it, I have tried this myself and it MIGHT have worked (I have used it a few times without any problems but that has happened before

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1) Press "MODE" button until Time is displayed.
2) Press and hold "LAP/RESET" button until seconds display starts flashing.
3) Press "START/STOP" button to change selected entry.
4) Press "MODE" button to change from seconds>minutes>hours>date>month>day of the week>time format>date format
5) Press "LAP/RESET" once you are done to set the time.
To set Alarm time:

1) Press "Mode" button until ALM is displayed.
2) Press and hold "LAP/RESET" button until minutes display starts flashing.
3) Press "START/STOP" button to change selected entry.
4) Press "MODE" button to change from minutes>hours (remember to cycle through for AM or PM
5) Press "LAP/RESET" once you are done to set the alarm.
To toggle Alarm Sounds ON and OFF:

1) Press "MODE" button until ALM is displayed
2) Press "START/STOP" button to toggle alarm sounds on or off (shown on display)
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