JVC GR-DV2000 Camcorder User Manual


 
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SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION
35.
During recording, sound
cannot be heard.
36.
Play, Rewind and Fast-
Forward functions do not
work.
37.
A memory card cannot be
played back.
38.
The tape is moving, but
there is no picture.
39.
The LCD monitor image is
distorted.
40.
Images on the LCD
monitor are jittery.
41.
There is no playback
picture on the connected
TV.
42.
Blocks of noise appear
during playback, or there is
no playback picture and
the screen becomes blue.
43.
The LCD monitor, the
viewfinder and the lens
have become dirty (ex.
fingerprints).
35.
The optional headphones are
not connected to the
headphone connector.
The sound volume of the
headphone connector was
not adjusted appropriately.
The sound volume at this
point is the same as the level
it was adjusted to during
playback.
36.
The Power Switch is set to
or .
The D.S.C. playback mode is
engaged.
37.
The Power Switch is set to
or .
The D.S.C. playback mode is
not engaged.
38.
Your TV has AV input
terminals, but is not set to its
VIDEO mode.
The cassette holder cover is
open.
39.
During playback of the
unrecorded portion, High-
speed Search and still
playback, LCD monitor
indications appear distorted.
This is not a defect.
40.
The speaker volume is too
great.
41.
Since the analog input mode
is engaged, the camcorder is
in the Record-Standby mode.
42.
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43.
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35.
Connect the optional
headphones to the
headphone connector
( pg. 82, 83).
Adjust the sound volume
during playback ( pg. 40).
36.
Set the Power Switch to
( pg. 40).
Press MEMORY PLAY to
disengage the D.S.C.
playback mode ( pg. 44).
37.
Set the Power Switch to
( pg. 44).
Press MEMORY PLAY
( pg. 44).
38.
Set the TV to the mode or
channel appropriate for
video playback
( pg. 54, 55).
Close the cassette holder
cover ( pg. 12).
39.
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40.
Turn the speaker volume
down ( pg. 40).
41.
Set S/AV INPUT to OFF
in the Menu Screen
( pg. 41).
42.
Clean the video heads with
an optional cleaning
cassette ( pg. 90).
43.
Wipe them gently with soft
cloth. Wiping strongly can
cause damage ( pg. 80).
TROUBLESHOOTING
(cont.)