Sony hx300 ошибка e6210

shlam
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E:62:10 Error code on RX100

Aug 13, 2012

After about couple weeks of use, my RX100 developed a permanent E:62:10 message flashing in the middle of the display. The camera would still take photos, but the error code is annoying and slows down the display response.

The RX100 has been handled carefully and stored in a case, so don’t know what caused it. Resetting the camera and removing battery did not cure the problem. Has anyone seen this problem?

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After searching on the Internet, found out this error code had been seen in previous Sony CyberShot cameras. Seems to be something related to stabilization circuit.

The reported fix was to remove battery and card, and gently slap the sides of the camera. This fixes the problem on the RX100 for me. Photos seem fine. Will report if I see any further problems. Kinda wished I had purchased the extended warranty…

Dan1964
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Re: E:62:10 Error code on RX100

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Aug 13, 2012

shlam

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After searching on the Internet, found out this error code had been seen in previous Sony CyberShot cameras. Seems to be something related to stabilization circuit.

The reported fix was to remove battery and card, and gently slap the sides of the camera. This fixes the problem on the RX100 for me. Photos seem fine. Will report if I see any further problems. Kinda wished I had purchased the extended warranty…

I read that too..that can’t be good

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its a something many other models had

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Aug 15, 2012

several T models and others had this problem. Problem is failed/failing FPC connection sometimes this worked as solution, take the camera in one hand and bang a few times in your other hand of course do it with sense, this might fix it, if not repair center is the only option.

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Received this error for the 1st time today on HX400.  When powering on, EVF/LCD is dark for a few seconds, then the error code appears and flashes on both.  As mentioned earlier, you can press the shutter button and take a picture, but the image moves around and appears to jump or shake slightly.

Definitely not good…   

shlam wrote:

After searching on the Internet, found out this error code had been seen in previous Sony CyberShot cameras. Seems to be something related to stabilization circuit.

The reported fix was to remove battery and card, and gently slap the sides of the camera. This fixes the problem on the RX100 for me. Photos seem fine. Will report if I see any further problems. Kinda wished I had purchased the extended warranty…

That’s the equivalent of the old Westinghouse kick. Some things never change.

Dodge_Rock wrote:

Received this error for the 1st time today on HX400. When powering on, EVF/LCD is dark for a few seconds, then the error code appears and flashes on both. As mentioned earlier, you can press the shutter button and take a picture, but the image moves around and appears to jump or shake slightly.

Definitely not good…

Happen today with my HX400.  So sad…

Aisse Gaertner wrote:

Dodge_Rock wrote:

Received this error for the 1st time today on HX400. When powering on, EVF/LCD is dark for a few seconds, then the error code appears and flashes on both. As mentioned earlier, you can press the shutter button and take a picture, but the image moves around and appears to jump or shake slightly.

Definitely not good…

Happen today with my HX400. So sad…

So sad indeed.  Bummer — hope yours is under warranty.  In the U.S., Sony directed me to Precision Camera for repair, but then called because parts are no longer available.  Sony sent a free replacement(under year old).

This is the 1st HX series camera that has broken and funny thing is I’ve ‘babied’ this camera much more than the others.

Go figure.

Dodge_Rock wrote:

This is the 1st HX series camera that has broken and funny thing is I’ve ‘babied’ this camera much more than the others.

Go figure.

This one was Made in China. Mine sometimes falls into a bad mood and won’t do anything unless I turn it off and back on.

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Re: its a something many other models had

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Apr 18, 2015

Re: E:62:10 Error code on a sony HX300

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May 11, 2015

QQsubs
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Re: E:62:10 Error code on RX100. HX400 Has Same Error Code

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Sep 23, 2015

Don’t mean to threadjack.. but I have a similar issue with the RX100 ii but the flashing error message is E:95:01.  Already searched the forum and google for a solution and followed all the recommendations posted (remove SD card, battery, etc; new SD card, factory reset) to no avail.   Any other suggestions are welcome.  If someone had this issue and went through Sony repair would like to hear Sony’s explanation on what needed to be fixed.  All functionality otherwise is intact.

Thanks!

UPDATE: Having been led to believe my HX400v would be repaired due to the E:62:10 problem which started last week and which I bought from DWI in June, 2014 I have now been advised by DWI it is out of warranty and Sony in Australia want me to pay for the repair — trying to find out what the cost of the repair will be.

Totally disgusted with this as I told Sony given that this is a problem that has been ongoing since at least 2007 in a range of Sony cameras and video cameras. I feel that this fault is one that should be addressed by Sony given how old it is the fact it has affected a number of Cybershot cameras including the HX400v and the HX300v — do a Google search and you can see for yourself how many people have been affected, and this is just those who have registered a problem remembering that many people probably didn’t bother.

I believe this is an issue that Sony should be addressing and being proactive over fixing as they indeed did do  a number of years ago when their DSC F717 developed a problem and a worldwide notice was sent to owners telling them to take the camera to the local, nominated Sony service centre. I know because I got the notice and had my camera repaired accordingly.

Given that this problem has been going for a number of years it would be fair to believe that this will not happen again in future models of the Cybershot, and who knows, even in their new A7 range of cameras.

I am now looking at taking further action regarding this matter and I am building a list of reported problems including the date the problem occurred and the model camera/video camera that was affected. If you wish to have your camera and date added to the list, please add your details including country/city.

Thank you.

plutopup wrote:

UPDATE: Having been led to believe my HX400v would be repaired due to the E:62:10 problem which started last week and which I bought from DWI in June, 2014 I have now been advised by DWI it is out of warranty and Sony in Australia want me to pay for the repair — trying to find out what the cost of the repair will be.

Totally disgusted with this as I told Sony given that this is a problem that has been ongoing since at least 2007 in a range of Sony cameras and video cameras. I feel that this fault is one that should be addressed by Sony given how old it is the fact it has affected a number of Cybershot cameras including the HX400v and the HX300v — do a Google search and you can see for yourself how many people have been affected, and this is just those who have registered a problem remembering that many people probably didn’t bother.

I believe this is an issue that Sony should be addressing and being proactive over fixing as they indeed did do a number of years ago when their DSC F717 developed a problem and a worldwide notice was sent to owners telling them to take the camera to the local, nominated Sony service centre. I know because I got the notice and had my camera repaired accordingly.

Given that this problem has been going for a number of years it would be fair to believe that this will not happen again in future models of the Cybershot, and who knows, even in their new A7 range of cameras.

I am now looking at taking further action regarding this matter and I am building a list of reported problems including the date the problem occurred and the model camera/video camera that was affected. If you wish to have your camera and date added to the list, please add your details including country/city.

Thank you.

Further update — have now received my camera back having refused to pay $167.00+ just to get the camera assessed. Based on what I have found on the internet, the repair including parts and labour could go well over $200.00 which does not make sense for me to pay for a $500.00 camera which is only 15 months old.

If you have been affected with the E:62:10 error please consider adding your experience to the following thread which I recently created. There are numerous forums on the internet where people have listed this problem with their Cybershot camera or with a Sony video camera going back to 2007 and am now trying to centralize all these in one location here: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/56593853

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