I have a broken on/off switch, and I can't get the top off the camera to see if I can fix it

SOURCE: I have FOCUS ERROR ON MY FUJIFILM FINEPIX s6500fd CAMERA

This is just a suggestion, as I am not an expert.A couple of years ago I had a problem with my older, Fuji Finepix camera related to the computer downloads/programming and I found Fujifinepix web site. I sent them an email and they responded and did not charge anything. Could try that..

Posted on Oct 29, 2008

SOURCE: HOW CAN I FIX MY LENS ON MY FUJIFILM FINEPIX J15?

The only thing i can think you could do is bring it to a repair shop they will repair it for free if there is warranty on it.. hope this helps

Posted on May 26, 2009

SOURCE: fujifilm finepix f40fd

An update to the initial posting. As a warranty service provider, I can state that physical damage as a result of mis-use is NOT covered under warranty. Lens problems caused by dropping the camera are considered mis-use and are not covered. There is a good posibility that the lens assembly is just out of timing and can be rebuilt, but the cost to do this will not be paid by the manufacturer.

I don't want you to believe that this repair will be for free as it will not.

Regards,
Dan

Posted on Nov 13, 2009

SOURCE: My FinePix S1800 Fujifilm Digital SLR camera says Frame No. Full''

Go to set up then Frame and change to RENEW. It is probably on continuous. My camera did the same thing and this solved it.
Apparently even thought the card is empty if it is on continuous it will start the picture numbering where you left off last time.

Posted on Oct 23, 2010

Tiffany Meadows

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SOURCE: I have Fujifilm Finepix S1000. The battery door does not close

I know this is an old question, but when I had this problem I came across several forums that had the "tape it" or "drill a hole and screw it shut" solutions. Some even gave step by step instructions on taking the camera apart and replacing the battery compartment with one from a camera bought for parts. I even contacted Fujifilm for an estimate. All were either expensive, ineffective or damaging. The solution I came up with was to go to the Camera Exchange and buy a Quick Release plate used for tripods. One that was long enough to cover the battery door. It screws into the tripod mount on the back and holds the door closed. No damage, no hole drilling and it works. Also only cost me $8. Win!

Posted on Sep 25, 2012