Dang--I think my daughter shoved the battery to my Kodak easy share DX7630 in backwards. She said she heard a pop and the camera stopped working... I have a sinking feeling...anyone know if this can be repaired and what an approximate repair amount would be legitimate. Thanks.
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Oh dear... but I don't think it's that. Firstly the battery cover wouldn't close and even if it did, the contacts just don't match up.
However a popping sound is not good.
Before you do anything check the battery is charged up properly. If still no go, then it's time for a repair.
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However a popping sound is not good.
Before you do anything check the battery is charged up properly. If still no go, then it's time for a repair.
GET A QUOTE !
PP
The way the battery appears to be manufatured, it should prevent connections being made is inserted wrongly, so I would doubt its an electrical problem, perhaps only a mechanical problem.
Having said that, if repair is needed, its not uncommon for repairs on such equipment to often get close to replacement cost.
Having said that, if repair is needed, its not uncommon for repairs on such equipment to often get close to replacement cost.
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