Sanyo VPC - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

hi Latinababe. not sure if you have the manual,but if you go to this link you will find it there. Sanyo 7 Mega Pixels Digital Camera User Manual VPC E760 ManualsOnline com this is all i could find,i can not find anything about not turning on. so i hope this does help you out. if not you could try this link. SANYO VPC E760 camera won turn on Google Search

Yes, your screen is dead. You really don't have any options other than to return it to the manufacturer for repair. :(

Electronics are fubar.

Contact Sanyo - if it is new it will be under warranty, which any interference could void.

If there is sand or grit in the mechanism, then it will be uneconomic to repair it. Replace it, and be more careful in the future - sandwich bags are a useful invention.

If you've not used it in three years, it is likely that the batteries are dead. Replace themhttps://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Sanyo+VPC-E760+batteries&espv=2&biw=1740&bih=821&source=univ&tbm=shop&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwij3O7Rz9HSAhXF2BoKHf5aA9gQsxgIGg

Are the batteries charged and inserted correctly ? It is always best to use the highest power re-chargeable batteries you can get, rather than the cheap ones from low-priced retail outlets.

From your description, it appears that the camera may have received an accidental blow, or else there is some foreign matter (sand or suchlike) in the lens mechanism. Either way, you are probably looking at professional repairs, which will be expensive, possibly prohibitively so. It may be more financially viable to replace your equipment. If you can show accidental damage has occurred, then you may be able to claim on your household insurance.

Could be the iris blades in the lens are not closing to control exposure - can you look into the lens while taking a 'selfie', and see if they close ? If not, then it needs a service, I'm afraid.

Hi Tammy, Look on page 18 of this guide, you will find instructions on how to change the language of your camera. You can view or download this from this link. Good Luck! JP Sanyo VPC S1415 Instruction Manual

IT IS PROGRAMMED TO COME ON AUTOMATIC.

Press cursor-up (marked with a lightning bolt) to cycle through the various flash modes. See page 16 of the manual: Owners Manual User Guide for Sanyo VPC E760 Digital Camera

Camera might be broken.

The VPC-S670 works with MMC and SD cards, which max out at 2GB. There are nonstandard SD cards up to 8GB in size, which may (or may not) work with the camera. But make sure it's an SD card, not an SDHC card. The camera will not work with SDHC cards.

usually a manual can be found on the internet. Look in the battery compartment on the camera or even on the body of the camera and there should be an some sort of stock number, if needed. since you know the make of the camera and the company that makes it, you should not have much problem finding it on their website or the website of sanyo dealer. Good Luck!

I had this same failure. It could be two things, one you bumped the lens an knocked it off the track it rides on. Easier done than you think, or the motor has failed on the lens. You can try to take it apart as I did, but you need time an small tools to do it. It took me three hours to take apart, an two hours to get back together. Dont throw it away I you can fix it. Someone could fix most likely if that is it

Although most cameras do have an internal memory, the space is very limited. Most of the time you can store on or two pictures. When you shoot in lowest quality, perhaps 10. If the internal memory is full you can move the pictures from the internal memory to a SD memory card. Not the other way around. For this see the manual (English) page 33

There is only one thing I can think of. If it is not this perhaps your camera is defect. Your camera has a White balance setting. You can put it in Auto, Incand. Daylight, cloudy and Manual. Check if it is in something other than Auto. If so, put it in Auto, till you think you can improve the colours by putting it in a special setting.

You may view/download the manual at http://www.fixya.com/support/p1131439-sanyo_vpc_s880_digital_camera/usermanual-04BE13F-pdf