I recently bought a digital camera. Its a BenQDC C540. Everytime, I zoom in, the camera automatically shuts down? Any suggestions on what to do?
Change the charger and the batteries , test with other one
Posted on Oct 07, 2008
Lo m8 sounds like a software problem m8 but cant be sure without taking it apart i would look for any damage to lense or switch for zoom.if no fault is found then i would try and find the software for it. but if you want more info or would like to get it done from somewear then try tech sapport at this site http://www.mobilephoneservicecentre.co.uk/
Posted on Jul 04, 2007
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we did got our last shot before the battery turned dead. So we charged the battery then, afterward as we put the battery again unto the cam it did not turn ON..I checked the charger and the battery and found no defect at it! the charger has an output of 4.2v and the battery has a voltage stored also...can you please help me resolve at this one?
I have the same problem, it starts when I disconnect the camera from my PC wrong. So the problem may be software, because the camera was in perfect condition before that.
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