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Oct 29, 2004 02:27 |  #1

I have a BP-511 clone (i.e. non Canon) that has died. It got some moisture on it, which I assume shorted it out. The charger says that it is full, but when I put it in the camera, I get no power.

Should I assume it is dead, and toss it, or is there a way I can kick it back to life?


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Oct 30, 2004 19:30 |  #2

You could use a multimeter and measure if it is putting out any juice. Otherwise, it is dead. :(




  
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Nov 02, 2004 15:21 |  #3

Same problem, same solution...

I have cleaned the camera contacts and that seems to help somewhat, but after a short while the problem recurs.

I also have noticed that the canon-supplied external charger behaves differently from the internal (G2) charger. The external charger lamp never turns green as the internal charger does.

I also seem to recall that Canon provided a firmware update for the G2 that was supposed to affect the internal charger's function somehow...




  
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Nov 02, 2004 16:04 |  #4

Sorry, my previous reply was meant for the topic:
G2: odd problem related to the battery
not this one. :oops:




  
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Nov 09, 2004 15:24 |  #5

What did you find?




  
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