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Thanks! I was hoping for an easy fix. I will check it out with Kodak to see what it will cost.Thanks! I was hoping for an easy fix. I will check it out with Kodak to see what it will cost.
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It seems that the one of the gears of your lens has came loose that is why you are expiriencing the problem. This may happen if the camera has been dropped or the lens has been banged.
You should contact the companies repair center to have your camera fixed
Sir that click sounds is due to shutter breakage and hence you won't be able to access it properly. Take the shutter out after opening it and replace it with a new/fresh one.
I have the same/similar problem. I could hear the camera attempting to retract the lens. Camera shut down after timeout.
Disassembled camera & found two teeth missing from plastic gear in gearbox attached to lens motor. Don't know yet if part(s) are available.
Camera had light use. Patheticly short life & that Kodak didn't use stronger nylon gears. Bought a barely use Kodak P880 recently, & the autofocus died shortly after. Web search showed others had same failure. I'll never buy another Kodak camera.
Could be time for a new camera
But check out Kodak Support first.
It has been said that cameras in a certain price band[any make/model] are to be considered as disposable -like toasters and kettles I guess.
My Kodak DX6440 did the same thing.
After sending it to Kodak's third-party repair (as per Kodak), they called to say it was not fix-able.
Kodak's response was "No parts available" and offered 10% off list price of a refurbished camera.
...Big sports
...Way to keep customer loyalty
If you choose Kodak, the cameras are good but buy them knowing they are a disposable item.
BK
Thanks! I was hoping for an easy fix. I will check it out with Kodak to see what it will cost.
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