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Master
Tim's
Casio Camera Troubleshooting Guide:
If
you are having problems with your camera and you're not sure why,
here are a few tips and tricks that might get you back up and
running.
1.
Remove the memory card. Sometimes a damaged, faulty or
incompatible memory
card can cause the camera to malfunction.
2.
Remove the battery. If the camera is having issues
related to memory or firmware, take out the battery for a few
hours and try again. This may give the camera a chance to
reset.
3.
Reset the MENU to default. If the camera is able to
power up, access the MENU, go to Setup and choose RESET.
4.
Don't try to take it apart. Unless you are qualified and
have the proper tools it's not a good idea to try to take the
camera apart yourself. Leave that to the professionals.
5.
Be gentle. Don't force the lens if it appears to be
stuck. Forcing a jammed lens will almost certainly cause
more damage.
6.
Keep the camera clean. These little cameras have very
small mechanical parts within the lens assembly. Keeping
your camera away from dust and sand etc. will greatly improve it's
function and increase it's life.
7.
Use the wrist strap or lanyard. The most common problem
is caused by dropping or bumping the camera while the lens is
extended. A wrist strap is a must at all times while
shooting.
8.
Don't transport the camera with the battery installed. If
the camera powers up while stored in a pocket or pouch etc. the
lens is unit is very susceptible to damage.
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