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No image on viewfinder

Hii i have a canon mv830i camcorder only lcd can work properly when i closed the lcd camera viewfinder not working no images on viewfinder.
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There is a short in the wiring were the hinge is at. You can take into a camera store or Best Buy and see what it would cost to replace the wiring in there.

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What is the model number of Canon camcorder?
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2. Power the camera on to the Playback mode.

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4. Switch the camera to the Camera mode. You may use any shooting mode
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5. Press the DISPLAY (DISP) button to enable the LCD panel.

6. Point the camera at a well-lit scene and observe the LCD and/or
viewfinder. If the scene the camera is pointed at appears on the LCD
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you just buy the cable and on your camera and ok.

if you have information abaut that cable please submit to me

 

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