Appendix; Troubleshooting - Konica Minolta Revio C2 User Manual

Appendix

Cleaning the Camera
When cleaning the camera, do not use solvents such as benzene or paint thinner.
After Use
Remove the batteries when the camera is not going to be used for an extended period.

Troubleshooting

If inspection and remedial action in accordance with the following table does not solve the problem,
please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the camera or a Konica Service Station.
Symptom
Power
The power does not turn
on
The power turns off
immediately after it is
turned on
Recording
Images cannot be
recorded even when the
shutter button is pressed
The flash does not work
Batteries are exhausted
after very little recording
Playback
Playback not possible
Batteries are exhausted
after very little playback
Others Correct date is not
displayed when the
power is turned on
Transfer of images to the
PC is not possible
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Check
• Batteries are exhausted.
• Batteries are inserted with poles facing incorrectly.
• Battery poles or metal contacts on the camera are
dirty.
• Batteries are exhausted.
• Battery poles or metal contacts on the camera are
dirty.
• The camera is being used at low temperature.
• A new uncharged nickel-hydrogen battery is being
used.
• Maximum number of images has already been
recorded. → Delete images that are no longer
required.
• The camera is set to self-timer recording.
• The FLASH mode is set to "OFF".
• AAA alkaline batteries are being used.
• The batteries are not new (remaining battery level is
low).
• Battery poles or metal contacts on the camera are
dirty.
• Mode is set to REC mode.
• All the recorded images have been deleted.
• The batteries are not new (remaining battery level is
low).
• AAA alkaline batteries are being used.
• Battery poles or metal contacts on the camera are
dirty.
• The backup time during battery replacement is
about 15 minutes. The date must be set again if
this limit is exceeded.
• The camera is not connected correctly to the PC.
• The lens cover is closed.
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