SOURCE: Kodak Easyshare
Remove the batterty andclean the internal battery contact with an
eraser on the end of a pencil- take a flash light to look inside the compartment to enfure they are bright and clean.
Make sure the battery door and contact srip are a good tight fit
Hold the door down with a finger whilst switching on
Other than that there is little moreyou can do
SOURCE: No power to my new Kodak - Series 3 EasyShare Dock for Select Kodak EasyShare Digital Cameras
Hey ditzydiana,
If you just purchased the camera and you are already having problems with it I would not try to troubleshoot the problem I would exchange it for a new one. If you purchased the camera from a Best Buy™ store the return/exchange period on the camera is 14 days. I hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Allan
Go Ahead. Use Us.
SOURCE: Camera battery clip
Well, I got the latch and spring back into my DX7630, and so far (half an hour after) so good.
To do this, I had a replacement latch from U.S. Camera ($10 total, latch plus shipping and handling) and the original spring on hand. I took all of the eight screws holding the camera body together. I also pulled off the "rubber" hand grip on the front of the camera. I'm not sure if that was necessary or not, but in doing it I broke off one of the "claws" that secure the grip.
Then I turned the camera so the battery door was on top, opened the door, and gently pried the camera body halves apart. I used "square" wooden toothpicks to hold the body apart so I could get at the latch area. (The battery was not in the camera during all this work.)
There are two small slots in the camera body where the latch is held and pivots. The latch pivots can be slipped into those slots if the toothpicks have the body wedged open widely enough.
The hard part of the assembly is getting that latch spring properly mounted. The spring fits over the rod of the latch. The spring wire has two ends: one is shorter. The shorter-end goes behind the latch on the memory card side. The longer-end makes the job difficult. It must be held so that the spring is under tension while the battery side latch pivot is slipped into its slot, then the memory card side latch pivot is slipped into its slot. The longer spring-end presses against the camera body.
The latch and spring only flew away into the darkness of this room once during the effort, and that happened because I tested the latch a few times before closing the camera body. The body halves should be closed before doing any latch testing.
I put all the screws back into the camera snapped the rubber hand grip back in, put in a battery and a memory card, and at this writing, all seems to be working as designed. Hooray!
SOURCE: kodak easyshare Z740
I may be able to help with your Kodak EasyShare Z740 that turns itself
off.
Try these steps to fix your camera.
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hope that helps.
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Kodak EasyShare Z740
Turns Off Fix
Kodak EasyShare Z740
Manual Download
SOURCE: Kodak EasyShare M340 Digital Camera
Maybe, the batteries need to be changed to new ones.
Try to use Li ion batteries as recommended by Kodak.
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