Sony DCR-PC115 Operating Instructions - Page 161
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Types of trouble and their solutions Symptom The melody or beep sounds for five seconds. No function works though the power is on. When you set the POWER switch to VCR or OFF (CHG), if you move your camcorder, you may hear a clatter sound from inside your camcorder. While charging the battery pack, the CHG lamp does not light up. You cannot charge the battery pack. While charging the battery pack, the CHG lamp flashes. Image data cannot be transferred by the USB connection. The cassette cannot be removed even if the cassette lid is open. Cause and/or Corrective Actions • Moisture condensation has occurred. c Remove the cassette and leave your camcorder for at least one hour to acclimatize (p. 172). • Some troubles have occurred in your camcorder. c Remove the cassette and insert it again, then operate your camcorder. • Disconnect the power cord of the AC power adaptor or remove the battery, then reconnect it in about one minute. Turn the power on. If the functions still do not work, press the RESET button using a sharp-pointed object (If you press the RESET button, all the settings including the date and time return to the default.) (p. 182). • This is because some functions use a linear mechanism. Your camcorder is not a malfunction. • Charge is completed. • The battery pack is not properly installed. c Install it properly (p. 12). • The POWER switch is not set to OFF (CHG). c Set it to OFF (CHG) (p. 13). • The battery pack is not properly installed. c Install it properly (p. 12). • Something is wrong with the battery pack. c Please contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility. • The USB cable was connected before installation of the USB driver was completed. c Uninstall the incorrect USB driver and re-install the USB driver (p. 143). •Moisture has started to condense in your camcorder (p. 172). Troubleshooting 161