Brand new Kodak Z1275,color display broke without reason. Any weakness knowned???Is it $$$???

Try a Reset as mentioned here.

https://www.fixya.com/support/t1099044-kodak_easyshare_z1275

https://www.google.com/search?q=Kodak+Easyshare+Z1275+freezes

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read this post, worked for me!

http://www.fixya.com/support/t3489422-camera_will_turn_second_go

Hi

If your Z1275 has horizontal lines going through the images you should call Kodak Technical service

the number is 18002356325 op1 op12 op2

thanks
hope this help

Byron

first check wether those batteries are getting charged solution is to replace the batteries as you might nave not used the camers from quite long time

if you really want to fix this problem simply just open the screws little bit and you can yourself adjust the lenses

but i will suggest you to take the camera to the service center

Hi there.
This is a common problem with just about any digital camera out there (even my own).
After spending loads of money on top named brands and types i found that Duracell Alkaline batteries lasted just about the longest in my camera which is a Samsung S 500. Even so i would advise that you stock on them because the camera's do tend to eat the battery power.


Good luck and thanks for using FixYa!!

you will need to take it apart and take the screen out and clean the wire ribbon that go's to the screen use a alcohol base cleaner to do this and when you put it back in do not tuch it with your hand's ok and that should work

OK, I had a similar issue with a M1033. It would power on then shut down right away. I turned it on and held the power button down. It stayed on as long as I held the power button down. So, while holding the power button down, I went into the camera menu system and chose the "Reset Camera" option. It appeared to do a hard reset and the camera has worked ever since. Hope this helps.

The LCD is pretty east to replace once you remove the case screws the case will separate with a little force make sure you mark down the screw "possion". This can be crucial now once the case is off. be careful the LCD can have 2 wires and a ribbon cable or 2 ribbon cables or just 1 ribbon cable. their will be a latch at the end of the ribbon cable lift it up and remove the ribbon cable if their are 2 do the same to both. if their are soldiered wires make sure you remember witch potion they were in. and put the new LCD in the same way you took the other one out. OH YEAH WATCH OUT FOR THE FLASH COMPOSITOR. It can bit like a starving dog on a steak bone. 300 volts is enough bite to make you through the camera across the room LOL take it from me I know LOL. Well just reverse the steps and you should be ok. Hope this helps.

I used mine for 1 month & took 300+ pictures, loaded them to my PC. Took 10 pictures over a weeks time & while reviewing them, the camera powered off. I replaced the batteries, tried the "charged" recharchable set & the thing wont power up.WTF!!! .....the **** part is, we're broke & have a baby due any day.....we won't get pictures of our newborn.......signed - upset with Kodak....