Question about Casio EXILIM ZOOM EX-Z60 Digital Camera
Six Months Old- Sent it back to retailer or direct to manufacturer- Check out the Tech Support for the correct procedure a new camera is due unless they can prove damage has occurred.
Posted on Jun 17, 2007
Dismantling a camera can be an awesome business unless your are good at fine instrument work.
My advice - get the new camera.
Then fiddle with the existing one for parts etc you make get lucky and have two cameras or you may have knowledge and a pile of pieces - that you sell on E-bay ;-)
Get the new one and have fun with the old one -
Camera parts on E-Bay--- HMMMMM!!!
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I suspect they will claim user damage. Now I don't remember dropping it, but maybe someone dropped it and replaced it where I left it. Since I posted, DS has tried to fix. Now the LCD is showing damage as well (black spot and white area). Pics seem okay, but can't see all the settings. Suspect I will have to replace.
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Is it possible for end user to try and salvage with replacement LCD from "parts" camera on Ebay?
I am pretty good at taking things apart and putting them together. Plan is to get another Exilim (60Z or 75Z if it takes the same battery) for compatibility. I would like to try adn salvage this one if possible -- but need help on getting past the first set of screws. I figure I would buy another for carrying in my bag, keep the first (if I fix it) for days at the beach, etc., and still look for my UltraZoom. Really cuts into what I can spend now on the Ultrazoom, but know I will always want a small camera I can carry anytime.
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