I have a Panasonic lumix 5 mega pixel camera that the lense comes out but there is no image on the screen. it will act like it is taking a picture but there is no image. can you help me?
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There should be a button on the camera to turn on the LCD screen so you can see whats going on.
Here is a link to the manual.
http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCLZ1.PDF
Look on page 10, button 6.
After the camera is turned on, wait 20 seconds, then hit that button and see if the screen turns on.
Hope that helps.
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Remove off all the data/pictures from the memory card. Format the card and replace after keeping off the batttery from the camera for about 30 minutes..
Now shoot and check if the display comes back, if not there is an issue with a logic gate not switching back the data from memorry to the display unit.
This can be in the main board but might need assistance from panasonic.... even if identified the spare needs to be sourced.
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