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Re: My fuji finepixs keeps asking me to turn off the...
Turn it off, remove the card and battery, leave it overnight and then replace battery and card. This may help - if not, it is probably a repair (expensive) or replace situation, I'm afraid.
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When the camera detects an error, it will tell you to turn it of and on again. Most of the time this all solve minor problems, which are caused by a software glitch. If the error returns, you could try this. While the camera is off, remove the battery, of say a minute or so. Than reinsert the battery and switch on again.
If the error keeps coming back, you should contact a Fuji certified crevice centre.
Always make sure, the battery is charged and the contacts are clean and shiny. (battery and in the camera, the battery compartment.)
I restarted the camera while holding down the Disp/Back button (which is used to update the firmware). I did not update the firmware, but just turned it back off and on again. Problem solved. Go figure!
If the camera was on when it was dropped you probably jamed the lense coil. The lense coil is what helps the camera smoothly pull in the lense and back out. Now, just to specify, what exactly are you having a problem with? Will the actual lense not go back into the camera when you turn it off; or can you not get your camera off zoom?
Let me know~
Olivia
Is the battery fully charged? Or is the battery near the end of its useful life? Some batteries hold a charge better than others-- I have 2, both used well, and one seems to last longer than the other...
I think I've solved the same problem on a Finepix A350. My shutter has been sticking for months now on powerup. I brushed all round the periphery of the shutter with a perfectly clean, small, camel hair brush and now it operates perfectly! So maybe the answer is to keep a new brush specially for this. Hope this works for you! I certainly would not try dropping the camera as someone suggested.
due to very low temprature some malfunction may have occured. keep it in normal temprature for few hours and then try switching it ON. even if this not solves take it to some service centre.
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