Why can't I turn off my camera? - Kodak EasyShare C360 Digital Camera

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Non-approved battery may be installed in the camera. CAUTION: Using the wrong batteries can damage your camera. Always use the battery that came with your camera or an approved replacement battery.

Posted on Aug 29, 2005

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