I believe that model uses the Z-Mech chassis, so check for damaged teeth to the loading gear, - very commonly - one shears off against the sliding metal gear (top centre of mech) and you'll often see a small piece of white plastic (the missing tooth) stuck in the grease. Gear is visible from top side of mech. but replacement is via underside. Replacement is very straight forward.
Otherwise the large main cam sometimes fails on it's hidden underside, which is a slightly bigger job as the mechanism will have to be realigned after replacing the gear + retaining clip (comes as a kit).
(IF it happens to be the earlier K-Mech, then the loading motor coupling will be the probable cause. A small plastic sleeve inserted over the loading motor spindle. It's hidden within the small worm gear. It splits, causing slippage. (The loading motor ass'y/worm gear is fitted on the underside of the mechanism on the K-Mech).)
Cobweb
May 2006