Recently I´ve recharged the batteries of my DSC-P73 and taked some pics.
Today 8 days after the recharge, my camera don´t turned on. When I pressed the Power button the Power LED flash and... nothing!
Someone knows what happening?
Thank God. It´s just my batteries. Here in my country we called this behavior as "adicted batteries".Thank God. It´s just my batteries.
Here in my country we called this behavior as "adicted batteries".
AnonymousMar 24, 2014
the camera could power on but not my pressing the on/off button and only can turn off by taking the battery out.the camera could power on but not my pressing the on/off button and only can turn off by taking the battery out.
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The only time that happens with mine is when I am low/out of battery power. I usually have to replace the batteries (even if the lens is still out) and then it works fine. Find it happens more often with rechargeable batteries because they still have a bit of power left, where regular batteries have nothing left after they 'die'.
Please try resetting the Camera to the factory settings by pressing the reset button and check if it helps. If the issue persists, please try Power resetting the Camera. To Power reset the Camera, remove the batteries from it, then press and hold the Power button for 15 seconds. Now, reinsert the batteries in the Camera and check the functionality. If the issue still persists, then the Camera requires service. You can get the Camera serviced at the precision Camera service center in your area.
do you use alkeline batteries? if yes then they would end in 20-25 shots. Instead, use rechargable batteries of 2500 mah which will last long, very long. On my Cybershot H1, they give aproximate 350 shots with single recharge.
Go for Sony Original Batteries or Uniross brand also works fine.
I ordered some new batteries for it before posting my problem ,a dn after using the new batteries, the problem no longer exists. It seems that my batteries were so run-down that they just couldn't power the lens anymore or the flash at times
Still it sounds like weak batteries. Be sure to use either rechargeable batteries ( charge for a minimum of 14 hours ) or alkaline. DO NOT USE "heavy duty" carbon-zinc cells - they're only good for low power equipment.
This is most likely a weak battery. Be sure to charge at least 14 hours before using rechargeable batteries. If alkaline, replace with fresh ones. The zoom motor uses more power that any other features.
Good Day, flash assy is defective, the light sensor that will detect the correct flash exposure is defective, no longer user serviceable, contact nearest svc ctr for replacement of flash assy. thanks
Thank God. It´s just my batteries.
Here in my country we called this behavior as "adicted batteries".
the camera could power on but not my pressing the on/off button and only can turn off by taking the battery out.
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