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how can i fix my jvc camcorder gr-sxm48?

please help my camcorder comes up with E06 unit in safeguard mode remove and reattach battery i have tried this many of times and it still don't work could you please tell me if u can help thx
its a JVC Super VHS GR-SXM48
mrs holmes, October 2007
Can't fix but maybe inject life.
Use high quality tapes - Panasonic, JVC, Fuji. Seem to work better (or so I've heard).
Remove tape and battery when not in use.
I am trying the above as just opening and closing doesn't always work.

dagrdad, January 2009
as not been used in a long time, and when i play or record with it is always fussy now cleaned the head still the same.

allan, October 2008
found this solution on internet and seems to work for many people
Re: E04 Unit in safeguard mode
- 11th Feb 2005 2:06
Here's what i found. I was able to clear the message by opening and closing and ejecting the cassette. I also had to play with the battery at the same time. Keeping the cassette door open and then pulling out the battery. After is did this a couple of times i got the message to clear. I too haven't used my camcorder for some time and now that the error message has cleared the camcorder tells me that i need to clean the heads.

Hope this helps. Below is the message i found that pointed me toward ejecting the cassette.



An error indication (E03 or E04) appears.
- (E03 or E04 UNIT IN SAFEGUARD MODE REMOVE AND REATTACH BATTERY) This massage a malfunction
of some kind has occurred.
In this case the camcorder's functions become unusable.
- Eject the cassette once and re-insert it, then check if the indication clears. When it does, you can resume using the camcorder. If the indication remains, consult your nearest JVC dealer or service center

david bryant, June 2008
Someone said to tap on the part with the tape. That didn't work for me, but taking out the tape and putting it back in is working for now. might want to try it!

shannon, October 2007
Someone said to tap on the part with the tape. That didn't work for me, but taking out the tape and putting it back in is working for now. might want to try it!

shannon, October 2007
link Click here to see other fixes for JVC.