Canon PowerShot A490 Digital Camera "cr1220 battery" Questions

...Cr1220 battery in Canon Powershot 650 IS and how can I change it? I looked under the Battery compartment but didnt find anything useful to pry open Hi, you can purchase them on amazon, here: Amazon ...

...take the battery down to your local drugstore to buy a replacement (should be around $3).. Note that W-mart for some reason is expensive for the common CR1220 battery compared to retail drug

...CR1220 battery. Make sure the CR1220 battery is installed and seated correctly (try turning it over.) Make sure it is making good contact. Another possibly, the new battery is bad, test it with a ...

...to the battery port, directly underneath pull it up and replace it with a new CR1220 and replace the batteries too just to be on the safe side You may need to change the CR1220 batteries of your ...

...and take the enclosed CR1220 battery down to your local drugstore to purchase a replacement clock battery. Drugstores seem to be cheaper for this battery (~$3) than retail outlets like W-Mart

...battery, provably type CR1220. PLEASE READ MANUAL on how to remove it. Get a replacement battery (watch store/ camera store/...) PLEASE READ MANUAL on how to install it. Power on camera, set date and ...

...battery you found (CR1220) is for the camera memory.IE time and date.Chances are the batteries that were installed are dead.Also check the contacts on either end of the batteries and clean if

CR1220 battery should be available from any electronics store (Radio Shack etc.) for very little money. I don't believe many camera stores stock the battery, however, as there aren't many cameras that

out and replace the little CR1220 battery that it holds. That ought to solve your problem. Sometimes the contacts and battery surfaces of the CR220 need to be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and Q-tips

My A540 Digital Camera will not keep date and time. I replaced all batteries. Did you also replace the CR1220 clock battery, located behind the tiny slide out door labeled "CR1220" (see this pic)