NO PICTURE my razr only shows a blank screen (it lights up, and doesn't go off, but their is no picture). I can push buttons and even call, but can't see what i'm doing

Your shutter is stuck open. Remove the lens. Set to fireworks mode. May need to be in a dark room. When you press the shutter button tap the camera with an object that won't damage it. I used a rubber coated knife handle. Pull the battery and repeat. Tapping all around the camera. Hopefully it will break free. Then do some continuous shooting to loosen it up.

1. Try cleaning the battery contacts inside the battery compartment.
2. Try removing the media card, then turn on camera. If its ok, then you have a bad media card, try formatting the media card.

Power supply board have problems.Tries Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish power supply board for the replacement.

If u have a Razor (As shown in the picture), If the mini Screen Works(When you close the phone) then then make sure the push down button((Turns off the main screen when you flip the phone closed) is not pushed down while the phone is open.

Hope this helps.

take the phone to a mobile repair center and have them check the phone for you

I bought mine 2 1/2 yrs ago too. Found this solution on this site and tried it. It worked perfectly.
Turn to TV mode, set the exposure to 15 seconds by pushing the little "arrow dial" until you have 15"
Push the button to take the picture.
Wait 7 seconds from when you push the button, then turn over and open the battery door while it is "taking the picture."
Close the battery door and turn back on. 
I did this three times and the last time, it worked and the iris became unstuck.
Then I took a million pictures to get the iris moving.
Good luck!

You can get a repair kit from www.magnavoxhelp.com for under 30.00 dollars.

Its very easy.



Step 1:
Go to the picture browser on your cell phone. This can usually be easily found by pressing the camera button. When the camera loads up at the bottom of the screen, you should see one of the following options: "Browse," "Gallery," "Options," or "Tools." Press the button on your phone that corresponds with one of those (the top-left and top-right buttons on your phone perform whatever action the text on the bottom-left and bottom-right of the screen says). If there is only "Options" or "Tools," then a pop-up menu will open within which you will be able to select "Browse" or "Gallery."


Step 2:
Select the picture you want to send from your picture gallery. You should now be viewing just that picture.


Step 3:
Find the options for "Send," "Options," or "Tools" at the bottom of the screen. If there is "Send," push the button the corresponds with it. If there is only "Options" or "Tools," push the button for that, then select "Send" from the menu that comes up.


Step 4:
Enter the email address you want to send the picture to in the "To:" field. Use the numberpad on the phone to enter the letters. Any special symbols, including @, are most likely under the number 1 - just keep pressing it in succession until you get the symbol you want. If you make a mistake, the "Clear" button will backspace.


Step 5:
Press the "Send" button on your phone (the same one you would use to make a call). Your picture will be sent to the email address you specified.


Hope it helps.

Have you checked your video source to ensure that this isn't a problem with your PC or whatever you're displaying on it? Try using a different display and see what happens. Try putting this LCD on a different PC and see what happens. If indeed it is this screen then it could be something as simple as a loose cable. Start simple and work from there.

The flash light test only works with lcd monitor as they have back lights. Double check the connections again, also, if you can borrow a monitor try it on your pc, it may be your graphics driver needs to be uninstalled and re-installed, but you will need a monitor to see.