No power coming through charger to camera.

If not charging,3 reasons may be-
1.Charger is defective.Check adapter
2.Batt is defective.Try with another one
3.Camera is electrically dedective.Can't complete charging.

Have you recharged the battery many times since you owned it? Did you leave it alone for an extended time and it completely discharged and died? Rechargeable batteries sometimes only last 3 years.

Try cleaning the battery contacts in the camera with a cotton swab lightly dampened with rubbing alcohol.

Try this i tired it and it worked... If not you may needa new batt. Just plug the power cord into the craddle, not the usb. Then put the camera on the craddle and let the red light come on, but not long engough to let it flash. Repeat this like 10 - 12 times jsut putting it on for a couple seconds. This will boast the batt engough to let the camera software know that once you put it on the dock that is is suppost to charge! Good luck any other questionos you can email me at [email protected]

Are you having problems getting it to charge if when you put it on the charger the red light blinks then try this : I tired it and it worked... If not you may needa new batt. Just plug the power cord into the craddle, not the usb. Then put the camera on the craddle and let the red light come on, but not long engough to let it flash. Repeat this like 10 - 12 times jsut putting it on for a couple seconds. This will boast the batt engough to let the camera software know that once you put it on the dock that is is suppost to charge

May be the battery won't have charge, keep 1 or 2 hrs continues charges, and if it is not working then you have to replace the battery set full.

I had the same problem. I hope you have a battery charger. The many older batteries I have needed charging, but they wouldn't hold a charge when I tried to charge them with the battery charger. My batteries were the kind that had a memory, and I guess that the battery memories are dead. So, I saw that I had a double ended power cord that came with my camera. I took the battery out of the camera and saw a power-in hole. I just tried connecting the double ended power cord to the camera and to a power hole I found on the battery charger. It worked and gave power to the camera. It did not explode. I could not find a manual on any of the many websites. I think that the camera I bought (Panasonic Palmcorder IQ PV-IQ403) doesn't exist in the available manuals. Maybe you can find a double ended power cord and a battery charger on line or in a store.

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Try to leave it on charge for a 24 hrs. If the batt gets below a certain voltage the charger will not come up to fast charge rates(light on) to prevent damage to the batt. If it does not take a charge, it is possible that it is faulty. If you have been using the batt regularly and it suddenly stopped taking a charge, it may be the charger at fault. If you you have not used the batt for a while, it may be faulty. only way to really check for sure is to try a new batt. If you have any more questions about it, just ask away. Good luck

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robotek

no its not fried it just needs that dc port changed you would have to send it to canon though sorry

My Nikon MH-53 takes the same lead as my Panasonic charger so I think the problem is in your charger.