Editing Canon Powershot SD880 Troubleshooting

== Camera won't turn on == No matter what you do, the camera will not turn on. === Drained/Damaged battery === The battery may need charging or [guide|4639|replacing]. === Bad logic board === The logic board is not working properly and needs to be replaced. [guide|4646] == Lens is stuck == The camera lens does not move to focus or retract. === Dirty lens-opening mechanism === Particles may be caught inside the lens chamber. Clean with a soft dry cloth. Check the dis-assembly guide for hard-to-reach areas. === Broken lens === The lens itself may be broken. It needs replacement. == Function buttons do not respond == The buttons on the camera do not respond. === Menu pad is broken === If the menu pad next to the display does not respond, the pad will need to be [guide|4626|replaced]. === Top panel does not work === If the buttons on top of the camera do not respond, it may need to be [guide|4645|replaced]. == Display does not show proper image == Nothing shows on the screen or the image is distorted. === LCD is not connected properly === Check the connections to make sure that they are properly placed. [guide|4625] === LCD is broken === If the screen is broken, then it will need to be [guide|4625|replaced]. == Flash does not work properly == The camera's flash does not work. === Flash setting is off === Check to make sure the flash setting is on before assuming that there is a problem. === Low battery === Battery may be too low for flash use. Recharge battery and check if flash works. === Broken flash unit === The flash itself may be damaged. If so, the unit will need to be replaced. [guide|4647] == Battery/Memory card slot not working == The battery and/or memory card do not properly fit into their respective slots. === Broken Battery/Memory card slot === If the battery and/or memory card does not easily slide into their slots, or the camera does not register that they are connected, the slot should be replaced.