Digital Rebel wont power on

I recently purchased a Canon DRebel, worked great for a couple of weeks,
the other day I went to take some pictures and it wont power on at all. I
have two batteries freshly charged. I followed all the trouble shooting
techniques from the manual and the CR rep, no luck.

Has anyone else had any problems like this? Canon wants me to send the
camera in for repair, but I'm currently deployed overseas so it would be
easier to just send it back home and have my wife return it.

Any suggestions or recomendations would be greatly appriciated

Thanks

Glemm wrote:

I recently purchased a Canon DRebel, worked great for a couple of weeks,
the other day I went to take some pictures and it wont power on at all. I
have two batteries freshly charged. I followed all the trouble shooting
techniques from the manual and the CR rep, no luck.

Has anyone else had any problems like this? Canon wants me to send the
camera in for repair, but I'm currently deployed overseas so it would be
easier to just send it back home and have my wife return it.

Any suggestions or recomendations would be greatly appriciated



Not sure how they do their cameras, I had a problem with one of their
printers; they sent me a new one with a prepaid shipping label to return
the old one with -after- I got the replacement because it was less than 30
days old. Like I said I don't know if they do this with their cameras? I'd
think they would -replace- a camera that died that quickly rather than
making you deal with having it repaired? You could check with the place you
bought it to see what time frame they have as far as returns?

--

Stacey

Glemm wrote:

I recently purchased a Canon DRebel, worked great for a couple of weeks,
the other day I went to take some pictures and it wont power on at all. I
have two batteries freshly charged. I followed all the trouble shooting
techniques from the manual and the CR rep, no luck.

Has anyone else had any problems like this? Canon wants me to send the
camera in for repair, but I'm currently deployed overseas so it would be
easier to just send it back home and have my wife return it.

Any suggestions or recomendations would be greatly appriciated



Not sure how they do their cameras, I had a problem with one of their
printers; they sent me a new one with a prepaid shipping label to return
the old one with -after- I got the replacement because it was less than 30
days old. Like I said I don't know if they do this with their cameras? I'd
think they would -replace- a camera that died that quickly rather than
making you deal with having it repaired? You could check with the place you
bought it to see what time frame they have as far as returns?

--

Stacey

I'm guesing this is an uncommon problem. Jus tmy luck I got the defect and
took it over seas with me. I think I'm going to ship it home and have my
wife exchange it. looks like I'm stuck with a disposable camera the rest
of the time i'm out here.

Thanks for your help

I'm guesing this is an uncommon problem. Jus tmy luck I got the defect and
took it over seas with me. I think I'm going to ship it home and have my
wife exchange it. looks like I'm stuck with a disposable camera the rest
of the time i'm out here.

Thanks for your help

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 01:07:17 -0500, "Glemm"
wrote:

I recently purchased a Canon DRebel, worked great for a couple of weeks,
the other day I went to take some pictures and it wont power on at all. I
have two batteries freshly charged. I followed all the trouble shooting
techniques from the manual and the CR rep, no luck.

Has anyone else had any problems like this? Canon wants me to send the
camera in for repair, but I'm currently deployed overseas so it would be
easier to just send it back home and have my wife return it.

Any suggestions or recomendations would be greatly appriciated

Camera has died. It must be returned to Canon for repairs or replacement. Send
it via your wife if that is easier. There is no other fix.

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 01:07:17 -0500, "Glemm"
wrote:

I recently purchased a Canon DRebel, worked great for a couple of weeks,
the other day I went to take some pictures and it wont power on at all. I
have two batteries freshly charged. I followed all the trouble shooting
techniques from the manual and the CR rep, no luck.

Has anyone else had any problems like this? Canon wants me to send the
camera in for repair, but I'm currently deployed overseas so it would be
easier to just send it back home and have my wife return it.

Any suggestions or recomendations would be greatly appriciated

Camera has died. It must be returned to Canon for repairs or replacement. Send
it via your wife if that is easier. There is no other fix.