Panasonic DVD-RV32S DVD Player, Silver
So-so
Hi, <BR>     I have had good luck with this dvd player, except for what has turned out to be a minor problem.  Read on, though, because this seems to be a COMMON problem with this unit.  <BR>     How to Fix the H07 error code<BR>     Like so many others, after 7 mths with this dvd player, the panasonic DVD-RV32S, I got the &quot;dreaded&quot; H07 error code.  I checked the manual, followed the reset instructions, and could not get rid of the code.  Upstairs, then, to do a google search: 294 hits for &quot;panasonic&quot; &quot;h07&quot;, mostly comments to the effect that it's time for a new DVD player.  <BR>     There were 2 glimmers of hope: one person stated that he sent the player to panasonic and for $45, shipping incl, they repaired the player.<BR>     The other was a fellow who took apart his player (very easy: 6 screws), and figured out that H07 means that the motor won't run. He blew in some compressed air and manually spun the motor and got it to work for 2 more movies.<BR>     Well, figuring I had nothing to lose and reasoning that maybe all the motor needed was some lubrication, I squirted a couple of drops of oil at the base of the motor spindle.  <BR>     I did this last Thursday (11-13).  My wife and I watched Dvd's all weekend.  So, if you've got one of these players, and you've getting this code, with a minimum of mechanical ability, some oil, and a philips screw driver, I think you can resolve this annoying problem. <BR>     Note: At first, I oiled the wrong part,the piece that the Dvd rests on. So, the first time I tried it, I got a message that the dvd couldn't be read.  If you do this, not to worry.  I removed the dvd,wiped off the dvd, wiped out the excess oil out of the player, and both player and dvd are fine.