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5. Dirty heads can cause the following
problems:
1. For safety,
DO NOT...
.... open
the camcorder's
chassis.
.... disassemble
or modify
the unit.
.... short-circuit
the terminals
of the battery
pacl<.
Keep it away
from
metallic
objects
when
not in
tlge.
.... allow
inflammables,
water
or metallic
objects
to enter the unit.
.... remove
the battery
pack
or disconnect
the
power
supply
while
the power
is on.
.... leave the battery
pack attached
when
the
Call/corder
is Rot
in
Llge.
2. Avoid
using the unit...
.... in [)laces subject
to excessive
humidity
or dust.
.... in [)laces subject
to soot or steam such as near
a cooldng
stove.
.... in [)laces subject
to excessive
shock
or
vibration.
.... near a television
set.
.... near appliances
generating
strong
magnetic
or
electric
fields
(speakers,
broadcasting
anten-
na% etc.).
.... in places
subject
to extremely
high (over
40C)
or extremely
low (under
0'()
temperatures.
3. DO NOT
leave the unit...
.... in places
of over
50°C.
.... in places
where
humidity
is extremely
low
(below
35%)
or extremely
high (above
80%).
.... in direct
sunlight.
.... in a closed
car in summer.
.... ileal
a heater.
4. To prote('t
the unit,
DO NOT...
.... allow
it to become
wet.
.... drop the unit or strike
it against
hard objects.
.... subject
it to shock
or excessive
vibration
during
transportation.
.... keep the lens directed
at extremely
bright
objects
for long periods.
.... expose
the lens to direct
sunlight.
.... carry
it by holding
the viewfinder.
.... swing
it excessively
when
using the hand
strap
or the grip.
.... swing
the soft camera
case excessively
when
the camcorder
is inside
it.
o No picture
and sound during
playback
(blue back
screeR).
o Blocks of noise appear during
playback.
o During
recording,
the Head Clog Warning
indicator
"_"
appears.
In such cases, use the optional
Cleaning
Cassette.
Insert it and [)lay back.
If the cassette is used more
than once consecutively,
damage
to the video
heads may resuh. After the camcorder
[)lays back
for about
20 seconds,
it stops
automatically.
Also
refer to the (leaning
( assette's instructions.
If, after using the (leaning
Cassette,
the problems
still exist, consult
your
nearest IVC dealer.
Mechanical
moving
parts used to move the video
heads and video
tape tend to become
dirty and
worn
out over time. In order to maintain
a cleat"
picture
at all times,
periodic
checl<-ups
are
recommended
after
using the unit for about
1,000 hours.
For periodic
checl<-ups
please
consult
your nearest JV( dealer.
About
moisture
condensation...
• You have observed
that pouring
a cold
liquid
into a glass will
cause drops
of water
to form
on the glass' outer
surface.
This same
phenomenon
occurs
on the head
drum
of a
camcorder
when
it is moved
from a cool
place to a warm
place,
after heating
a cold
room,
under
extremely
humid
conditions
or
in a place
directly
subjected
to the cool air
from an air crlnditioner.
• Moisture
on the head
drum
car/cause
severe
damage
to the video
tape,
and
can
lead to
internal
damage
to the camcorder
itself.
Serious malfunctioning
If malfunctioning
occurs, stop using the unit
immediately
and consult your local JVC dealer.
The camcorder
is a micrr)computer-controlled
device.
External
noise and interference
(froth
a
TV, a radio,
etc.) might
prevent
it from functirln-
ing properly.
In such cases, first disconnect
its
power
supply
unit (battery
pacl<, AC Charger
Station,
etc.) and press tile
RESET button
and
then re-connect
it and proceed
as usual from
the beginning.

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