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18-02-2006, 8:51 PM
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| New Member |  JVC Camcorder fuses?  Had camcorder out in snow at Christmas, suddenly died on me. Been told it may be fuse and quoted £1.50 for fuse and £80 labour. Does anyone know where I can get a fuse direct and how easy it is to swap?(Model - GR-D70) Really grateful for any guidance. |
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