20 Most Recent Nikon Zoom-Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX VR Zoom Lens - Page 9 Questions & Answers

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We are not a parts dealer or do we have any materials to look up this.

There's a page on ebay outlining a few ways to fix the jammed lens - How to Fix Nikon Coolpix S220 Lens Error

Did you try to adjust focus? in the Setup menu also page I assume. you need a focus test chart. (can be downloaded from the net, just google for (FocusTestChart)

I used to have some Nikon repair manuals, but lost them after a serious computer crash. But not only buy the manual, check what tools you need before you buy the manual. The special tools kept me from opening any camera or lens.

The Sigma 70-210 f 1:4,5 is an old model, most likely only to be used in manuals focus mode on your Nikon D5x00 camera. It also needs to be a Nikon version. Only the Nikon camera's with the LCD screens on top to the right, like D80, D90, D7x00, D300 and above have a focus motor build in, so old AF lenses can be used in AF modes.

try nikon or online search

https://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/coolpix/CP4500man.pdf https://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/coolpix/CP4500man.pdf

Are the battery contacts in the camera clean and in good condition?

1. Did you hold down the HOLD switch for several seconds? (On top, next to Shutter) 2. Have you inserted a different battery 3. Is the camera really not starting, or is it instead the display is black. 4. Have you tried inserting a different SD memory card. Many of the SD cards now will cause some cameras to freeze, either because they are too high capacity (older cameras) or SDHC (older cameras) or not formatted properly, and other reasons. Hold down the HOLD Switch Use a different battery Use a different SD card. See if flash works and it is not just a black display.

Fixing a bent lens is really a job for a repair center. The lenses inside the zoom need to be carefully centered, and you do not likely have the optical tools needed. Take it to a repair shop.

Since NIKON doesn't allow repair info or parts to the user you must send it in for a repaired exchange camera from NIKON.

Maybe is to bright and flash is not required. Try to use other settings and force flash to see if flash still works.

check batteries

I would seek help from Sunpak customer service

I would first: Check the test button on the flash - if all is good (and light flashes when button pushed), then second: switch camera AND flash to manual mode and with flash attached, hit shutter release. flash should pop. if all is good, I would use manual settings to set exposure for room I am in (yes, indoors) - and then flash again. Flash should go off on attached strobe (not internal flash). If yes - then I would move camera to an auto mode and repeat. If not - then I would check settings to find out whether I have turned off hot shoe or hot shoe is otherwise blocked from completing electrical circuit. If the camera is relatively new, consider re setting to factory settings.

There is an INTERNAL battery that you cannot change. This battery controls the memory and functions. When the battery dies, you must send the camera in for service.

https://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/kie88335f7869dfuejdl=-cww2/L120_EN.pdf

First, I'm not a Nikon tech. * Wow, old school. I had 3 nikkormats even the 1/2 frame one. Well I still got them but I use my phablet now. * Sticky shutter usually means the camera needs cleaning and probably a spring replacement. The shutter is exposed every time the lens is taken off or the back is opened. * Lots of stuff and dirt gets into the body. I've tried cleaning fluids but that's not a good idea if your using the wrong fluid or spray it in the wrong place. * Here is a Forum that may address the issue; https://www.flickr.com/groups/18787520@N00/discuss/72157647706281597/ * You should take it to a camera shop (older one) to have it checked, cleaned, and lubricated. Aloha, ukeboy57

https://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/kie88335f7869dfuejdl=-cww2/S8100_EN.pdf