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Posted on Jun 08, 2008

My camera will not come on. and also the lens is opened out and will not go back in, i have put several new batteries in it, and if i put batteries in it and close the battery door, and push on, the light will come on for about 2 seconds and then go off, but it doesn't sound like anything else comes on. i don't know what is going on, it has been working perfectly til now.

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  • hlaidlaw Jun 18, 2008

    My camera switches off when I have zoomed in as far as I can. The result is my camera is switched off but the lense is still out. I am now unable to switch back on.

  • lilchop29 Jun 29, 2008

    camera just won't turn on I have already changed the batteries and still nothing

  • Anonymous Jul 02, 2008

    Samsung S600 was not working - Switch on - 3 beeps - Switched off again.

    I noticed the Lens was not fully retracted and was able to wobble it with my fingers and ease it out a little - Switched the camera back on and it works fine - It may have received a knock on the lens after the battery went flat and not fully retracted - I use 2 x NiMh 2500 rechargeable batteries which last a fair while.

  • geprudhoe Aug 03, 2008

    same problem with two samsung s630 cameras, working perfectly then lens stuck out and will not turn on,numerous new batteries tried,

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I had the same problem with the samsung s630 with the lens stuck open, I would turn on the camera and then it would beep 3 times then automatically turn it's self off. I tried using new batteries and chargeable batteries nothing was working and the lens was stuck causing the camera to shut down. I tried to twist the lens to get it unstuck, eventually it did get unstuck and now the camera is working fine.

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My camera will not turn on or off lense stuck open put new batteries still nothing my daughter took picture with it everything went blank its the samsung s630 worked fine till today!!

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My camera has done the same thing. However I have put many new batteries in it and still it will not work! it just freezes! even if i let it set! I have even tried leaving the batteries out.. and still.. NOTHIng!!!!!!!!!

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