Question about Pentax IQZoom 928 35mm Point and Shoot Camera
First, remove, the battery, and then reinstall it.
This will change the "Hi" to "0" temporarily.
Then do the following:
How to safely unload a partially exposed roll:
Follow the procedure described on page 21 of
your operating manual.
1. Turn the main switch ON, and hold down the drive button for more than 3 seconds. A roll rewind symbol appears, and a dot
starts blinking on the LCD panel, indicating that the mid-roll film rewinding mode has been set.
2. While depressing the drive mode button, depress the shutter release button. Film rewinding starts. When a roll of film is rewound to its end, the motor stops, and "O" blinks, indicating that the back cover may be opened safely.
By doing this, I was able to save my partially exposed roll.
However, the camera still needs to be repaired.
Posted on Sep 02, 2008
There is a flexible ribbon cable carrying signals from camera body to the lense assembly. Due to regular use it gets worn out, thus it gets broken and is not able to perform the task for which the camera has given the signal. in your camera also the same flex cable is broken. Get it changed at some good repairer
Posted on Oct 28, 2006
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Removed the battery, then put it back in, and display changed from
"Hi" to "1".
But, I'd already taken about 8 pictures on a roll of 24.
So, now, if I try to get the shoot any more pictures, I'm afraid that I'll
double expose and ruin the pictures that I've already taken.
How do I advance the film to the end, so I can remove it from the
camera, and save the pictures I've already taken?
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