JVC GR-D350U Problem please help! (Unit in safeguard mode, remove and reattach battery or dc plug)
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- This is my jvc mini-dv camcorder.. i really have problem using it now because of the error and banging sound during playback or when i am recording.. i really need to get this fix because i want to transfer videos and convert them to HD for youtube upload.. Please if you have any idea on how to fix pls put it on the comments below or send me links of videos on how to fix this... Thank you very much..
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I had the same issue with my JVC GR-D366EK Mini DV Camcorder. After spending some time researching and trying how to troubleshoot and fix this issue, I found that the source of this issue was the pinch roller (a piece of small black cylindrical rubber tube which rolls and guides the tape while in record or playback mode) was loose. Just as mentioned by Jasper Williams in his comment below - a big thank you for him for sharing his ideas and solution for this notorious issue.
The problem was the keeper/retainer for the pinch roller (a piece of tiny black rubber tube measuring 2.5mm in length and 2mm in diameter approxiamtely) was missing which holds the punch roller on its metalic shaft. After some search, I found that the keeper/locker (the tiny and short black rubber tube) was trapped inside the camcorder unit and after I held the unit upside down and gave it some gentle shake, the keeper fell out to the ground (which I already laid down a piece of white fabric to help me find and catch the tiny black tube easily, which could otherwise go missing easily). If you can't find the retainer, you can try to find a replacement for your DV camcorder model on eBay
After I found the tiny rubber tube (i.e., the pinch roller retianer), I put it back into its proper place (i.e. onto the designated punch roller metalic shaft) and now the camcorder can both record and playback mini DV tapes/cassettes. And the problem was solved for me, yay :-D
I just wanted to share this with you guys in the hope that it may help someone who is also struggling with this notorious "The unit is in Safeguard Mode" JVC error message. Credits go to Jasper Williams (who origionally found and shared the solution here)
Greetings!
Could you please share a picture of the place where the rubber thingy belongs to?
Thank you a lot!
Although skeptical, this fixed my problem, however I "borrowed" a pinch roller retainer from another camera (that was too far gone to salvage). The pinch roller is now tight, although it will throw the error every now and then, I just turn it off, press on the pinch roller, and the message usually goes away. Its annoying, but at least it works.
@@heshumajid8899 How to fix the pinch roller? I want to get rid of the E03 error.
Im having this problem i have the pinch roller. I just need to know wich metallic rod to put onto?
@@lynxszpon1555 There is one on the right side post in my camera. It is attached and I still have the same problem with the safeguard code coming up.
Jvc should be held accountable for this and send us new cameras so we could play our damn tapes
what kind of SD card do you use? I cant seem to find one that fits
I have a GR-D750U and it was doing the same thing. I am positive this happened because I left the tape inside the camera for a long time(over 1year) & that's a big no-no with any device that works with a pinch roller mechanism. Leaving the tape inside for extended periods creates a flat spot on the roller which is what you are hearing. I have been looking online for camcorder repair shops, but no luck yet.
th-cam.com/video/nLDPRqxAaGk/w-d-xo.html
Try a local jvc dealer maybe?
Found any luck?
Ok i may have your answer,charge the camera ,make sure u have a tape in it,start filming first,i mean start recording something in REC mode,record for atleast 1 min,then switch it to play mode,rewind the tape,then the camera should be back to working mode.
It worked in my Sony Hi8 camcorder but not in my JVC mini DV GR-D796-U
Worked for my JVC camcorder ! Thank you so much !
Thanks fixed mine as well!
Mine too. Thank you very much!
What if tape is protected (tab slid to protect)? Wanted only to play back for digitizing.
I have the same issue with my jvc gr d270u. Jasper Williams has the right idea with the missing clip for the rubber piece. My rubber piece came right off and I found the clip in the device. Might want to check. It's a little black plastic piece that that goes over the metal holder that holds the rubber piece in place. I put it together and it actually played my videos until it came out again. I'll need a permanent fix somehow. Sorry for getting so technical 😋
What rubber piece are you talking about?
Hi, did you find a better (more permanent) fix plz? Could you please share it with us? Thanks in advance
Bradon Rauns ok I looked and the roller is loose I turned my camera upside down and a tiny piece fell out of it my question is how did you manage to put it back in it’s such a tiny piece.
Video of this?
Your Pinch roller is loose - lost locking collar.
Look inside and see rubber barrel - use toothpick and lightly lift, it'll prolly' slide right off. Need new collar or make clip to keep it from moving up and down
maybe i could watch videos for this coz im afraid that i could do more damage by myself.. thanks for the advise anyway
Jasper Williams
hi. Can you share any ideas about making a clip to hold that roller in place?
Jasper Williams i have that same thing pls help me how to fix that
this is happening to my camera. What is a pinch roller? Also, how can i put a toothpick in the camera don't think it will fit.
_I only returned because I found another tape to recover and my original repair fell out of the camera. It's lengthy, but I know this is an ongoing issue, so, this info might help get you started, if someone could just stumble into a better pinch roller, (off anything) we could end the misery for many. Anyway, this is essentially what you're dealing with._
Almost all these errors are, in one way or another, relative to the cheesy pinch roller and immediate components e.g. (roller, shaft, irreplaceable bearing and shaft and the rollers' keeper - which is usually what's gone after this error appears?) SO - I temporarily fixed a couple of these, but my homemade pinch-roller-keeper wore out. [Directly from factory, the pinch roller bearing, is both, too small, and too short, hence, the roller prematurely wears out it's original keeper, and all these issues arise.] I believe the key will be to finding some sort of insert to put inside the pinch roller, on the bottom and top sections. It's got a divider built into the middle of the roller which prevents you from inserting a homemade, full-length bearing/keeper. Anyone who has one of these will quickly notice, the tiny brass bushing that's molded onto the shaft, is WAY too small in comparison to the pinch roller inner diameter where the above mentioned brass bushing rides. THIS, is the whole problem. You can't get the bushing off, (at least I can't) so, we need come up with a "shim" insert for the bottom section of the roller to tighten up the roller and keep it from wobbling. Then, - (or less permanently) use the otherwise, well known, "pen" ink-tube trick or something very similar. e.g. grab an assortment of pens, (pen manufacturers are using about four different sizes of ink tubes) take the ink tubes out and find one that fits the tightest on the shaft that the pinch roller goes on. (If it's too loose, it'll just fall off and error will return. It MUST fit snugly on the shaft - don't worry whether or not it fits tightly on the punch roller, this is only used as a replacement keeper. Ideally it would be a bearing and keeper, but good luck finding something that fits both components as needed?) Then - Cut just over a 1/16th" of an inch piece of the ink tube and make sure it fits snuggle on the shaft before installing the roller. Then, using small needle nose or medical tweezers, install the roller, then insert the ink tube chunk on the shaft and gently press it down, be careful not to bend the pinch roller arm/base too much, it's pretty much spring steel, so you shouldn't unless you really get zealous. [if you can carefully get a partially bent screwdriver or? under the roller arm base to keep from bending it, that would be good.] - then, continue to slip your homemade locking collar onto the shaft. This is only a temporary fix, and you don't always get "perfect" playback, but you should recover enough to make it worth your while. Again, the key would be a whole new tighter fitting roller, or, a shim in the bottom portion of the pinch roller to keep it from wobbling altogether. If anyone finds some household junk that works good for this, it'd be nice to see someone post a full repair. As is mentioned below, there's a similar problem on a different make of camera, same issue, slightly different style. (FYI - I haven't tried it, but one of the ink tubes I ran into fit snuggle into the BOTTOM section of the pinch tube, however, it was too tight to fit on the brass bushing on the shaft. Using something on that order, one could "technically" either heat up a proper size paper clip and melt the hole slightly larger, or find the proper sized drill bit and bore out such a tube until it fit just loose enough to act as a new lower bushing, thus, also preventing the wobbling. It's just not worth it to pay what anyone wants to do this, you're better off crap-shooting cheap purchases of cameras on Ebay and crossing your fingers!?)
And something else. Don't bother trying to buy a different type of camera and thinking you're old recordings will play on it? Been there. And learned, every camera manufacturer, and indeed, even some of the same camera manufacturers - models - heads will not line up the same as your old one, and you're videos will look worse than they do if you have the above error. It's always best to use the original camera, or, in the least, the same model, or, find someone with one of those high dollar camera-players that has adjustable tracking like the old VCR's did? There used to be a video which I can no longer find, where a guy cut the plastic housing off his camera to gain access to the head) then he made little prying tools to push and pull the head around while playing until he had a perfect picture. (like making a manual tracking system) It worked!
is there anyway you can make a tutorial or a small video on what you’re talking about
I wish I understood enough of what you are saying to fix my camera, but I can't keep up. I don't know the parts of the camera well enough to understand the specific terminology
Jasper, you ought to go into buisness fixing these things. My camera has one rubber roller but should there be two of them or just one?
I have a 271 model that does the same thing. Read a comment about the roller. I used a toothpick and lifted up on the roller. Slid right off. JVC wants $290 to replace the whole mechanism. I will be searching for a clip. Thanks!
what roller did you move and where?
Asking same question!?! Seeing this roller comment and have no idea what I am doing!
Gostaria de agradecer a dica de Jasper Williams, que identificou o problema que ocasionava o error. Realmente o rolo pressor estava folgado, porém eu não consegui achar dentro da filmadora o clip que prendia....Usei uma medida bem simples para resolver o problema. Peguei uma borrachinha de cabelo de silicone, da mais fina e enrolei no topo do rolo pressor para que o mesmo não ficasse folgado enquanto o filme era reproduzido. Aqui o problema foi resolvido e a filmadora voltou a funcionar normal. Espero poder ajudar com essa dica.
Opa, tudo bem? Estou precisando de ajuda minha JVC está travando e aparece uma mensagem pra remover a bateria 06, pode me ajudar? (62)99284-1962 se puder dar essa força 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@Murilocosta96 boa noite!! A minha aparecia essa mesma mensagem e lendo os comentários aqui eu acabei descobrindo que e o rolo pressor ( um tubo preto de borracha) estava folgado... acredito que a borrachinha que deixava ele firme saiu...eu n consegui achar essa borrachinha, mesmo sacudindo a filmadora... então e adaptei uma borrachinha ali...peguei uma borrachinha de cabelo de silicone e fui enrolando no topo do rolo pressor, entre a borracha preta dele e a peça que prende ele....com isso ele ficou mais firme e voltou a funcionar normalmente..
Espero ter ajudado!
@@luiza_lobo Poderia por gentiliza explicar como você enrolou a borrachinha de silicone? Você enrolou ela primeiro e depois colocou a peça?
Можно фото ролика?
Post a video to help us all! Lol
Same problem 🥺
I've got a GR-DA30U an mine is not even showing a picture an I get the same reading, saying the Unit is in Safe Mode an for me to eject tape an reinsert it or Remove an Reattach Battery Or DC Plug. Also the Tape Door is acting like it's stuck an then it'll finally pop open after I open the outside door. so what would be my problem? Any Help would so Appreciated.
I have the same camcorder and the same problem. It’s frustrating.
I know this post is old but I just thought I'd share with everybody what I believe is the cap or top to the pinch roller. I too, was recently reunited with my old camcorder , and I found this on the ground right where I opened up the box.
So I just thought I'd share with everybody what it looks like because I had no idea and I was just as lost as everybody else.
Now to see if it works…
If I can figure out how to add a picture lol
did u solved this problem ????
i have d same problem ....
plz give me solution for this...
Remove the battery and charger, leave it for 10 minutes so the camera resets, and then power it back on. If that doesn't work, then there may be a bigger issue.
Edit: seeing the error code 06, then I recommend using an air can to get rid of dust and debris on the gears.
I definitely keep getting Safeguard 06
Got the same problem. But dont know how to solve it. Have the grd325e and errorcode 06. Any ideas? i have a new battery and left it 2 days rest. But always the same ec. -,-
Bullshitt! it just does the same
Hi! I have the exact same problem. It rewinds ok. FF with noise. E06 when trying to play or record. Replaced pinch roller’s placer with many sizes, it only improved that before I couldn’t even FF. Pinch roller seems to roll ok when I move it with a little screwdriver. It seems but I’m not 100% sure. What else can it be? Im desesperate.
Original plastic placer was too loose so pinch roller moved up and down. Now is tighter but I believe pinch roller doesnt roll as free. So maybe I have to get one tight enough but very narrow so it doesnt limit pinch roller movement. This is resulting to be imposible since I tried with what it seems the perfect piece, but it’s not working. Wondering if it could be another thing. The error is exactly the same as this video. Noise while FF and e06.
My JVC camcorder GF-DX75 have the same problem in displaying the 03/06 error message and the tape did not work even for trying to remove and reload the tape on several days. After checking the manual and to reset the cam to factory preset mode, it works to play the tape but not on the FF or REW. I need to do several time to reset the cam in converting all my DV tape signal to digital in computer. So, converting the cam to factory mode is really work to resolve the mechanical problem temporarily. Hope you can try it again.
How did you set it to factory reset? I'm having the same issues
@@astevanashaya2911 Depending on type of JVC handycam, pls refer to your own manual, my case it do it like that:
1. Remove tape and switch to Manual mode for factory reset,
2. Reload the tape and to play for signal converting,
3. FF & REW not work as Error Message appear again,
Good luck
@@chungdesmond6180 how to change to manual mode to factory reset???
same issue my jvc gr-d850. I am repaired pinch roller not giving error but playing video dropping and the sound of clicking through the camera. I think there is a problem with the teeth, where can I find the spare part
I have also the same camera which shows the same problem. Also I can hear a ticking noise inside the mechanism.
This is magic
Even i got the same problem. What to do? Any Advice?
Camera man: *testing the camera*
Dog be like:
Hello, im new here. I have the same camcorder but I was wondering what type of SD card to use? I tried using an SD card but it was a bit slim and it didnt quite fit
this is a minidv tape version, there is no memory card on this camcorder
i have the same problem and i hope that is the belt which turns around the cassete because when i put it to turn the cassete to the start and 3 mins later it makes the error and the cassete is on the same round . It do not reads the cassete to it is sawing a picture to me and then it makes the error (Unit in safeguard mode, remove and reattach battery or dc plug) . i will go it to a service store and i will tell you .👍
I got the same problem with my Jvc GR D715E in play mode skipping video and sound what is the solution?
I have a ton of these video tapes! ANYONE know of a good player that I can use to play them and put them on a computer?
I think i have to try Jasper William's suggestion for the Pinch roller thing and locking collar... and i made some research about that and i did found this: th-cam.com/video/VUIN-ygjN_g/w-d-xo.html I have to try this soon
I have this EXACT camera and its doing the same thing to me
you repair it ?
and how ?
Trying to get my camcorder out of safe mode, this didn't help.
is your camcorder on safe mode???
@@coolkatcarla si :c
Brother I have lost my charger. Now, how can I charge my cemera. Please tell me please...
well you have to find one, i still have mine, i have a much bigger battery and a charger
Did you fix your camera? I have the same problem
Its a lite piece of ruber this thinh hapensds to me i took it out and here go its ok
@@mokaplinio1709 HOW
How do I take the sign of that says condensation operation paused of my camera screen
I used a hair dryer with a head cover. Put the camera inside the head cover for five minutes. Then turn on the camera & let it sit for ten minutes & voila! Condensation screen gone.
Can anyone help me? My jvc camera says that my tapes are on safeguard mode even though they are not.
What can i do?
Me too😭
Check inside the cassette inserter to see if any sprocket came off.
shaymin11 I checked.. it‘s all fine💔
You can remove battery and charger, leave for 10 minutes and then turn it back on. That fixed it for me.
Still no answer ??
i suffer something like the same problem, my camera go on but sound is very bad quality and video freeze if i see a back years video. i need restore that camera to save all my things… and my mom clips :( if i push rewind i hear a sound not clear like a no normal noise...
Q
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My JVC GR-D72U camera did this to me. But it turned out a sprocket was missing.
Jvc cameras have lots of problems , i have new one the screen is black
That is EXACTLY what my Jvc gr-d372u does. I am not joking but I literally thought that was my camera. I can't record video because of the 'unit in safeguard mode'.
The problem is the cassette drive gear cracked it's usually the right side that messes up
Can it be done at home?
Same model. Same problem. 😔
Como puedo areglar ese problemas mi camara tiene eso
Pudiste?
As far as I know, there’s no real solution to this problem. Even JVC themselves were never able to fix it.
Same problem help me
I have the same problem help😢
I need a help
I know what’s wrong with it now I finally found the problem because mines was doing that too we need to replace the hard drive because the hard fives on ours are bad and no longer work so replace it with a new one and it should work good and shouldn’t be on safe guard mode no more your welcome
Do you mind telling me where you can buy the hard drives? Please and thank you 😀
Alguien pudo solucionarlo?
th-cam.com/video/nLDPRqxAaGk/w-d-xo.html
У меня такая же проблема
Dear reichdroz
I need driver JVC model GR-D350
Can you upload this driver
try this one... www.driverscape.com/download/jvc-gr-d350.. sorry for late reply.. me i have no success on connecting my jvc to pc via firewire.. i did bought some cable but it doesnt work, i already download the driver but my cable isnt the right one
It's an old (free) utility but works great! No need to install anything, just unzip latest version and place it on desktop and run. With firewire hooked up, it'll snatch onto any camera hooked to pc. I don't know why this program isn't more popular, well, I guess because it's only us people trying to recover old video's but anyway, it works great! Search for "windv" "mourek" in quotes, and you'll see lots of people's experiences and help pages - its more than legit, and been round' a long time, just not easy to find. . . It is however, very easy to use. Set your capture folder (second pull up menu box) and leave everything else the way he has it defaulted. It'll make AVI's of everything.
( windv.mourek.cz/ )
I am having the same problem however it is not going into safeguard mode simular to yours having left a tape in it for about nine months and I really need some direction in getting it repaired can someone from JVC repair staff help.
Hi bro
Same with mine
LO stesso problema Italia con JVC che schifo
What badder dose it need
paanopo hende ngomagana
Please help me
me to so i just use a tooth pick
How?
@@tapsul6477 so when you open up the tape door under the try there are to small gears . sing a tooth pick when you are playing or recording tape you try to roll them manually
i also have the same problem,is there a solution?
you repair it ?
and how ?
Look at the camcorder's display to identify if it is in Safeguard Mode. If its display indicates an error number of E01 to E06, your camcorder is in Safeguard Mode.
2
Disconnect your camcorder from its power source and remove its battery by sliding the latch forward and sliding the battery down while pulling it away from the camera's body. Wait at least two minutes before continuing.
3
Remove the camera's cassette by pressing the "Eject" button, waiting for the cassette door to open, and lifting it out of the tape bay. This step is only necessary if the camera indicates the E03 or E04 error code or it tells you to eject and reinsert the tape.
4
Replace the camera's battery, power connection and cassette, and turn the camera on.
That's a standard OEM response which, as always, does nothing whatsoever to solve the problem.
th-cam.com/video/nLDPRqxAaGk/w-d-xo.html
@@jasperwilliams3154 Jasper, where is this roller? where the tape is or am I opening the camera up?
Well that was no help at all
Please reply me
There are two reasons for this defect.
& can be repaired
You never removed and reattached the battery... what was the point of this video? You explained nothing and this was a waste of time. You are supposed to remove the battery then reattach it. That will solve the problem.
Anne B. That don’t solve the problem. He surely did it before. I have the same problem and it doesn't fix even if I remove the battery and then reattach it
It does NOT solve the problem. I think that's the point.
When the dog barks, you should punnish him.
People like you shouldn't own a dog. I hope you don't.
wdym? every dog barks
Yikes your not a relative of Hitler are u?