Fujifilm S1500. Batter compart doesn't close

You can visit, or contact a Fuji certified repair centre, close to you. For that use google and ask for repair centre close to or in .... your city.
Before sending the camera in, please ask what the repair will cost you, because it could be more expensive then buying a new camera, with better specs.

The only reset I can find is on page 89 of the manual.

link to FujiFilm Finepix S1500 manual

That depends on the exposure mode. In any of the automatic point&shoot modes you have no control over the shutter speed, the camera sets what it thinks is the proper shutter speed. In the P (Program AE) mode you can adjust the shutter speed by pressing the +/- button. In the S (Shutter Priority) and M (Manual) modes you control the shutter speed by pressing the +/- button and then using the cursor-up/down buttons.

i have fujifilm s1500 and the flash appear disable on screen , i tray to change it to enable but i cant also there is a yellow camera sign on screen what i can do to make the flash enable

this is the fuji support site http://www.fujifilm.com/support/
Manuals and drivers available from that site
User manual here http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/s/finepix_s1500/pdf/index/finepix_s1500_manual_01.pdf
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/s/finepix_s1500/

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Due to the tight tolerances inside the lense mechanism - small bits of sand or lint may become trapped in the mechanics.

It is advised to take the camera to a camera repair shop and have it disassembled and cleaned.

There are many small parts and intricacies that will render it totally useless if not done properly.

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Hi,
Do you mean the lens cover on the end of the lens Is not opening properly, or the shutter inside the lens?

Yes, but you would most likely (don't quote me) have to send it back to the manufacture to get it fixed. That means $$$, is there a way for you to tape it on? You really only need the metal piece/plate touching the batteries.

I have the simple and cheap fix to a frustrating problem!
Just take a tripod base and screw it into the bottom of the
camera. The square tripod base is large enough to hold the battery
cover on the camera closed without any interference.
So there you go! No tape, rubber bands or other crazy contraptions!
Cheap, Quick and simple.
Steve in Tampa, FL

OK

First check the battery door to make sure that it is closed properly. If you have a media door (the door which covers where the media cards are inserted) make sure that is closed properly. If this is the case then check that there is no plastic broken off. The doors contact with microswitches which allow the camera to turn on.

On the camera there is also a playback button. (green triangle) If you hold this and the camera turns on then your power switch is faulty.

Failing all of this then put some power into the camera via an adapter. If the camera turns on then it is likelly to be a battery fuse.

In all instances you will need to send the camera to be repaired at the fujifilm service centre. Web address below.

http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/technical/camera_repair/