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I have a barely used S5100. But it was dropped and the battery cover wont stay shut because of the clips on the camera side are broke. Is this something that can be fixed? Or should it just be trashed?
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Duct tape? At least as a temporary fix...
I think those clips on the camera side are part of the battery holder unit, and therefore should be replaceable. I don't know where you could purchase one, except from Fuji, and couldn't even venture a guess as to how much a repair might cost. I'd call them and ask before trashing. In the mean time...duct tape it. the Hun |
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You could try a hair elastic to keep it closed. Or tap in some small screw heads to take the place of the plastic clips on the body.
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