Canon PowerShot S60 Digital Camera "card wet" Questions

wet might be the problem. Traditionally, the E23 error code in Canon Powershot models is the CF/SD card memory full error. Do you get the same error message when using another card or when there is no

...wet, now it won't turn on and indicator light at the back is red/orange?? Sit the camera in sunlight for few hours until its get warm and make sure the battery and memory card out and the ...

...wet, the camera would not turn on. I need a wiring diagram of the power on circuit so I can trouble shoot. Does anybody know where to find this on the net. I have changed batteries, removed and ...

...card got wet, then it's your call. Trying to recover the images without removing possible salt residues may fry it, but soaking it in water may ruin it anyway if it wasn't ruined already. Afterwards, ...

...card lock camera got a little wet a month ago (in uganda!) and then worked fine once dried out until i got a memory card lock error. the card is fine - something wrong with the camera. i'm trying to ...

card. push it gently in and out of the slot so the pins pierce it. a "hint" of gin on the sponge is necessary, but if you can get wetness when you squeeze it, it is too wet. Before you do any of these

...wet. Now will not playback pictures on card or will not take new pictures. Can this be repaired? Hi Sorry but I always tell people with water exposure their camera is pretty much shot. The water ...

...wet and now drains new batteries My camera was in the same bag as a bottle of water. Unfortunately, the bottle wasn't closed tight enough and the camera got soaked. We took out the batteries and ...

...wet, it may be too late to offer any help. Assuming you do this again, any piece of electronics that is immersed in water may begin to corrode immediately upon exposure to air, and if you don't want ...

...wet and showed a black screen for the longest time nw is turning on but i can not change to view the pics and can not take videos take your battery out and your card and dry it out and let it sit for ...