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Nikon cool pix keeps saying battery exhausted will not recharge only flashes red. New batteries unable to charge or use. Is there a setting? Using my cell phone miw??

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 17, 2009

SOURCE: I have a nikon cool pix camera that doesn't turn on

When there is nothing happening, it is hard to understand what is wrong.
Do the menus cone on or anything turn on?
If the camera comes on at all, then try setting all the menus to default.
If nothing comes on, no lights, nothing, then you are stuck.

If it will not turn on at all, I would recommend selling it at a site such as Ebay for repair parts, as is. At least you can get some money back, and buy another camera.

Also you may want to consider to call Nikon and trade-in or trade-up your camera for a re-furbished unit (a re-furbished unit will have everything just as it came from the factory. The support-repair department would be the place to get the number and information.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 19, 2011

SOURCE: I put 4 new batteries

Hi williamlavon, use NiMh 2800 mAh or more and charger to solve.
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I'm one of many who have had problems with the battery exhausted signal one gets with Nikon cameras, even sometimes with freshly charged batteries.

Yes. It sure could have caused the problem. You didn't say which Nikon camera you have, so consider this a general answer. NMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) batteries are rechargeable and alkaline batteries are not. When your camera is set for rechargeable, the recharging circuit is activated when your camera is plugged into the wall outlet. When the camera is set to alkaline, the charging circuit is disabled. Therefore, if you had the camera set to alkaline and you used rechargeable batteries, you batteries were never getting charged. Since your NMH batteries were in a discharged state, your camera gave you correct information.
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Nikon Coolpix keep resetting Time and Date and menu settings.

Hi.

I am listing this tip for the Nikon Coolpix 995, but the tip is valid for all Nikon Coolpix models.

The Nikon cool pix settings are saved into an internal memory.

The internal memory is maintained by an internal rechargeable battery, that is recharged from the main Li-Ion battery.

If you leave your Nikon overnight with no main battery, or if the Li-Ion batteries have drained, then the internal battery will also drain , resetting the clock and other settings, saved on the internal memory. The camera may even drain in about 6 hours depending on the camera, normally it takes at least 12 hrs to drain the clock battery.

If the internal battery is resetting immediately, after you set the clock, or just after few minutes, then the clock battery must be replaced.

The camera must be disassembled completely to replace the battery located on one of the two main internal boards.



Nikon says that the clock battery loosing charge is normal. I quote what they say on the publication titled " The Nikon Guide to digital photography with Coolpix"

"Backup battery of the clock
The clock-calendar is powered by a separate rechargeable battery, which is charged as necessary when the main battery is installed. If the camera has been stored with the main battery removed for a long period of time, the clock may need to be reset. Once the main battery has been reinserted, the clock battery will recharge in several hours, during which time the main battery should be left in the camera."
Original file: Download here


If the clock does not work at all, and is resetting immediately, even though the Li-Ion batteries are fully charged, then the best thing to do is calling Nikon, at the number listed on the owners manual, telling them that you did not do any improper use of the camera, and trying to get the fault repaired as factory defect. That is not always possible, and the decision depends on Nikon customer service.

See also: Nikon | Contacts


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Nikon Coolpix L110. Less than a month old. Keeps saying "batteries exhausted" even with brand new batteries

Are you using good quality batteries? Cheap supermarket batteries (usually zinc carbon) tend to be weaker than quality alkaline batteries. Look for alkaline batteries with the code "mn1500" somewhere on either the battery or the packet. Also, rechargeable batteries can vary between brand in that some hold less charge for less time than others. So look for the code "2000" or "2500" on the pack if you want to use rechargeables. Many cameras use only 2 AA batteries and it takes a lot of power just to start them (charging the flash and extending the lens etc.) and need a good battery for them to work.
If this doesn't solve the problem (I think it should) then you may want to return the camera and have it replaced under warranty.
Hope this helps.
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My Nikon Coolpix S3000 says battery exhausted, but when I plug into charge it won't charge. Any suggestions?

The rechargeable battery probably needs to be replaced, I would take it to a camera shop let him have a quick look to make sure the charge light is coming on and try a new battery.
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Camera saying batteries exhausted,when new batteries in

You must use good alkaline batteries or better, a set of high capacity NiMH recharegables. Zinc batteries just aren't up to the task.

New rechargeable batteries are supplied only partially charged. You need to charge them fully before use.
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Flashing square, pix # and 2 underscores

According to the manual this looks like the batteries died during rewind. You'll need to replace them or recharge them, then power the camera back on and re-initiate the film rewind process

You can find a link to the manual at this address:
http://www.butkus.org/chinon/nikon/nikon_f65_65d/nikon_f65_65d.htm
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Try changing the batteries. I think that is how it says it needs more juice to charge the flash.
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