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If
the camera fails
to
function
as
expected, check this list
of
com-
mon problems before consulting your retailer
or
Nikon repre-
sentative.
Display
The
displays
are
off:
• The camera
is
off
or the battery
is
exhausted.
• The
monitor
has
been turned off.
Press
the
DISP
button
to
turn the
monitor
on
{CD
6).
•
An
object
has
come close
to
the eye sensor,
turning
the
viewfinder on
and the
monitor
off
(CD
7).
• The displays have turned
off
automatically
to
save
power. The displays
can
be reactivated by operating buttons or
the
mode dial.
•
The
camera
is
connected
to
a com or television.
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displays
turn
off
without
warning:
• The battery
is
low.
• The displays have turned
off
automatically
to
save
power. The displays
can
be reactivated by operating buttons or the mode dial.
• The camera's internal temperature
is
high. Wait for the camera
to
cool
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The
camera
is
unresponsive:
See
11
A Note on Electronically-Controlled
Cam-
eras;' below.
The
viewfinder
is
out
of
focus:
Focus
the viewfinder using the
diopter
adjust-
ment control
(CD
7).
Indicators
are
not
displayed:
Press
the
DISP
button
(CD
6).
B A
Note
on
Electronically-Controlled
Cameras
In extremely rare instances, the display may
not
respond
as
expected
and the camera may stop functioning.
In
most
cases,
this phenomenon
is
caused by a strong external static charge. Turn
the
camera off,
remove and replace the battery, taking care
to
avoid burns, and turn
the camera on again,
or,
if
you
are
using
an
AC
adapter (available sepa-
rately), disconnect and reconnect the adapter and turn
the
camera on
again.
If
the problem persists after the battery
has
been removed and
replaced, contact
your
retailer or Nikon-authorized service representa-
tive.
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