When i'm using my A520 with its flash on it doesn't flash nor it doesn't charge, but when the flash is off you can take a picture. so in order to get a picture you have to turn off the flash or it wont work, so I can't get a picture during night time when the flash is needed
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I dont follow this one
Does the flash work at all?
It sonds like t bad connection if it only works when it is off and wont work if it is on
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