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It may be the belt is worn. can you hear the motor running. take off the back of the unit and look at the drive belt

TECH SPECS for ADOBE PREMIERE 6.5
Minimum System Requirements

Windows

Windows 98SE, Me, 2000 (SP2), or XP

Intel PIII 500MHz

128MB RAM (256MB or more recommended)

600MB HDD space for installation

CD-ROM drive

QuickTime 5.0 recommended

Microsoft DirectX certified FireWire

dedicated large-capacity 7200RPM HDD

For Real-Time Preview:
Pentium III 800MHz processor (Pentium 4 dual processors recommended)

Macintosh

Mac OS 9.2.2 or Mac OS X v.10.1.3

PowerPC G3 (G4 or G4 dual recommended)

64MB RAM (128MB or more recommended)

600MB HDD space for installation

CD-ROM drive

QuickTime 5.0.2

QuickTime compatible FireWire

large-capacity HDD capable of sustaining 5MB/sec

For third-party capture cards:
Adobe Premiere certified capture card

For Real-Time Preview: G4 processor (G4 dual recommended)

Have you tried formatting it if no try it and if it didn't work try using command prompt its stron for such things. Thank you for your question don't hesitate to contact me if you have another question

I have the same problem. Just started missing the spin cycles and now I need to find which part to replace.
So far I think it could be: Aged contacts in the Timer, a faulty spin/no spin switch, or something to do with the brake/release mechanisms etc. ..I do know that the problem is electrical because everytime the motor starts the spin works fine; therefore eliminating in my opinion, the mechanical gearbox bits as a cause.

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what you will need to do is reflash the phone or reformat the memory card to correct this issue

format the memory card

timer or timer module fault