Continous shooting mode

My camera is right out of the box. In full auto mode, the camera rarely shoots more than one picture in continuous mode. It has done it only twice despite many attempts. I followed the manual to change the setting to continuous. Is there something I have missed. I read the manual cover to cover. thanks

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The the Complete manual that is a PDF file on the CD. If satisfied you are doing everything you should contact customer support with regard a return for replacement.

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