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masayoshi_1978さん

検索してみたら、そのエラー、ずいぶん頻発してるみたいですね。

As you power up, snap the camera into the palm of your hand.
This seems to have reset the gears of the lens. Works fine.


I thought nothing to loose and really hung on to the lens and it stayed ie; it is now working.


It was only when I grabbed the lens as it would extend when powering up that i could then pull the lens to its maximum while the blue screen of death was present. Then when I powered down, it didnt make anymore funny noises but closed without delay - I knew it was fixed.

レンズを無理やり押し込んだり引っぱり出したりしたら直っちゃった…っていうこと。


分解しちゃったツワモノもいるみたいです。

I was having the same problem here. Error D: 5e02. I think I accidentally turned it on while it was in my pocket. However, I tried all the above solutions and it still would not work for me.

So, I decided "what the hell, it's out of warranty and will cost more than half it's price to get fixed... I'll open it up and see what's inside".

After I had the front cover off and got the two main halves of the camera apart, I turned it on and bingo! it fired up as normal - the lens opened up fully without any chattering and the blue error screen went away. It took pictures just fine. I reassembled the camera and it's still working as normal.

I suspect there is an alignment issue and partially disassembling the unit it gives the lenses enough room to re-align themselves.

Disassembly is easy even if you're remotely handy with tools. All you need is a set of jeweler's screwdrivers (less than $20.00 at any hardware store). However, do so at your own risk and only if your camera is out of warranty.