Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera "door shut tight" Questions

door doesn't shut tightly any longer, and pressing it closed doesn't help, either. Things to check first for a camera that won't turn on are battery contact points, and micro switches that

...door shut look closely at how tight the door is to the camera, you should not be able to fit a finger nail into the seam, while pressing down on the door there should be no movement. If you have ...

...shut position tracks below them as well as receiving positve pressure from the actuater arms and their action/return springs which when in the lens retracted closed positon force each shutter door ...

...shut off. After much cajoling, shaking and knocking, I finally tried the following: turned the camera on, and gently but firmly pushed the lens itself back into the camera. It's back to the old ...

...on concrete floor. Message reads "Lens error restart your camera" and battery compartment door chipped and will not stay closed tightly. Can I repair myself with parts or do I need to mail ...

...- the camera never powered on when that happened. When I shut the door tight it came on every time. I was just about to send the camera in to Fuji to repair. I'll update more if this isn't the

...quickly If the connections are tight and not loose, battery should not drain excessively. Gap in door should not drain batteries. Try gun wrapper over battery to improve connection if battery

...door open" and camera will shut down, mine did it randomly after few seconds. To see if that sensor is the cause for the problem, push it in with a toothpick. If camera can be started up and it stays ...

...door shut, but that did not work well. Taping the the door is about all you can do. n Battery short life may be another issue -what type of batteries are you using? Ni-Cad or NiMah are the only ...

...door will not shut properly, camera will come on my camera will not power on because (through trial and error) the compartment door that holds the batteries does not close tight, therefore there is ...