S3000 monitor = charged but LCD monitor still do not turn ob

The battery is used byond limit. give the battery for a boosting(little higher voltage charging). after that it will charge normally.

okay let mi think....
you cant charge a nikon camera via usb port the usb port is data only


please reply and try to use a nikon coolpix s3000 charger

The battery in this camera has to be removed and connect to an AC adapter to be charged.

• Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL10
• Charging AC Adapter EH-68P

Have you updated the firmware? According to Nikon, when the Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL10 is inserted in the camera and charged, charging sometimes did not stop after the designated amount of time had passed. Usually, you'll receive the message "Battery Exhausted" if this is the problem... but you could also have a completely dead camera as well.

See Nikon's website, download updated firmware to your camera and install a NEW battery. http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16873

Greetings - The indicator that is displayed on page 22 of the manual is the only battery indicator in the camera. There is no real time "gauge" of battery status.

As indicated, there is only battery charged (no display), battery low indicator and battery exhausted indicator. You'll find very few (if any) consumer grade point and shoot cameras with that level of monitoring.

Regards and thanks for using Fix Ya.

Mikeywaf

1) Please charge the camera and make sure the GREEN LED flashes.

2) When the green LED STOPS flashing disconnect the camera from the charger and wait a few seconds.

3) Now that the Camera is off attempt to turn it on. It is in a half way on while charging and you cannot 'turn it on'.

4) In review: Charge it, Disconnect it and turn it on.

I lost my CoolpixS3000 wall charger. Where can I get a replacement?

whenever i plugg it in it blinks green but then the light turns off how do u kno if its done charging???

You shouldn't have to try to fix a new camera. Take advantage of the warranty.

I faced the same problem too. But I realised that after plugging in the adapter and connecting it to the camera, you would need to press the power button but not turn it on.