In the top at the read out it is flashing fEE and will

It's just flashing "F" and not "FEE" or "F--"? What lens do you have mounted on the camera?

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Set your aperture to the maximu f stop number, that means the minimum aperture, and your camera will work. Take out the lens and align the ring to set it to the minimum aperture. I shall paste a link down here so that you can refer in detai.

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fEE mean apperter is no workking or set the lens to apperter 22 and lock it

problem in apperter unit in the camera repair it

I have the same prolem. I think it has soming to do with the Meter coupling lever , it protrudes top of the Nlkon F-mount on the front of your camera. it may be need of repair

That usually means that the lens you have mounted on the camera is not set to its smallest aperture (ie 22). It needs to be set that way so that the camera can control the full spectrum of aperture positions when shooting in one of the auto program modes.

I decided to check Canon's website after I saw some responses on your site with similar problems and it appeared that the CCD image sensor was defective so I called Canon tech service this morning and they knew immediately when I described it to them that it was the defective CCD image sensor so they are sending me a mailing label to mail the camera to them to be fixed without a fee. Thanks to the help I got on your website it directed me to investigate that.

Make sure your lens has the aperture ring to the minimum f-stop number, i.e. (f-22, f-32, largest number) and the focus switch set to 'S' or 'C'

The camera requires you to set your lens aperture at the minimum setting, usually orange coloured. I.E. f22 f32. Nikons control the aperture through the camera, not setting the ring manually like old style SLR's