TROUBLE-SHOOTING

Refer to these pages to determine the cause of a problem you are experiencing with your camera. If the information does not cover the problem you are experiencing or the condition continues, contact your nearest Minolta Service Facility.

Problem

Cause

 

Batteries are loaded

No display appears when

incorrectly

 

the camera is switched on

Camera operation malfunction

 

 

 

 

Situation is unsuitable for

Autofocus does not work

autofocus

 

when shutter-release

Camera is set to the manual

button is pressed partway

focus mode

down

 

 

Subject is too close

 

 

 

Focus cannot be confirmed

Shutter cannot be released

 

Camera is attached to a

 

 

microscope or telescope

 

 

Flash fires when the

 

shutter-release button is

The AF illuminator is on

pressed partway down

 

 

 

Flash picture is too dark

Subject is beyond flash range

 

 

Lower part of flash picture

Lens hood attached

is dark

 

 

 

Solution

Page

Remove and reinstall the batteries.

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Remove and reinstall the batteries.

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Use focus hold or manual focus.

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Set to the autofocus mode by pressing the focus

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mode button.

 

 

 

Check the minimum focus distance for your lens.

 

 

 

Use focus hold, or manual focus.

31, 56

 

 

Contact a Minolta service facility for information.

 

 

 

This is a normal camera operation.

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Make sure the subject is within the flash range.

32

 

 

Remove lens hood.

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