Screen says "OUT OF RANGE H:27.8K V: 62.0 - Hyundai ImageQuest QV770 17 in.CRT Conventional Monitor

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62 10 Error code on RX100

Hi, Error messages can be found at https://www.sony.com.au/electronics/support/articles/00008857. E:62:10 has nothing to do with the LCD but is a generic error of the stabilizer. This is a very well known problem that happens a lot and still today with Sony camera's. After less than 3 years of use the stabilizer breaks down, making it impossible to take sharp pictures, and displaying the dreaded E:62:10 error message. Thousands of users on the Internet have the same problem, read the website http://sony-e-62-10.atspace.cc/ or search E:62:10 on the Internet or on YouTube. A temporary solution could be available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S53D3EfDVk0

what do u TUNE ?

According to the manufacture this unit never needs draining it vaporizes the liguid.
If it were to have a water tank it would be in the bottom of the unit and you can see the level in the tank, on models that have a tank they simply pull out and remove to be drained.
Product Description The compact NanoMax AC takes up little room in the interior environment, and features the patented AutoDrain NanoMist Technology that vaporizes excess fluid build up, eliminating the need to drain the unit. The NanoMax AC has integral handle and casters for transporting unit, and long lasting washable filters. Offered in designer colors with remote control, this attractive appliance features outstanding industrial design that blends harmoniously with today interiors. Power Supply 115 V / 60Hz Power Consumption Range 680 - 830 Watts Current Range 6.8 - 7.9A Dehumidification Range 42 - 50 Pints/24H Refrigerant R22 Compressor Rotary 2 Fan Speeds 1-12 Hr Timer LED Screen Auto Shut Off Thermostat Range 62-90 Degrees F Dimensions - 12 W x 15 D x 30 H Weight - 50 lbs.

mabye because something is overheating, the screen is probably full of dust inside, you could try using compressed air to remove some of the dust by aiming it in the holes at the back of the screen, you could also try pulling the screen away from the wall slightly so the airflow is improved. there could also be a fault with the screen itself, and it could be on its way out.

Try to use the default settings of the camera and it can solve your problem.

Hello!
When I turn on the camera Sony Cyber-shot digital screen display E: 62:10. Please tell me how to fix it.
Thanks

the same thing happend to my 62 in you most likely need to buy a new convergence board which is in the $3000-$5000 price range so you would be better off buying a new tv thats what i did that is the biggest flaw in projection tvs

Call Divert
The GSM standard knows two kinds of call divert:

• Unconditional call divert
• Conditional call divert

Conditional call divert occurs on any of three conditions:

• Divert if no answer after 'x' seconds
• Divert if unavailable (cellphone switched off or out of range)
• Divert if line busy

Furthermore, the GSM standard knows three different types of call:

• Voice call: normal communications when you pick up the phone to talk to someone.
• Fax calls: the GSM terminal being called is a fax machine.
• Data calls: your cellphone is acting as a modem hooked up to a computer accepting inbound data from elsewhere.

Each call type is assigned a number: 11 for voice calls, 13 for fax calls, 25 for data calls.

You can activate or cancel conditional call divert on your device. To do so:

##62# : Cancel divert for all call types
##62*11# : Cancel divert for voice calls
##62*13# : Cancel divert for fax calls
##62*25# : Cancel divert for data calls

This code does not hurt your device only helps it to tell it what to do in certain situation of a voice, data, or fax call.

This is a link to a site which goes a little more in depth with the meaning of conditional/unconditional call diverting is. Hope this helps!!!

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