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My batteries died in my pink i733 and when it shut down the "zoom lense" did not recede. i put fresh batteries in it but all that happens is that the green light flashes. it wont come on or turn off. the lense will not recede and none of the buttons work. the screen doesnt come on or anything. HELP!!!!!
My i733 has the same problem,It died on me while I was taking pictures and now the lens is out the green light flashes and it wont turn on, new aa in it aren't helpin I get a very quick bleep of the screensaver but nothing will turn it on. also my camera will make a noise,it sounds like three little beeps and quits.
Re: My batteries died in my pink i733 and when it shut...
This can sometimes be fixed if you remove the batteries over night and allow the camera to sit and discharge it should correct this problem. hope this helps.
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If the lens is stuck out then you will find it is usually one of a few reasons.
1. Check the batteries. (obvious I know). 2. The camera has been dropped or knocked. 3. The camera has grit or dirt in the lens mechanism.
Providing the batteries are ok then 2 and 3 usually mean a professional repair. The lenses tend not to be something that the average home user can remove and take apart. The cost of repair also might be more than the camera value so you will need to find a good repair shop near you and get a quote.
you may be true that sand must be creating this problem, as this happens very often. the sand enters into the lense assembly, creating friction in the movement. if this has happened total dismantelling and cleaning of the lense assembly will solve the problem, but that has to be done by an expert at the repair shop.
Verify you have the right kind of battery and fully charge it. The lense issue you describe commonly happens when the device cannot access enough power to function correctly, so it retracts and powers off to avoid getting your lense stuck in the 'out' position if the battery goes dry.
Press the power button on and hold it down while extending and twisting the telescopic zoom lens. It might fix your problem.
In any case it could not make it worse
Good luck!
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