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Power outage hi, i was using my videocam at the beach when a big wave came up and my camera went dead after a bit of water splashed it. i tried turning it on but power just would not come back. What do you think was the problem? is there like a fuse like in most electronic equipment that useally was the first one that got busted but replaceable. any form of help would be greatly appreciated.thanks. sonny from vancouver,bc

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Yes there are fuses. Unfortunately, by exposing the camcorder to salt water, it is probably a write off. I personally would not guarantee any repairs to a unit exposed to saltwater (or any water for that matter). Salt water is EXTREMELY corrosive and can cause problems long after the exposure happened.

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