When camera is turned on it makes several beeping noises then turns off when i turn my camera on, it keeping beeing, then it turns off, whats's wrong with it and what should i do?

It could be the lens is damaged on the inside (Gears and so).
But before you make any conclusion. try to switch the camera to auto mode and make sure the camera is not in the macro mode.
To start, switch of the camera, remove the batty and leave it out several seconds. perhaps you also should charge the battery on an external charger,but if you are sure it is charged, after a few moment reinsert the battery. Then switch the camera to the automatic mode and check if it is not in Macro. (when you see the flower on the screen it is in macro)
If it is still acting the same you made the right conclusion in the question above. (I hope you are wrong but if not, you start looking for another camera)

The hardware inside is defective. You will need to replace the camera either by warranty or buy a new one. Make sure you save your pictures!

If those batteries are definitely good then the electronics of unit have gone haywire. Contact Olympus to see if there is some sort of hidden code to reset electronics to factory defaults.

There is something obstructing the lens. Camera turns off if it can't extend and retract the lens. Turn it downward, try blowing compressed air around the lens itself, or if all else fails spraying around the base with a light dusting of CRT cleaner (90% isopropal alcohol spray)

Have u replaced the spark plugs? Is this the beeping noise you hear when you first turn your key over the same as past times you have started the motor? It just keeps going though right? I would make sure you have the right level of fluids and make sure your fuel pump works, fuel filter isn't clogged and plugs and wires are in good shape.

If that is all good then you might have a bad coil pack. Test it and make sure you are getting correct voltages, if not then replace it.

Also did you winterize your motor after the last time you used it? If not you could of cause some internal damage to the motor.

Good Luck,
Subikid90

could be a memory failure or a hardrive failure remove every thing pluged into back liek keyboards cameras printers mouses and try turn it on, try run a dinostic cd you might have it with your pc and it will tell you what problem is, or it could even be a hard drive failure. you can try removing memory dimms one at time and each time try to start it up.

i had the same problem a while back. I fooled around with my camera lens a bit and it turned out that one side of the lens was sticking out a bit. I pressed down on this and pushed the power button and it worked. The next time I turned it on the same thing happened but if you keep doing the same thing it should work.

Hope this helps!

go to settings then to audio then to alert tones turn the volume down and that will fix it

Is it an actual beep, or is it a beeping noise coming from the lens? Does the lens extend? I ask this because this is the noise the lens focus gears make when they are knocked out of alignment, or debris gets in them and jams them.

I had the same problem and the cause was the handset lifter and not the earpiece--if the ringtone is too low at the lifter, it won't be detected and transmitted to the earpiece. Cranked up the ringtone and everything is fine.

If that doesn't take care of the problem you might look at whether or not you're using custom ringtones which might cause a problem. Switch them back to the defaults and see if the problem goes away.