Troubleshooting

Problem	Cause		Resolution


Power does not turn on	•	The batteries are	• Reload the batteries.
		inserted incorrectly.	• Replace with new bat-
	• The batteries are dead.		teries.
	•	The battery compart-	• Make sure the battery
		ment door is open.	compartment door is
			securely closed.
The camera does not take	•	The camera is set to	• Set the camera to
pictures.		Playback mode.	Photo mode.
	• The flash is charging		• Wait for the flash to
	• The memory is full.		charge.
	• The SD card is not for-		• Reformat the SD card.
		matted correctly.	• The card may be defec-
			tive, use a new card.
Image is not recorded	•	The camera is set to	• Set camera to Photo
when the shutter button is		Playback mode.	mode.
pressed.	• The flash is charging		• Wait for flash to
	• The flash is charging		• Wait for flash to
	•	Memory is full.	charge.
			• Make space in memory

by deleting unwanted images or download- ing files to a computer.

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The flash doesn't fire.

Images are blurry or out of focus.

The Flash mode is set to OFF.

•The camera was mov- ing when the image was captured.

•The subject was beyond the focal range of the camera.

Set the flash to any mode except OFF.

•Hold the camera steady.

•Turn the Macro mode on if the subject is very close.

•Turn Macro mode off when shooting distant subjects.

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