The document provides troubleshooting tips for when things go wrong with cameras, suggesting to first reset the camera, try using a different or new tape, and never remove a damaged tape by hand. It advises taking cameras to a repair place if they experience liquid, shock, or sand damage and to be honest about any self-induced faults when requesting help, listing all symptoms and intermittent faults.

1. Trouble Shooting (When things go wrong with your camera) Thomas Klose

2. Trouble Shooting (When things go wrong with your camera)Thomas KloseSummaryResetAC adaptor/charger Different - or a brand new tape Check tapeNever remove damaged tape by hand! Cleaning tapes

3. Trouble Shooting (When things go wrong with your camera) Thomas KloseAt the repair placeLiquid damage, shock damage or sand damageIf it is a self-induced fault, say so Mention only symptomsList as many faults as possibleMention any intermittent faults

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