Canon PowerShot - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals - Page 3

it seems to be the memory card slot is damaged normally 9 contacts connect with MC if any of it doesn't contact, will not work, open and takeout card slot if the contact is bend align it to touch the MC's contacts.

in this model the flash IC becomes faulty if so u should consult an expert.

LCD's back lite pbm replace.

See if camera electronics can be reset. Contact the manufacturer for this procedure. If nothing can be done to restore camera to factory defaults then the electronics are fubar. May not be cost effective to repair.

That control board is shot or perhaps the connection to the main board is at fault. Shame but repairing those cameras is very labor intensive and hard to work on. And the parts are not cheap either. I am crazy about my SX 50 but if anything like that happened to me I would just go to ebay and get another one inexpensively. Many repairs on cameras are simply not cost effective.

Take it for a service.

SD cards have a small micro switch on the side check to make sure your's is open/on.

You need to use 2100 mAH or 2300 mAh rechargeable batteries - alkaline batteries will not maintain the high level of power required.

memory card slot fault, if corrosion on the contacts, use CRC spray.

in Dubai at Deira a Camera Repair shop is there, u will get it there. shop name is "Al Dees Electronics Repair Center"

Try performing a complete reset - this should iron out any electronic glitches.

full memory card maybe? (Thanks Google)

The focusing gear on that motor is stripped and the lens cannot focus. Not cost effective to repair. Canon will charge small fortune for the part and then the LABOR. Workiing on those small cameras is one royal PIA and labor intensive.

Remove the battery for 24 hours

If it has been damaged by something you have done, then the warranty will not cover it, and repair will be expensive.I am a little confused, anyway - I can find no reference to a Nikon D1500, and the image displayed and title of your posting is 'Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS IXUS'. Do you actually know which camera it is that you have ?

Try a hard reset of camera electronics. Canon may have a hidden code to do this with. Suspect your electronics are fubar and you may have to go shopping since repair is not cost effective. Shame - good camera.

Why not just use a USB card reader ?

I would update your audio and video codecs in the computer. There's the source of the stuttering on playback.

Why not Google 'Cannot install Googlr (or even Google) toolbar '

Can't help you this time but when you purchase anything you should have a note book and write all the information in it then you would not have this problem. A lot of people do not think of these things.