Where to put 3 AA batteries - Disney Pix Micro Digital Camera

its so not true instead try the fatter batteries maybe just one would do it

Went to amazon and found these.
Entop, green battery, R6P, UM-3 Size AA 1.5V

The battery has to make contact with the bulb as well as the end cap, so if you take the end cap off and the batteries don't come out that end I recommend pulling the bulb assembly apart and taking them out that end. And the next time you put batteries in coat the outside of them (not the terminals) with electrical grease (like you put on car batteries) to prevent them from sticking in there again. Note: if both ends are removed you can use something like a screw driver to push the batteries straight through and out the other end.

• looking at the manuals on this site for the Disney Pix Click range - http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/
• http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/qsg/Disney_Pix_Click_Guide.pdf
• http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/qsg/Disney_PixClick_v2_QSG.pdf

• They all seem to go in the same place. - some only seem to use two - this one uses three

The camera is powered by 3 AA batteries. Only use the battery specified by the manufacturer.

1. Lift the rubber USB interface cover on the bottom of the camera and gently press the lever to the left.
2. Lift the faceplate off completely and place it to the side of the camera.
3. Insert the batteries using the battery polarity symbols (+/-) as a guide.
4. Replace the faceplate by gently placing it back on the camera body.
5. Replace the rubber USB cable connection cover on the bottom of the camera.
6. Turn the camera on by pressing the Power button. To turn the camera off, press the Power button again.
7. Note: If the camera is not used for one minute, it will automatically shut down. To restart the camera, press the Power button.

I wish I had a solution... I'm in the exact same situation. I put in new batteries, and all I get is a faint reading of gibberish from the LCD screen, and that's it. I've tried following the instructions, but I can't set the time in the LCD clock, since it's unreadable, and almost completely gone. Seththomas.com has a web page indicating that "they will be back with info", but no support or FAQ pages. Disappointing... I have three of these clocks, and they are all behaving the same way.

Check if your using the recomended batteries for this camera Easyshare C613. The batteries are 2AA Ni-MH batteries, 2 AA Lithium batteries or 2 AA Alkaline batteries. If your use this kind of batteries and they are new out from the box try this steps.
1. Remove the memory card and the battery on the camera
2. Clean the both battery contacts with clean dry cloth
3. Put the battery back in the camera in correctly
4. Set the camera in Auto "it's the camera icon on the dial of the camera."
5. Turn it on
*If it turns ON take photos and review them check if it will stay on
*If it doesn't turn ON or stay ON contact Kodak support line @ 1-800-235-6325 (23KODAK). You can also try to log on to www.kodak.com/go/stepbystep.

• The HTsi & HTsi Plus cameras do not take AA batteries. They take two CR2 batteries. One AA battery will only be 1.5 volts. The CR2 batteries are 3 volts each, providing 6 volts to the camera(when you have 2 installed). So if you insert a AA battery, there is not a high enough voltage to allow the camera to operate, which is why it doesn't do anything in your case. The AA battery will not damage the electronics of the camera, but it may physically damage the "battery compartment door" if you have to force it closed.

• There is a slide-type button on the back that is labeled "Lock . . On".
  The "On" mode is just that, it turns the camera on. The "Lock" mode is actually the "Off" mode.
  

It is a high-powered camera, also knows as a GREAT camera. Use CRV-3 lithium duracell batteries. I have the same camera and the same "problem", but when I use that battery it lasts forever.

I had the same problem. 1 of four way's can fix it. #1 Put a batt. that has a little charge in that flashing spot 1st. and see if that works. #2 put the batt. in that flashing slot first and then in the 1st slot, If that did'nt work, #3 Put Batt. in backwards for 1 sec. in and out fast. and I do say very fast, In that flashing spot. #4 buy a new one. The one that fixed mine was #1 and it stoppppped flashing, The order I put them in was - 3-1-2-4 I put in #3 batt. first, it was the one flashing And it worked, You may have a bad batt. or it's on it's way out, but try It. worked for me!

The E-10/20N battery holders are designed to fit the longer type CRV-3 lithium batteries and conventional sized AA NiMH batteries. Once installed into the battery compartment the AA sized batteries will make an electrical contact with the camera