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Re: I just got a sanyo model vpc-603 and it wont turn on...
Are the batteries charged and inserted correctly ? It is always best to use the highest power re-chargeable batteries you can get, rather than the cheap ones from low-priced retail outlets.
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See if the menu has a battery type setting. Some cameras have the ability to use different battery types (alkaline, Ni-Cad, Lithium, ect) and have power management presets to accurately indicate a low battery condition. If you are set to one type an install another, a false reading would result.
I do not want to offend anyone but 1. r u using the correct batteries. 2. is the batteries placed correctly inside the camera. 3. is the battery power rating fresh/strong. If u have read and followed the guides in the operating manual and u still have the problem, I strongly suggest u return the camera to the place you bought it for a replacement
hiak, I had the same problem with my camera. Try opening the battery cover and pressing down onthe battery while turning on the camera. If the camera turns on you have a poor conection between the battery and the camera.I folded a small piece of paper and put on top of the battery then closed the cover.Its worked like new since.
I connected my Sanyo VPC - 603 digital camera to an AC/DC adaptor due to battery malfunctions. After about 5 seconds, i heard a spark sound and the camera went off. What might have gone wrong? How can it be repaired?
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