Pioneer n50 error c5110 - Pioneer Audio Players & Recorders

First, you need to find out what the error code means.

Consult the owner's manual Troubleshooting section or
Search the internet for:
Make + Model + the word "C5110"

Same as on my N50. Perfectly normal,

To my knowlege, Sony did not make an N50 camera. They did make a VCR, the SLV-N50 and ratings for that can be found here:

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SLV-N50-Stereo-VCR-SLVN50/dp/B00004VW2A

Nikon made an N50 film SLR beginning in 1994. 30 reviews on the Nikon N50 can be found here:

http://www.photographyreview.com/cat/cameras/film-cameras/35mm/nikon/n50-f50/prd_84794_3105crx.aspx

Hope that helps,
Bax

Around $100, depending on the condition of the camera and the lens. If you are trying to sell, remember that the N50 was called the F50 in the United States, so it might be wise to list it as a N50 and a F50.

Check google and search for sony slv n50 fuse number.

you would have to have it made not available

parts books are available at hobartservice.com for free and you might be able to find service manuals on ebay

http://www.lensinc.net/manuals/N50_user.PDF

Hi: You may want to try changing the aperature setting,or removing the lens,then re-installing the lens. Good luck.

Check if the aperture is set on anything other than 22. This would generate an error message. the N50 (and other auto Nikon cameras) needs to have the lens aperture set to the smallest -- AutoFocus lenses have a lock on them to lock the aperture at the smallest. Some models, such as the N5, can be set to use either the lens' aperture ring or the camera's command dial to set the aperture, but most simpler Nikon auto cameras can only be set by the camera. Setting the lens to its smallest aperture tells the camera that it can control the lens. If the lens is set to anything else than the smallest aperture, F-- shows up on the camera's LCD, and the camera locks up. Check your camera manual for complete info.