Question about Vivitar ViviCam 8600s Digital Camera

"lens Protection" error

When I switch the camera into photo mode, it says "lens protection" and then turns off. Help!!

Anonymous Apr 29, 2008

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Anonymous Feb 27, 2009

I have the same problem on a Vivicam 7410. I get lens protection then error 3.

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THIS IS INTERNAL ERROR WITH SOFTWARE. or possibility of faulty changeover switch thanks Sangita

Posted on Jul 08, 2007

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