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Anne
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October 2, 2006 1:45 PM
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Anne --
These cameras are not designed to be repaired (generally not even by the company that makes them). They just replace them with a reconditioned model and charge you a lot of money for doing this.
Any option you have is most likely going to cost more than to buy a new camera. While it's possible some simple physical connection is broken, it's much more likely that a circuit on a chip is the problem. Getting the camera apart, then diagnosing the problem (correctly) then buying the replacement part (even if harvesting from a dead camera of the same model purchased on eBay) will probably cost as much as buying a new camera that's most likely several times better, faster, and unbroken.
And, for about $100 you can get an updated version of your camera, the Fuji A400. For a little more money you can get a really great, highly rated cameras, the Fuji F470.
It's a throw-away world. Too bad, isn't it?
These cameras are not designed to be repaired (generally not even by the company that makes them). They just replace them with a reconditioned model and charge you a lot of money for doing this.
Any option you have is most likely going to cost more than to buy a new camera. While it's possible some simple physical connection is broken, it's much more likely that a circuit on a chip is the problem. Getting the camera apart, then diagnosing the problem (correctly) then buying the replacement part (even if harvesting from a dead camera of the same model purchased on eBay) will probably cost as much as buying a new camera that's most likely several times better, faster, and unbroken.
And, for about $100 you can get an updated version of your camera, the Fuji A400. For a little more money you can get a really great, highly rated cameras, the Fuji F470.
It's a throw-away world. Too bad, isn't it?
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