Nikon D3000 Digital Camera "back working battery change" Questions

...working after battery change I put a recharged battery in, took a couple of shotsthenthe power appeared to fail. I put the old battery back in, got a couple of shots then the power went again. Tried ...

...back inside the camera after a few seconds the battery shows as full and the camera continues working until the problem reoccurs. Please can you help in diagnosing the problem. Thank you in advance - ...

...the same problem in Hong Kong. Live view isn't working. turn on-off, change battery, reset setting, format memory card wouldn't work or solve anything. just send it back to customer service

...working two months later. I'm getting really disappointed in this Nikon camera (after having used Nikon for over 20 years) I had the same "Lens not attached" error message with a brand new D40 and ...

...working then fine . Otherwise format the memory card and fix back in camera again & try. Make sure before format the memory card take a back up all photos in your computer then format. If no luck ...

battery and then put it back after a minute or so. If the camera is still not coming to, change the battery to another one. If this does not work, you need to take to the camera to a repair shop to be

...back casing. Nothing hanging or loose. The camera was never dropped, never wet, never around static, and was being used inside a hotel room at around 68 dry degrees. Had around 12-14,000 shutter ...

...back in and still get the same message connect the mini usb calbe to Camera only. Camera will working like without cable. Go to setup menu and Change USB setting to P, PTP. the unplug the miniusb and ...

...again. I have been switching it off and back on, which seems to work. Sometimes when I do this, in the off position the digital read-out remains in the view finder. Any advice? change the ...

...back, which will tell you what the indicator lights mean. If your camera and battery are doing what they are supposed to be doing, then you may have bought a faulty camera, or the battery which came ...