MY SCREEN WHERE IT FITS ON THE MACHINE IS BROKEN ON ONE SIDE NOW THERES ONLY WHITE SCREEN. CAN IT BE FIXED?

Sounds like you have a clogging issue. Have you tried running white vinegar through it to help clean and descale the unit? Give that a try... Good Luck!

Here is the part to order.

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you have a couple of options:
1) if its still under a manufacture's warranty, contact fujifilm and see what your options are.
2) buy a replacement LCD screen and fix it yourself (this will void any active warranties)
3)buy a new camera (sucks but $80 can get you a nice camera at 8+ megapixel)

Does this white line show if the monitor is plugged into a different computer? If not, the graphics card in the computer might be bad or MAYBE the cable. If the line is still there on another machine, the monitor is broken. This likely means a fragile ribbon cable has been torn or damaged inside the monitor. It can rarely be fixed and is so fragile that most people further damage the cable when attempting to adjust it. Sorry about your luck.

Is the cord broken in the computer, or the monitor or the pin broken and stuck in the machine? If it is in a desktop it goes into the power supply. Which you can change the whole power supply fairly cheap. that is if it in a desk top computer. 4 screws, 4 or 5 connectors and ta da new power supply, All you need is readings off power supply such as wattage. Good luck

Actually, it's super easy to replace the screen. You'll need to order a new one (around 35$, or so). You'll also need a small screwdriver and a small pair of tweezers (actually, eyebrow removing ones will work just fine).

Before you do anything, TAKE OUT THE BATTERY.

Unscrew the screws, remove the front and back casing. Flip the broken screen out of the holder. Follow the orange conductive ribbon round to the other side of the camera, and using the tweezers, gently tug it out of the printed circuit board.

Carefully remove the broken screen.

Take the new one, thread the orange strip back through, and insert it in the PCB slot. Put the lcd screen in it's case, and then put the front and back on, and screw it together.

Watch out for them screws, their small and tricky. don't let them get away from you!

There's a number clips on youtube of someone doing this to a similar camera, but not this model.

This really isn't hard to do, so, yknow, I'd recommend it to anyone.

I have just fixed this issue on my machine. Empty the machine by using the program options to spin only. Turn off power. Remove the plastic back plate then the silver back plate. Looking at the rear of the machine bowl, right hand side is a plastic tube which runs to the top right hand side of the machine. This is the water level sensor tube. Check if it is broken or blocked. Mine was broken near the top of the machine. I removed the lid (becareful to take note how the spring fits in with the leid for when you replace it. Remove the control panel cover. I saw the water level sensor (looking from the rear of the machine) to the right. It is brown and has one connector which needs to be disconnected (red and white connectors). Then the water level sensor is removed from its housing by unclipping the two clips. Once removed I replaced the tube and then put it all back together.

It has a problem in the vertical sweep circuit that puts a nonlinearity in its output and you see the glitch in the normally gradual sweep as a line. Since a hit upside the set seems to help, you should just resolder the whole vertical circuit area (doesn't take long) and see if that cures it. If not, start replacing the electrolytic capacitors in that area.
Hope Ya Fix It!

Water damage not fixable - replace