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Zoom error Greetings! I dropped (duh!) my camera and the lens will no longer come out when powered up. Instead I get ZOOM ERROR. I often take things apart to see if I can solve the problem on my own first(it's not like I'm going to break it ;) Anyways, that's where I'm stuck this time...don't know how to disassemble the zoom mechanism housing from the camera body to get access to the zoom mechanism itself. Any ideas? Thanks for any assistance. Cheers!

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  • Ren Hal May 29, 2007

    Thanks for the advice but no pinhole on my camera unfortunately. Also, I still have power to run the zoom but the gears have become misaligned and so it won't move. Thanks again!

  • Anonymous Apr 20, 2008

    The mechanism for moving the lens out when the camera is turned on seems to be jammed.

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In looking for the pinhole, which I never found, I noticed that the lens housing was misaligned - there was more space on the top where it meets the camera body than at the bottom.  Apparently my daughter had knocked the housing when she was using it (and of course didn't tell me) and it got stuck.  A gentle rocking pushed the lens housing back and voila! no more zoom problems.  Thanks for the help.  I can't afford to put the camera in the shop!

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Look for a tiny pinhole and insert a pin while powered up to reset...if this does not work, if you get to the point to see any electric motor, then apply a battery powered set of jumper wires to the motor to manually run the zoom back and forth. start with one battery (1.5 volts) only!

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