My konica-minolta a200 stabilizer stopped working. its icon in the display is permanently red (actually it means the camera is too hot - but it is not). when i switch the camera on, or when it wakes up from sleep, you can feel a strong rattle or buzz from the stabilizer which lasts about 5 seconds. any ideas? thanks yigal

SOURCE: Konica Minolta DiMAGE G500 5 MP Digital Camera

your lens mechanism is stuck up! try pulling the lens with slight force, if you are lucky the culprit that is blocking the mechanism will get loose. If you are not lucky theres no way you can remove or fix the problem than sending it to the authorized service center. =-( All digital cameras has a a life expectancy of around three years, or 5000 shots. Here in the Philippines, we use conversion method, since all cameras today are made of plastics, we convert those easy to break parts with metal.

SOURCE: konica minolta driver

Try these links: http://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~choc/minolta/mirror/ca.konicaminolta.com/support/americas/software/dimage-series/dimage-viewer/software_drivers/index.html http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/content/support/supporthome.html

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SOURCE: Konica Minolta Bizhub 350 Error code c0211

It means Bypass Lifting Motion Failure, check pick-up solenoid and lift up sensor.
Reboot machine holding down utility button, then do trouble reset, if nessesary reboot again.
If this error occurs again, you have to call for service

SOURCE: error code c-12cc for Konica Minolta biz hub c-350?

Error code C0520 on Konica Minolta biz hub c-350??

SOURCE: Konica Minolta Dimage Damage

I had the same problem with mine, a minor fall cracked this, I disassembled the unit and one of the springs that hold the main sensor was broken, thus the sensor vibrates instead of "floating" when the camera is turned on. There are two possible solutions: The first is to get a faulty Z6 from eBay and get the parts (the main sensor assembly) and have it replaced. (If you are not comfortable working with 1mm screws, you'd better go with the parts to a camera repair shop and explain them the problem. The second solution is un-elegant but useful: If you disconnect the anti-shake circuit from the main board you won't have the annoying vibration at start, and the focus will work properly. I've done this and I am happy with the result (I rarely used the anti-shake feature, so I don't miss it). For reference, the anti-shake circuit ribbon is the one entering the mainboard just under the left side of the screen.


Ejoy.....
PS. if you have dark spots, chech that the sensor assembly is not too out of place or that a piece of the broken assembly is on the way. Realign it in place (and please don't touch it). and asseble tha camera back