Camera has been sitting up for approximately 9 months in dry air conditioned and heated home. When turned monitor is black with no mage. All other functions appear to work. Can review previous photos on view finder and monitor; flash fires and blank photo is recorded. Appears that shutter is stuck and gentle tapping of case has no effect. Is there a DIY solution?
I also have the same problem. Camera sat in the closet for several months. Did not see a date on the service advisory. Hopefully, it is still valid. Thanks.I also have the same problem. Camera sat in the closet for several months. Did not see a date on the service advisory. Hopefully, it is still valid. Thanks.
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This qualifies for the service advisory @ http://www.nikonusa.com/email_images/nikonusa/service_advisory/coolpix.html. I had the same problem and they repaired it free of cost. Send it to them today..
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I think there is a problem in Monitor's Power Supply unit which integrated in the base board of Monitor. If u expertise with the service then carry on. else Pl contact a Local Service professional to solve the problem
Your Monitor has a heat sink issue. A capacitor in the monitor is at fault and when it heats it tells the monitor to turn off the display to save the display from damage....Problem Cost to repair will supercede the cost to replace it...Wal-mart 15" monitor 119bucks --17" monitor 129...same at staples office supply (Poof) problem solved.
It may be the back plane lamps, and or the back plane power supply that is in a failing condition. If in your model they are changeable, they should be changed together.
You can verify this by turning on the monitor, feeding it with a known working source, and shine a flashlight in to the screen at an offset angle to your view. If you can see some image in the screen, then you know that the monitor itself is functioning, and the problem is back plane lumination.
My viewing screen is black. I had successfully taken a picture, viewed it, and turned the camera off. When I turned it back on about 30 seconds later, the viewing sceen was black. I can 'take' a picure, but it comes out black. Help!
Try connecting the wires properly. try changing the VGA cable. i had the same problem my screen goes black some times and pink i changed the VGA cable it was absolutely fine!!!
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visit a computer mechanic for further trobleshooting
Approximate number of recording images and playback times based on Minolta' s standard test condition* are as follows: *test condition: CIPA-compliant. (LCD monitor on, 1600x1200 size images, Normal image quality, Flash used with 50% of the frames)
Recording
Alkaline batteries : Approx. 80 frames
Ni-MH batteries (2100mAh): Approx. 410 frames
CR-V3 : Approx. 720 frames
Playback
Alkaline batteries : Approx. 275 min.
Ni-MH batteries (2100mAh): Approx. 340 min.
CR-V3 : Approx. 518 min.
Approximate number of recording images :
AA size Alkaline batteries: 240 frames *1
AA size Ni-MH batteries (2500mAh): 420 frames *1
Test condition Conforming to CIPA(Camera & Imaging Products Association):
*1: LCD monitor on, Full-size images: 2560x1920, Standard image quality, No instant playback, Flash used with 50% of the frames, No full-time AF, one image at every 30 sec., turning the power on/off at every ten images.
Approximate period of playback images:
Test condition Based on Konica Minolta's standard test method:
AA size Alkaline batteries: 240 min.
AA size Ni-MH batteries (2500mAh): 330 min.
*Since the performance may vary depending on conditions, recording mode, and subjects, these are approximate values only.
I have the same problem can you help
I have the same black monitor problem as described by "gambol". I saw the solution provided by "guest". Thank you so much.
I also have the same problem. Camera sat in the closet for several months. Did not see a date on the service advisory. Hopefully, it is still valid. Thanks.
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