Camera would work after battery was removed, rubbed....and the placed in camera Alain. This tricky no langer works, camera does not open, does not react at all despite fully charged battery
Try this trick. Pull battery and put camera in a zip lock bag and into freezer overnight. Take out and install charged battery and see if there is any change. This worked with a Go-pro I had, unbelievable! Capacitors get old and dry out and these sometimes affect the charge circuit as well as batteries getting old too. Li-po batteries (yours) get old if you use them or not so it may just be an expired battery.
SOURCE: Canon PowerShot S45 Digital Camera
Maybe this fuse is blown:
http://www.hit-karlsruhe.de/aol2mime/images/S45_S50_PowerFuse.jpg
Short it or replace it.
See also http://www.hit-karlsruhe.de/aol2mime/canon_powershot.htm
Good luck!
SOURCE: logitech pocket digital camera
Same happening to me. The solution is to try it in a different USB port, as it is a USB related issue.
SOURCE: Battery Dont Charge
jpierre's solution (in another thread) was right on the money. Touch
the positive (+)end of the 9v battery to the positive (+) end of the
camera battery.Leave them touching for a few seconds (10 seconds should
be more thansufficient). Seems these lithium-ion batteries are subject
to a'digital memory.' Subjecting it to a volt surge almost three
timeshigher seems to clear it.
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm
In short, it works like a charm.
SOURCE: FUJI F20 Won't Power Up - Good and Charged Battery
Fuji FinePitteryx refuses to power up,even after new lith. batteries were installed
SOURCE: Battery Fully Charged Camera Won't turn on
Hi
There are several things that could cause this.
1-
Check the battery door indicator switch under the battery door and
beside the memory card slot. Is the little black switch damaged or
missing? Try pressing down gently using a pen it with the door open and
then press the power button. Does it turn on?
2- The fuse has
blown and needs to be replaced. Offhand I don't recall where it is on
the SD600 PCB or how hard it is to solder on a new one (depends on if
its tricky to get at or not). Good thing is fuses are really cheap.
3-
Other power problem with the PCB due to corrosion or impact damage. The
PCB or 'motherboard' of the camera will need to be replaced.
A couple solutions would be to either buy a defective camera online and
make one good camera from the two if you can do that sort of thing
yourself, or secondly have it repaired by somebody.
Don't bother
trying to send the camera to Canon if it is out or warranty (though you can call them and verify
what I'm about to say) because they will want $150+ to do the repair
for you. Parts are not cheap to buy from them.
I know of
one very affordable digital camera repair business... because I own it.
The name is Darntoothysam, feel free to check us out, we are on that
big auction website also (I don't plug their name for free), our seller
ID is 'darntoothysam'. If you Google "darntoothysam" you will find us.
If we can help with your repair then please let us know.
Hope this helps,
Thomas
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