Video roll. Help needed

I have a video roll in this camera. It is out of warranty. It is on several dealers catologs but I will use SCD as a source for you to see what camera I am talking about.

CEC6001IR

https://www.scdlink.com/Details.cfm?ProdID=1188&category=13

It must be a part that has ever so slightly gone out of tolerance. If I had a schematic I could fix it in 5 seconds flat. Anyone have documentation, or know which cap/resistor to replace?

It has a good video. The camera appears to be scanning slowly down. It is not scanning, it is a downward vertical roll.

This is on the bench, no wire/power issue.

Thanks in advance.

for the price, its not worth fixing, just buy another one!

But, I would look into a better camera. That looks like an ARM type camera and they aren't all that great, especially @ 330/420 lines of resolution. I don't really see how this camera is even all that effective.

Check out the Extreme EX82 dual sensor camera!

http://www.extremecctv.com/product_detail.php?product_id=32

You are absolutly right.

This is a customer who just bought this business. His video surveillance is a total mess as well. Layers of layers of different systems stacked atop of each other. I see warehouse cheap package stuff, and upgrades here, and self induced "shots in the foot" in other areas. He needs to do a total revamp from scratch. In this neighborhood he is going to need to hire off duty officers untill we can get this new package in. I am just trying to stick my fingers in the dike until we can get some "new concrete" poured.

Mean while I laugh at how some of these cameras ended up being powered by 150mA power supplies. Oh boy this is going to be a fun one.

This is very common in what I've seen. Patched together, inadequate power supplies, Know wonder they want someone to come in and fix a "system" that that has a short shelf life in the first place. I have little sympathy for owners of patchwork systems. The time involved is just not worth it. I'd start over and do it right.