My SD card door broke and for the longest time I used Gaffers tape to put the card door back in place, but one day the card door went missing and I bought a new SD card door for my camera. Now I need to know how to put the new door on. The only thing I need to do it to get the actual metal spring out and slide the door on, and get it back in place. Any advice?
SOURCE: Canon S3 no display on LCD screen
This is a common problem that we ( in the camera repair game ) see a lot . The cause is faulty CCD sensor ( see enclosed pic from a Canon camera ) to see what I mean . Canon will repair this ( or replace the camera if they cannot repair it inside 4 weeks ) free of charge. Why does this happen ? Badly manufactured ( produced in 2002-2004 run ) sensor goes in the camera and starts outputting noise after 1 or 2 years instead of working properly for +- 10 years.
SOURCE: memory card error after inserting SDHC card on powershot A620
the a 620 only goes up to 2 gb no higher
SOURCE: Canon Power Shot A400 will only work with original Canon SD card
Make sure you are using an SD card and not an SDHC card. The SDHC protocol is newer than your camera, and your camera does not support it. SD cards have capacities up to 2 GB. Your camera should work properly with any SD or MMC card.
SOURCE: Tried to unlock Lexar SD 2GB and Lexar SDHC 4 GB - No luck
First of all, the 4GB card will never be able to work in your camera. Check on its face. It likely says SDHC, and SDHC cards as this format came out after your camera was designed (I know it looks exactly like a normal SD card, but it's not).
Now the 2GB card should work with your camera as it is a standard SD card. Remove the card from your camera. Look on the side of the card for the tiny slide switch, and slide it to the other "unlocked" position. Reinsert it in the camera, and see if that corrects the problem.
SOURCE: How to format an SD card on a Canon SD600 camera
Could be that you have the wrong memory card.
SD600 will only work with the old SD cards, but the SD780 will take the SDHC cards.
SDHC was intended to give 4gb or more of storage, while the old SD started as 16 mb. Different cameras have different limits, but it is always best to assume that the practical limit on an SD card is 2mb. Even if the SD780 will take the SDHC cards, it can be more practical to only carry 2GB SD cards and know that they will fit either camera
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