A breakdown on
your
Nizo camera is a
very rare thing. However, there are certain
minor
defects which can be caused
byac
-
cidental errors in operation; even the most
careful design
cannot
always
avoid
these;
For example, the batteries can give rise to
apparent
or
genuine defects.
In
such
an
event you
will
be able to trace and rectify
the
fault quickly and
without
outside
help
if you
follow
this trouble-shooting chart.
Minor faults and their remedies
Camera will not start
Possible cause:
Main switch
not
turned on
Drive batteries defective
or
exhausted
Oxidation
of
battery poles
"R"
button was
not
pressed after film
rewind
Automatic
single-frame
device (filming
speed switch
2)
is switched on
Camera starts jerkily
Po
ssible cause:
Drive batteries too weak
Current consumption too high
Possible cause:
Main switch was not
turned
off
during a
prolonged non-filming period
"
Tired"
or
run-
down
batteries were
inserted
Remedy:
Here the remedy is obvious: switch
on!
Check voltage on built-in meter.
Check
that
batteries are
correctly
located
in
their
box and the right way round.
Check
that
battery poles are not dirty.
Clean and polish with a coarse cloth.
If
"R"
is visible in the indicating window,
the
"R"
button
and
the shutter release
must be pressed, to complete the dissolve
cycle
.
Set switch to red dot.
Remedy:
Check battery
voltage.
If
too low, replace
enti
re
set of batterie
s.
Remedy:
Only turn on the main switch when about
to use the came
ra.
Use
only
factory-fresh batteries.
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