Normally above problem occurs when small cameras used near sea. High moisture, salty weather and sand accumulation creates above problem. Try a small drop of antitrust spray(WD40) after removing batteries.wait for 20mts operate switch slowly. Other wise switch to be replaced by camera technician.
SOURCE: Camera won't stay on; date/time won't stay set
Are you sure the lens is actually going all the way out? If there is debris in the zoom gearing it can cause the lens to stop extending which would in turn cause the camera to re-retract the lens and show an error. Other possible explanations are that the sensor which determines when the lens has reached full extension has failed, so the camera keeps extending the lens until it reaches the physical limit - and then behaves just as if there was a jam as described above. The fact that this occurs both when you power on and power off the camera leads me to think this may be the case. The loss of date and time settings is due to a dead backup battery. Check your manual to see if this is replaceable by you or if it requires disassembly. David Millier Advance Camera Repair
SOURCE: Stuck shutter release button on my D100
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The damage may require parts, but maybe not. If I were doing the work, I would charge in the $50-$60 range , plus parts if needed.
Nikon will likely quote you much higher $200+
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