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Old 09-12-2008, 08:44 AM
BelindaMc BelindaMc is offline
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Default Panasonic-fz20 malfunctioning problems

I have a Panasonic FZ20 digital camera. I forgot it outside and it rained on it. We got 4 tenths of an inch of rain that night. The display window fogged up. I took the screws in the body of the camera out and opened the camera up a bit to try to get rid of the condensation. The display window is now clear but when I try to operate the camera I have to slide the switch on "Off" for the camera to turn on. I can not use any of the controls except for displaying the pictures and then it will only display the last picture that was taken. Should I give the camera more time to dry out or did this rain ruin the camera?
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Old 09-12-2008, 08:45 AM
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could take a week to completely dry out the camera.

Open the battery compartment and remove the batteries.
Remove the memory Card.

Open every door on the camera that you can find.

Sit the camera on a sunny window sill (lens facing away from the sun).

Let it set there for a week before even trying to use it.
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