Fuji finepix A310 Digital Camera, where do I get screw drivers for it?

I recently bought a fujifilm digital camera an when i turn on the power it appears to have a blank white screen, an nothing else seems to work ive tried pushing the menu botton an switched it on an off many of times, but nothing seems to be working just a blank white screen please coul d you help me thanks,.

Its fairly easily fixed and its a common problem with the F30. The shutter button contact slides off upon impact when dropped, it must be re-aligned so that it makes proper contact and performs normally. All that is needed is the special screw driver for the F30 (easily purchased online, just google it: "screw driver for fuji f30" ) or bring it to your local watch/jewelry repair store and tell them to open it up for you.

We have two F30's and they both have been dropped, both did the same thing with the shutter button. But both were easily fixed. Always keep the camera in a safe place and away from kids, they are very sensitive devices. Use the wrist cord when taking photos.

Sir, You have used the camera since 2004 upto 2008. Now, you know that 4 year is enough time for a digital camera to run. The only solution is to throw it to dustbin & buy a new one. Otherwise, you may spend money in vain with your existing camera. Why?

it would happen because the alignment of the lenses has disoedered

we have the same problem too.

Here are some simple things to try first for a camera that won't power on:

http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/11/simple-fix-for-dead-cameras-that-wont.html

Check out this link: www.digitalcamera-hq.com/digital-cameras/fuji-finepix-z1_question.html?qid=4289

After the basics (cleaning the lens, replacing the batteries, etc.), try dropping the camera on a carpeted area from about 2-3 feet. It worked for my Fuji A500 and 90% of the responders on the link. Everything on the web said it would cost ~$100 to fix. I was in the process of researching new cameras to buy and had nothing to lose by dropping it on the floor.
The error may be caused by debris in the zoom mechanism preventing it from working. Dropping the camera loosens the debris and voila!

Take for repair - The cost will be about half the price of a new camera assuming that parts can be found. Get the new camera.

Nothing for you two and at this age the cost a repair will be well on the way to the price of a replacement. Get the new camera