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Coolpix 8800 shuts down

My coolpix 8800 shuts down. Sometimes right after I turn it on, sometimes, when I'm taking photos. I tried new batteries. thanks.

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  • nysdop Dec 16, 2007

    I turn on 8800 and then it turns off automatically, this sometomes happens several times. I have to work the camera just so it will stay on. Once it is on it will remain on until at some point it shuts down automatically and the here we go again. Any clues/suggestions- thanks Mike H

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Make sure the battery contacts are clean also the camera's battery contacts can get grubby too. You cold be suffering from an intermittent connection. Worth a try.

Posted on May 24, 2006

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Make sure to use good NiMH batteries. Another possiblity is a problem with the card. Borrow a card and see if it has any effect. check to see that the pins in the card slot are all aligned, none out of place. check that the card door and the battery door close firmly, with some pressure. The camera can shut down when it has a problem detecting that the doors are closed. When it does turn on, play with the zoom without taking pictures, zoom in and out, if during zoom the camera shuts down then you might have a lens problem, something is malfunctioning in the lens mechanism and the camera shuts down to prevent damage. Good luck

Posted on May 24, 2006

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SOURCE: Nikon Coolpix L3 thinks batteries are dead

I think this was a firmware fault on some cameras. Check with Nikon to see if there is a new firmware for your particular camera. This can be downloaded free of charge and uploaded to the camera via USB.

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SOURCE: I have a Nikon Coolpix 8800 with a "System Error 2"

Check the memory card. It's probably damaged. If not it should be a software error, and you have to take it to the dealer where you purchased it from

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SOURCE: My new nikon coolpix S8000 camera won't turn on.

Make sure to shut the battery door! I had the same problem. The only way to access the a/v out is to open the battery door but you must shut the battery door or it won't charge

Posted on Jun 16, 2010

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