Question about Olympus Cameras
It sounds like the issue you are experiencing with your Olympus MJU II camera is related to the cover not closing properly. This can cause problems with the lens retracting, which can lead to damage to the camera. Here are a few suggestions to fix the problem:
It's important to keep in mind that the Olympus MJU II is a film camera, and it's not manufactured anymore, so it's harder to find replacement parts. It's recommendable to have a professional check the camera before using it, to prevent further damage.
Posted on Jan 23, 2023
SOURCE: Olympus Mju 400 error code d: 1E12
the lens is with problems and needs to be changed. doesn´t happen when u connect to computer, because when is connected the lens doesn´t move.
Posted on Jan 23, 2007
SOURCE: Lens shutter stuck
If you're careful this problem is a relatively easy fix for many digital cameras. The design of the lens cover mechanism is usually simple and very similar throughout camera brands. Here's an example fix for a Canon A400 with similar problems:
http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/11/repair-of-stuck-lens-covers.html
Posted on Nov 10, 2007
SOURCE: Lens cover stuck DSC600
You may have the same problem that i had. It does involve taking the camera apart. Not overly difficult - just fiddly.
Let me know and i'll talk you thro' it
Posted on Aug 27, 2008
SOURCE: Olympus mju 700 - error D: 5e02
Hello Jakub,
As you might already know that you are not the only one who is getting this error.. there are thousands of others with you .. If that makes you happy :D
This code is a troubleshooting service code for "malfunction of focus motor/sensor". It is a motor/sensor issue and is normally caused by sand or dirt in the lens
cover mechanism. Try to turn on camera while holding it with
the lens pointing up.
You might even try hitting the camera on your palm in that position (by hitting, i don't mean a real HIT .. be sure that you are gentle not to break the camera).
If that doesn't work then try this... when the lens is trying to come out and cannot come out completely then you can assist the lens by pulling it out manually (once again, understand that its a delicate camera and I don't want you to show how powerful you are by pulling it with all your mighty vigor.. be hard and gentle at the same time .. I hope you understand what i mean)
Please let me know if any of the above steps work for you and do rate the solution :)
All the best.
Regards,
Srinivas
Posted on Apr 08, 2009
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