I have a Kodak EasyShare C663 Digital Camera that I have great results with for about a year. However, last month when I removed the memory card to download pictures, when I went to put the card back into the camera, the card would not engage. It is not a problem with the card. The "catch" or spring will not hold the card in place so that the camera recognizes the media. Any help? The local shops want a minimum of $50 if they can not fix it...most want $80 to maybe fix the problem. Kodak wants $110+ and shipping in each direction. It will likely take them a while, too. The camera is only worth about $100 now, but I really like it and think that it should be an easy fix. Any ideas? Also, where would I find the replacement part--the representative with whom I spoke at Kodak was not willing to help with that either. Thank you so much!
This is the problem with many makes model of camera like computer stuff they are machine made and taking bits off and replacing them ain't a job for human fingers. I have just to tpday stripped a picture viewer device it has a two chamber card housing- one for Compact the other for Smart Media cards. There is no way can this housing [which I was hoping to use on another camera] of the ma-inboard with out wrecking stuff.
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Jackboy,
Thank you so much for your reply. I think that you are saying that there is not a way for me to do it myself. Is that correct? I am not super fix it savy, but I am very good at following detailed directions and working with tedious items.
Thank you again,
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