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When I go to take a picture on Auto, it keeps changing to close up then back to Auto, and close up, some times does don't settle down al all, another time it's ok.
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OK I solved my "Own Problem" by fixing the camera myself. If you search on "Fix It" you will find "how to fix a "Nikon Cool Pix P600". It will show you how to take apart the camera and reassemble. It's been awhile but I think it was for replacing the camera mount . Anyway the instructions are very clear and easy to follow. I did find one small error and sent in the correction for it during the disassembly. Please be careful and handle the camera gently. What I discovered is the flex circuits within the camera easily become disengaged. They are held in place by a very small micro connector. This connector is very easily broken if you are not careful. There is a locking tab that is built into the connector. It lifts up and down. That tab has to be released, the flex circuit replaced securely and the tab re-locked into place. If the locking bar is broken you are screwed. The flex circuit is barely long enough for you to insert it into the connector and is easily dislodged. That is the "design" problem I sent into Nikon. Never heard back. 25 years as a Manufacturing Engineer and they don't respond. Seems to be their attitude toward customers. I hope this is helpful information. This design carries through to most camera brands today.
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I too have a P600 with both the same problems. I had to send it in under warranty to get it repaired. They replaced a flex circuit board and switch. That worked for 6 months and now it will not turn on. Out of warranty now. I need to send it in or try to fix it myself. In looking at the "lens replacement" link I may try it myself. It appears that it maybe nothing more than a flex circuit that became disengaged. The quote for the last repair was almost $150 but that was covered under warranty. So I may need to send it in again. I do know that I will never buy a Nikon again. I expect quality with the Nikon name and Nikon has not delivered.
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I thought I had posted my solution to my own problem. I don't see it so I will re-post again.
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From this post....
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/592...
It appears it is an issue with the Shutter Unit.
Odd.
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got it repaired at mata electronics Bangalore contact them at mataelectronics@Gmail.com
I found solution. Check my video on youtube. It's easy, but you have be carefull.
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The Video is in Spanish!
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I have yhe same problem. When I put selector in AUTO, sometimes it changes to SCENE and go bak to AUTO. Do you resolved this?
por Daniel Linares
Mine did that... I ended up taking it back. I need a camera that can shoot when I need it to... not when the menu is done freaking out!
I did buy another P600. Now this one refuses to turn on.
I'm not impressed with the quality of these things.
por ilend1san
I too have the same problem.
Apparently it is a lack of Coolpix P600
Is there anyone who can solve the problem?
por pcdazero
I have a similar problem. When turning the camera on, the menu, as seen through the viewfinder or screen, just keeps rotating around! Annoying as !&&*! It will eventually take a photo. How do you overcome this?
por Jane Davenport
@mrjlh, Jerry,
I’m working off your post on working on the Nikon coolpix P600. I’ve got the issue of the mode selection is jumping all around. Your comment on the flex circuit(s) being an issue caught my attention. Can you provide some additional detail in terms of which flex circuit(s), where it/they are located, etc. I’ve taken the camera apart, disconnected the ribbon cables to separate the two halves and put back together. Just wonder how deep into the camera I need to go and obviously farther than I did.
Thanks much for your comment and any further insight you can provide. My email is brubega28@gmail.com
por Bob Rubega
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