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Turn on and nothing happens, I get film battery flashing and the frame counter box is showing

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Check the manual or download one online.
If the battery symbol is flashing it means not enough power in batt to operate camera. Put in a new battery, being sure to insert it correctly. Get a spare battery too.

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