Casio Exilim - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 2

Hey, I just had this problem with a Sanyo battery pack (and i thought it was the non-sanyo Li battery) and noticed it wasn't getting warm even 2 hours after "charging" and the red light was flashing - so i turned it off, disconnected the cable from the charger and realised it could go the other way, so tried that AND IT WORKED! i don't know what that cable is called, the 2-prong black cable, but give that a go (turn off in between!).

Call Casio Tech Support and tell them what's going on. They will tell you that you can send in your battery, charger and camera and Casio will send you a new battery after you send yours in. They will also tell you where to send your stuff. The only bad thing is that you will have to pay the shipping to get your stuff to Casio.

Try downloading them to the computer first and then print them from there.

Take it in for a checkup. Something broken or loose. Only experienced camera techs can fix.

Most likely the arrow key switch is broken or the contacts are corroded. If it's a snap-button switch, it needs to be replaced. If this is bad, I recommend replacing the others also. If it's a conductive rubber button (like most TV remote controls), the conductive patch on the inside is worn and needs to be repainted with carbon/silver conductive paint. A miniature snap-button switch is generally less than a dollar from Mouser Electronics - soldering skills are required for replacement. Conductive paint for rubber button switches is $10.45 for a 1 gram tube. It has a very limited shelf life once it's opened, so use up the rest on the other camera buttons, and the power, channel and volume buttons on your favorite TV remote control (if you can get it apart without breaking the case) . Cameras are typically difficult to take apart for repair. You'll have to consider the value of the camera versus the effort to get to the control buttons. The electronics inside are sensitive to static electricity damage, so you should work on an anti-static mat and use an anti-static wristband with it..

I looked up the PDF for your camera, and it says: "use only an SD memory card or a Multimedia card with this camera. Proper operation is not guaranteed when any other type of card is used." I did not see a maximum size listed, but some cameras only accept 4GB, some 8GB. I think the important thing is "use only SD card".

Let the camera dry out completely. If it was not salt water it may be ok. Put it in a warm dry place for a long time. It may take weeks for the insides to get dry.....remove the battery while doing this if possible.

All you can do is reset the electronics to factory defaults. Or contact mfg for protocol to accomplish this.

Ibland finns det en liten str?mbrytare p? sidan av SD-kortet som g?r det m?jligt att skriva till kortet av och p?. Om det misslyckas ?r det f?rst med ett annat minneskort.

The best thing to do is replace the camera.

your camera CCD is gone just replace it near your servive centre https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjw5aHq67_UAhUKuo8KHSMoDFEQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FSAMSUNG-PL100-CCD-SENSOR-FOR-REPLACEMENT-REPAIR-PART-%2F261071736686&psig=AFQjCNGNxusI0WektQaSxFc7lgATrkPq2w&ust=1497615818313040

The manual indicates that the green light flashing once indicates that the camera is powering down. http://www.manualnguide.com/dl/6597/ (see page 218 lamp indications) The first thing you can try is to turn off the camera, remove the battery, remove the memory card. Hold for one minute , pop the battery in(but not the memory card) turn on the camera by pressing the power on buttn and holding it for 15 seconds. This will not only reset the camera but also force the motor to retrace/extend the lens if it is a lens related issue that is causing the camera to shut down. Let me know if you need more help

Contact vendor, arrange refund