It appears as though the screen backlight is on but there is no display. This may be because there are two cables connected to the screen. One is to power the backlight and the other is for the image information from the motherboard to the screen.
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Can you take a few pictures and then see if it has been stored on the SD card in the camera by removing the SD card from the camera and then using a card reader connected to a computer to check for the images.
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Can you take a few pictures and then see if they has been stored OK on the SD card in the camera by removing the SD card from the camera and then using a card reader connected to a computer to check for the images.
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If the images are OK on the card, then most likely the LCD screen is either faulty or has a loose cable connection. Here’s a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDhhbW_5g5c|video] that shows how to replace the screen (and also to check the cable connection is OK - part of the removal procedure) As can be seen, the smaller cable is the backlight power cable and the larger is for the image information
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If the images are OK on the card, then most likely the LCD screen is either faulty or has a loose cable connection. Here’s a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDhhbW_5g5c|video] that shows how to replace the screen (and also to check the cable connection is OK - part of the removal procedure) The smaller cable is the backlight power cable and the larger is for the image information
If there are no images on the SD card either then there is a motherboard problem.
Can you take a picture and then see if it has been stored on the SD card by removing the card and then using a card reader connected to a computer to check the images.
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It appears as though the screen backlight is on but there is no display. This may be because there are two cables connected to the screen. One is to power the backlight and the other is for the image information from the motherboard to the screen.
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If you do get an image then most likely the LCD screen is either faulty or has a loose connection.Here’s a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDhhbW_5g5c|video] that shows how to replace the screen (and also to check the cable connection is OK - part of the removal procedure)
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Can you take a few pictures and then see if it has been stored on the SD card in the camera by removing the SD card from the camera and then using a card reader connected to a computer to check for the images.
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If there is no image on the SD card either then there is a motherboard problem.
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If the images are OK on the card, then most likely the LCD screen is either faulty or has a loose cable connection. Here’s a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDhhbW_5g5c|video] that shows how to replace the screen (and also to check the cable connection is OK - part of the removal procedure) As can be seen, the smaller cable is the backlight power cable and the larger is for the image information
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If there are no images on the SD card either then there is a motherboard problem.
Hi @Princess Kaguya
Can you take a picture and then see if it has been stored on the SD card by removing the card and then using a card reader connected to a computer to check the images.
If you do get an image then most likely the LCD screen is either faulty or has a loose connection. Here’s a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDhhbW_5g5c|video] that shows how to replace the screen (and also to check the cable connection is OK - part of the removal procedure)
If there is no image on the SD card either then there is a motherboard problem.