Kyocera Cameras - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Get a japanese person.

i had a camera that did the same thing. on mine there was a little tab on the memory card cover door thing that pushed a little button. i think a piece of the little tab on mine broke off so it wasnt pushing the button so i took a little piece of paper or something and folded it really small and set it on top of the little button thing and then closed the door and that worked for me

Charge the phone, then turn it on.

why don't you try www.247servicecenterinfo.com, they have listing of all kyocera service centers in india.

Good idea. Fixya does not provide a cleaning or repair service - take it to your local service centre.

Since this camera is fifteen years old, and is long discontinued, it is unlikely that spares will be available for it. The camera shop gave you the most cost effective advice.

You could try Kyocera, but I don't think they still have 10 year old CCD's in stock. And if they have, it could be more expensive then a brand new DSLR. And even if you have a CCD, who will replace it and what reassurance do you have nothing else is defect in the camera. After 10 years perhaps you should try to accept the camera is beyond repair and new camera's now perform better and faster, for less money.

Most likely because your phone software is not compatible with your camera software. Check your mmmanufacturers manuals for both.

The m9300 does not have a sim pack. You need to activate the phone with the provider. Check pages 3 and 4 of the manual in the link. Hope it helps. http://www.echobykyocera.com/support/downloads/Echo_User_Guide_en.pdf