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Sony DHR-1000 spits out cassetes without playing

Whenever I insert a MiniDV into my Sony DHR-1000 it spits it right out. Any idea how to fix this or what I need to do?

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I have the same problem. my dhr 1000 spits out the cassettes without playing.
which capsceters on which drive board do
i have to check??

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Recently repaired one of these with what appeared to be a power supply problem; found several defective capacitors on the drive board. The symptoms were similar to what you are seeing.

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