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Posted by D-unit on 10/11/07 14:37
"les" <idea@localnet.com> wrote in message news:13g6df2qc6mtn52@corp.supernews.com...
> Hi...
> I have an 8 YO Sony DV Camcorder that has been having fits lately.
> Error codes C:31:42 mostly. I have a service manual, but this being
> a computer based system, there's specialized service equipment and
> jigs needed to test and align, as I see in the manual. I'm ready to throw
> in the towel and ship out for service.
> I called Sony here, and they don't repair camcorders. They refered to
> a local service dealer. It turns out he doesn't do it either. I looked at
> the
> Sony website, my model doesn't even raise a blip, except they made this
> cam at one time. An online search also was fruitless............
> Does anyone have sources for Sony repairs, outside of my attempts?
> Thanks for any suggestions! (model DCR-TRV103)
> (this raises the next dilemna of how anyone can store family videos in a
> constantly evolving format. How do networks archive their footage?
> How do they know if their media will be retrievable in 20 years?)
>
> Les
>
>
I have old Sony 8mm handycam from 1997. Around the millenium, it
quit working and I sent it back to SONY. After a couple weeks,
it came back in perfect working order with a bill for $200.00 and a
LONG list of parts they replaced. The repair bill was a flat rate they
quoted up front and it looks like they replaced pretty much everything.
It's been working like a top ever since and others comment on how
sharp the picture is.
db
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