Camera screen (tm15 hd flash memor) broken, how can it be fixed?

hi,
there may be loose contact at the screen connector, the monitor connecting cable may be broken partly.

Hello,
your answer to this problem is easy. First take the batteries out of the camera, then open the camera ( screws should be in the back) the screen should just pop out of the cover and there is a ribbon cable that connects the screen to the circut board. Gently un-hook that ribbon where it plugs in to the board there might be a slid lock to hold the ribbon in place, it should unlock when you pull the cable out (memorize what position the ribbon is before unplugging). Now the fun part, do the same thing to the other camera, (carefully). To install the new screen, plug the ribbon back into the slot and it should be snug, if not there is a lock on it, gently push it back away from the ribbon ( a little finger pressure). Now, simply put it back together the same exact way you took it apart and don't forget the batteries. Have fun taking pictures...

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I don't think this is something you can fix yourself. Take it to the repair shop.

You might try resetting it, but you would lose all your data. See this site... http://www.howtogeek.com/130611/how-to-factory-reset-your-android-phone-or-tablet-when-it-wont-boot/

Doubtful. It sounds like it's physically damaged and will need to go in for repairs. There could be an issue with wiring broken or circuit board damage.

Let Nikon fix it for you it doesn't cost much

how much would it cost to fix my flip video cause it has a broken screen but still works

I have the same problem as Irichard, in that the flash won't pop up automatically, the camera wont work when you pop it up manually all all modes that allow flash photography do not work.

Afraid Not - these things don't repair- just buy another.

I have no solution, but I wanted to add that I am having this same problem. You are, unfortunately, not alone. Jean