Revision to Canon PowerShot S230 Troubleshooting
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If your camera won't turn on, the battery charger may not be working properly. The battery charger has a light that will turn on when the battery has been placed inside and the unit plugged in. This light will change from red to green when the battery is fully charged. Be sure that the charger cable is inserted correctly in the power source. If the light remains off when the charger is plugged in, the charger may need to be replaced. See the additional links on the device page for more information on purchasing a new charger. | |
- | == Buttons don't work == |
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- | You press the buttons on the camera and they will not respond to your touch. |
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- | === Button sensors are worn out === |
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- | If your button sensors are worn, then the buttons will not respond as well to your touch as they used to. The responsiveness of the sensors behind the buttons (inside the camera) may decrease with extensive use. Remove the outer casing of the camera to see the the buttons from the back (from inside the camera). If any part of the buttons on the inside of the camera is loose, cracked, broken, or missing, one or more of the buttons may need to be replaced. See button repair guide [guide|4597|here]. |
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- | === Buttons are worn or cracked === |
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+ | == Buttons don't work == |
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+ | You press the buttons on the camera and they will not respond to your touch. |
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+ | === Button sensors are worn out === |
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+ | If your button sensors are worn, then the buttons will not respond as well to your touch as they used to. The responsiveness of the sensors behind the buttons (inside the camera) may decrease with extensive use. Remove the outer casing of the camera to see the the buttons from the back (from inside the camera). If any part of the buttons on the inside of the camera is loose, cracked, broken, or missing, one or more of the buttons may need to be replaced. See button repair guide [guide|4597|here]. |
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+ | === Buttons are worn or cracked === |
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If your buttons aren't working, it may be from extensive use. Buttons can wear and crack over time. You may find that getting a button to work requires you to press significantly harder than you needed to when the camera was new (or when it was refurbished if you bought a used camera). If getting a particular button to work is difficult or impossible, look at the buttons closely to see what condition they are in. First, be sure that none of the buttons are loose, cracked, or broken. See button repair guide [guide|4597|here]. | |
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