Doesn't recognize new batteries - no photo function

Hi, you will have to put it into a camera repair shop and ask for a quote to repair it may not be worth it if it's to costly. Or if it's still under warranty claim warranty on it.

I would try a new battery before a trip to the camera shop as the cost of a battery for this model is far less money than a trip to the repair shop.

First make sure the circuit is live - Are there other things on that circuit? Do they work? If not, check that the breaker hasn't tripped, and reset it if necessary. Next, check that that specific outlet wasn't damaged. Plug something else into it. Does it work? If not, the outlet needs to be replaced. Also plug the Wii into another outlet. If it works, this also confirms the original outlet has been damaged. If the Wii still doesn't power on, the power supply has probably been damaged. Unless you can replace it yourself, it probably isn't worth having it repaired.

ive found that sometimes where the batt is inserted into the gun theres two contacts down there wit a rubber pads the contacts rest against. check and see with a flash lite if one of the rubber pads has pulled away and wraped itself around the contact, if so pull it out with needle nose pliers or what ever works.if not the problem make sure your batt is good some will read 6 volts but will have no or week current. worst case repAIR SHOP.

It's likely not worth getting repaired, no. In the world of digital cameras, 3 years is unfortunately pretty old. If you have tried two different batteries, that rules out the battery as the culprit. It's likely that there is a circuit inside that is fried and is interrupting the flow of power both from and to the battery. My only suggestion would be to take the battery out for a couple of hours then put it back in and see if that does anything. It probably won't but it's worth a shot. It's probably time for a trip to your local electronics store for a new camera...

yes there is a built in batt it will need to be replaced by a service tech most mobile phone repair shops replace mp3 batts

If you dont feel comfortable goto www.TvRepairKits.com. They have put together DIY kits that include all the parts and step by step photo instructions. They also provide support in case you have any quesitosn during the repair.

Pls. use lithium batteries Ni-Mh or rechargeable Batteries (2000 M.Amp or higher).

If your cam use manufactors rechargeble batt.:
Make sure that you are installing a fresh/ full charge battery

Remove the battery
Clean the metal contacts on the battery using a clean cloth

Pls test with an alt. batt.
Contact KODAK:
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14563&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=3490

Alright, so well I just got off information from canon support, and they said to hard restart (1. take out batt/memory card 2. turn the camera to on. leave for 20 seconds 3. press shutter button 6 times 4. let sit for 30 minutes) Then to use it after those 30 minutes. If it doesn't work, just send it into canon.

the dock won't charge batteries that are ni-mh kaa2hr or Li-ion battery pack - so check that

about the printer's ability to recognize the cam, try this.. remove batt, put cam on top of dock (when cameras are on a dock, they can use the dock's power so you can print pictures without batteries) check if somethign will come up on the cam screen

if not .. either would need to be sent in for repair. a digital rep will advise you to send both so the repair center can check