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I have two batteries, charged them both, yet my camera still does not turn on. I mean, no green light or anything. Hopefully I am just stupid and it is something very easy to fix. But my knowledge of this camera is limited and I cannot find the manual for it. Any ideas?
This is generally caused by a blown fuse. These powershot models have an excellent power protection system and will blow a fuse before damaging any critical parts in the camera. At some point the camera experienced a power surge (static electricity, short, etc) and the fuse blew. Chances are good that the camera is still just fine, but will require a fuse replacement. The charge for this at my shop is $89 plus the fuse which is a few dollars. It can be replaced by someone technically inclined who has a pair of tweezers, the proper fuse, and a soldering iron.
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The flashing Orange light means the charge is flashing. The flashing Green light means the focus and exposure are not correct.
Have you recently replaced the batteries? Or are you using rechargeable batteries? Lack of enough "Juice" could allow for the flash to not charge up (Orange) therefore not allowing the camera to get the correct exposure (Green). I would try new fresh batteries or a new battery pack. If that doesn't fix the issue it must be a bad circuitry in the body that is shorting not letting the flash charge.
The
manual says that a red light is a charging error. Green means it is
charging and the light goes out when charging is complete.
The
camera must be turned off when charging the battery. They recommend a
full 8 hour charge for a new battery, then allow it to discharge
completely (leave the camera on I guess) and charge it again "before
use".
You can download the manual from this page. Select the "Resources" tab.
The manual says that a red light is a charging error. Green means it is charging and the light goes out when charging is complete.
The camera must be turned off when charging the battery. They recommend a full 8 hour charge for a new battery, then allow it to discharge completely (leave the camera on I guess) and charge it again "before use".
You can download the manual from this page. Select the "Resources" tab.
Red light indicates that the camera is out of charged., Try to charged your battery for 3-4 hrs if you encounter flashing red on a fully charged battery you need to call kodak 1 800 235 6325 ext 12
You can charged you camera using 5V AC Adaptor or a USB cable taht attached into the computer
The key means youre psp is locked, swith the power button to the middle (when its down, the psp is locked) if its not down, theres a problem with your power button and it needs to be replaced.
I have the same camera.
But when your camera is flashing the green light, that means it's transferring pics.
If the light is just green on the camera, that means that it's charging i think.
But i don't know how to tell when my camera is through charging is my problem.
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