The camera was working fine until one day, when turing it on, only the green LED lit up, while the lens remain closed and the LCD was not turned on. I have tried replacing new batteries and new media card but the problem still exist. The camera does not respond to any input from any of the buttons on the camera. and i can't turn off the green LED using the camera's on/off button. i have to manually take out the batteries
I have had the same problem. Either Tech support or a camera shop suggested that I should expect this as the digital cameras don't last. I am able to still use mine although when I just have to have a picture or two to email. After opening the battery compartment I turn the dial to "Set-up" and turn on. I select welcome screen and select it coolpik and then turn the dial to normal operation. It will take a couple of pictures but often freezes shortly there after. I repeat the same procedure before downloading pictures and it works fine. Tom
Posted on Sep 14, 2007
What does the manual say about the Green LED? Take a look through this list http://www.fixya.com/support/p438-nikon_coolpix_2100_digital_camera/solutions
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Posted on May 20, 2007
Well it does seem as if it has died on you.
Contact the makers website tech support.
How long have you had it?
Would it be covered by a warranty in your neck of the woods?
Thats it then ,time for the long goodbye
But you never know - look up the website - there may be a glimmer
http://www.fixya.com/support/p438-nikon_...
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Since a couple of months, my "out of warranty" D90 is having a problem.
Even after shutting down the unit , sometimes (post of the time) the green led is blinking (at random speed) untill the battery is 100% down (after half a day).
Switching memory card , or formatting memory card does not help.
Even without lens , problem occurs.
I tried also a other battery pack , same problem...
Anyone has an possible reason why this happens , or a 100% working solution.
PS: D90, battery packs and charger are 100% genuine NIKON.
Regards, Rik
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d manual doesnt say anything about the LED, by the way, the LED lit up continuosly on my cam, bummer
well, is it inevitable? i had the cam for bout 5 years already,n kinda like d functionality. n it only came with one year warranty.
i just wanna find out what went wrong. If the whole camera just went dead> no LED, LCD, or lens, then i suspect its d dc/dc converter which can b replaced for a small sum. but i guess the power is not impaired cause d LED is on.
well,time to buy a new one i guess, hahaha, i was thinking about trying canon out, especially the a640, hopefully dat doenst jam up
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