Keeps freezing , battery isn't flat either - Nikon COOLPIX P520 Digital Camera Black 26397 Norman Camera

Try a new printwheel, look for debris in the P/W area.

DickyO

renew the alternator ,its a bosch unit as original and the diode rectifier pack has a faulty diode ,change and get a bosch replacement unit and not a made in china cheapo their just juk and not worth the effort

First check that all the cooling tubes are open between the freezer to refrigerator. If one plugs up, then all the cold is focused on one spot in the refrigerator. If that isn't the problem, then replace the refrigerator thermostat.

This is an ongoing issue with the exclaim. The most common fix for this, which may only be temporary is to, while the phone is turned on, remove the battery. This is called a soft reset of the phone. When a phone is simply turned off, the settings are left as they were. think of this as a computer freezing. You cant just put it in sleep mode to fix it, you need to completely reboot it.

Also keep in mind that as long as there is no water damage (shown in red on the the small circular sticker under the battery cover) this phone is covered by a one year manufacturers warranty. This would get you a FREE replacement vs. the equipment protection plan which would run you $50 dollars to replace.

You have a wiring problem, and unfortunately that is far too complicated and requires too much know-how for me to be able to tell you how to do it via the Internet. I know this isn't what you want to hear, but your best bet is to get it to a good mechanic shop.

Best of luck with it!
-Brian

Check that the power button isn't stuck partially depressed. If that isn't it, you've got issues inside the phone that are going to require qualified service, or an internally damaged battery.

The TV has a Auto On/Off timer, so I would locate that option in the menu, and make sure it isn't set up to do it. If you find it and it is set to Off, I would imagine it is a hardware problem, which I hope it isn't! Good Luck

Something is draining the battery, or either the alternator isn't putting out to keep the battery charged. A local shop can usually check it for free and let you know if it's the alternator. The other is a shortage somewhere which will be a pain to trace down.

Clean cooling coils, Check refrigerant level.

its a processor fault I'm afraid - needs new motherboard :-(