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Common Digital Camera Problems

CASIO Exilim point and shoot cameras, as well as Sony, Canon, Pentax, Nikon, etc.

  1. SAND; Camera dropped in sand and lens has issues...

  2. Lens damaged; won't extend or retract; system will not power up.
    This is normally caused when the camera is dropped while the lens unit is in the extended position. The lens alignment tends to be altered, thus causing catastrophic effects when the lens attempts to retract. REPAIR

  3. Lens won't extend, just makes clicking sound.  One of the most common problems with digital cameras with extending lenses is caused when the lens attempts to extend while in a confined space, such as a pocket, carry pouch, purse or suitcase.  There is a very simple way to avoid this; remove the battery when transporting the camera or carrying it in your pocket.  REPAIR

  4. Lens extends, makes buzzing noise, then retracts with "Lens Error" message.  This is indicative of a malfunctioning focus lens which can be caused by several different things, but is most commonly caused by an obstruction to the focus lens gears such as sand.  I DO NOT recommend attempting to repair this yourself.  This is a delicate process and inexperience may cause your camera to not focus correctly even if the obstruction is removed.  REPAIR

  5. LCD damaged / cracked
    Another very common problem is caused when cameras are forced into a tight space such as a purse, suitcase, briefcase, pocket etc.  The cameras LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is made of very thin glass.  It cannot withstand much pressure.  You should avoid any excess pressure and certainly any impact to the LCD.  REPAIR

  6. "System Error" caused by internal memory system failure.
    Systems errors can be caused by several reasons.  Occasionally, this type of problem will occur due to electronic component failure and there isn't much you can do to prevent it.  However, there are reasons this can occur due to user error, such as removing the memory card while the camera is storing data; removing the battery while the camera is storing data or disconnecting the PC interface during a data transfer.  REPAIR

  7. Pictures overexposed, washed out, and/or appear to have horizontal lines through them.  This is caused by a faulty or damaged aperture unit inside the main lens assembly.  The lens will have to be disassembled and the aperture unit repaired or replaced.  REPAIR

  8. Flash not working.
    Flash failure is usually due to component exhaustion, however, impact to the camera can cause circuit problems leading to Flash Failure.  REPAIR

  9. Buttons not responding.
    When the buttons of the camera fail it's most often caused by liquid damage, or possibly damage to a connector usually caused by impact.   REPAIR

  10. Camera locks up; appears DEAD
    This can be caused by a faulty memory card.  Remove the card and try again.

  11. Memory card interface failure.
    Usually caused by a faulty memory card or CPU failure.

  12. NP-20 Battery won't charge, AMBER light just flashes on charger.
    Battery is completely discharged and charger won't begin charging process as a safety precaution to avoid excess current flow.  CLICK HERE for solution.

  13. EX-V7 and EX-V8 "Lens Stabilizer Error"
    Camera shows "Lens Stabilizer Not Available" error on startup due to impact.
    Click Here for Solution

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Common Casio® Watch Repair Problems:  
1.  Battery replacement and RESET MODULE
2.  Reseal/Pressure test
3.  Band replacement
4.  Case replacement due to damaged pin holes from excessive force from band being pulled too hard.
5.  Module replacement, if module functions fail, such as altimeter, thermometer, compass, thermometer, camera, etc.

 

 

 

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