Kodak easyshare DX7630

If you work for Kodak you perhaps have'internal' ways and means of getting things looked at, perhaps cheaper than usual.
I cant take you any further, than suggesting you get it looked at or replaced.
Cameras like toaster/kettles/media players are largely regarded as disposable- simply because of the way they are manufactured.
How ever there is sometimes a known problem -for example a batch of failing CCD's- that will warrant a free replacement.
So send it it in - if they quote a daft price - dump it and get a replacement -
At staff discount perchance? If you work for Kodak you perhaps have'internal' ways and means of getting things looked at, perhaps cheaper than usual. I cant take you any further, than suggesting you get it looked at or replaced. Cameras like toaster/kettles/media players are largely regarded as disposable- simply because of the way they are manufactured. How ever there is sometimes a known problem -for example a batch of failing CCD's- that will warrant a free replacement. So send it it in - if they quote a daft price - dump it and get a replacement - At staff discount perchance?

this worked for me: just hit the bottom hard with your palm and the top and sides, not the front or back. After 3 hits, the date screen came back on and it was fixed. This was after the other two solutions I found on this site failed, namely pushing the shutter down before the message comes on or blowing into the camera slot with the memory card removed. this worked for me: just hit the bottom hard with your palm and the top and sides, not the front or back. After 3 hits, the date screen came back on and it was fixed. This was after the other two solutions I found on this site failed, namely pushing the shutter down before the message comes on or blowing into the camera slot with the memory card removed.