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Question posted by mikesummerof1969 on April 6th, 2012

Battery Replacement

I just bought an old 660. It took a couple of pictures with the film that is in it but then the red light for the flash just stays on and I am unable to take a picture now. It still has film in it. Do I need to change the battery? If so, how can I do it?

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Answer #1: Posted by 05mgh on June 2nd, 2012 3:22 AM
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The battery is dead. The battery is inside the film pack so you cannnot replace the battery separately to replacing the film. You need to get a new film pack.

Answer #2: Posted by anastasiatlee on July 22nd, 2012 9:52 AM
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You can still take pictures with your currect film pack by using the flash override button which is on the same part of the camera as the button you would normally use tot ake a picture. Instead of pressing the red button, push the black knob in the same direction you would normally. Then once you have used up your film you can change the battery.

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User Guide - Page 2

... any battery-operated equipment, observe these instructions. 2. Do not disassemble the camera. It is used again. As with your camera system. Follow all of an electronic shock, service or repair work must be provided. Incorrect reassembly can cause electrical shock when the camera is especially important to know how to handle Polaroid film and pictures to...
User Guide - Page 3

... a new light 4 The camera system 5 The film 7 The electronic flash 7 Fixed focus lens 7 Electronic flash range 7 Split-second automatic focusing 8 Lighten/darken control 8 Autofocus by-pass and non-flash buttons 8 Using the camera 9 Raising and lowering the electronic flash unit 9 Loading the camera 9 Removing empty film pack from camera 9 Holding the camera 10 Taking the picture 10...
User Guide - Page 4

... new light Few picture-taking situations provide just the right lighting to create an ideal photographic light for this camera. 4 In addition, the Model 660 AutoFocus camera has an automatic focusing system which means you need never purchase other batteries. was developed just for taking beautiful pictures - Electronic Flash Red Button 600 Series Camera 1. measures light with...
User Guide - Page 5

... 8). it charges the flash; Thumbrest. Flash ready light (red light means the flash is ready to take a picture through glass - Fixed focus, 106mm lens. C - E - Film shade (shields each picture from the scene and flash, outdoors and indoors). P - Film exit slot. Lighten/darken control (see page 12). K - Film door latch. G - measures light from light as it takes...
User Guide - Page 6

Red shutter button (pressed halfway, it exits the camera; see page 8). Film door latch. K - Viewfinder. Picture counter (indicates how many pictures remain). 6 Automatic variable speed/aperture shutter system (speeds range from light as it charges the flash; D - H - J - 600 Series Camera Sun 660 AF Front View A1 Back View User Guide B1 C1 K1 C2 L O K...
User Guide - Page 7

... fully charged and the red light goes off. The battery supplies all the power you need to 10 feet away and near a light colored background. 7 In the picture, everything beyond 4 feet will not operate until the flash is the most light-sensitive instant color film made. Sun 600 For best results indoors, your subject should be from 4 to fire...
User Guide - Page 8

... when photographing through glass, press and hold in the autofocus by -pass and non-flash buttons Sun 640 - Sun 660 AF - The lens then will put your picture. A white double arrow appears in its center position. 600 Series Camera Split-second focusing (Sun 660 AF only) When you have finished reshooting. User Guide To take a lighter...
User Guide - Page 9

... empty film pack from camera When the picture counter is film already in the camera. • Take a picture. • Touch the shutter button. User Guide Loading the camera Use only Polaroid 600 color film. 1. Push the latch forward. Latch 3. The flash will protect the lens and lock the red button. 3. When you : • Load film into the camera. 2. 600 Series Camera Using the camera...
User Guide - Page 10

Sun 660 AF 1. Flash Ready (Green) and Charging (Red) Lights 2. Place your right thumb on the thumbrest, your index finger on the red button, and curl your other fingers into your subject. 2. Then take the picture when you have taken a picture, the flash will recharge and the green ready light will come on . Hold it is more comfortable, place the...
User Guide - Page 11

... so that the flash is developing, keep the camera and film warm. 6. Red light 4. To take the picture, hold the camera steady and press the red button the rest of the way. Red Button Note: Always use the thumbrest and gently press the red button; Outdoors - 600 Series Camera 3. The camera will jar the camera and blur the picture. Hold the developing picture by its...
User Guide - Page 12

... through a window is a special situation which requires that you take the picture by pressing only the flash override button. Autofocus Override Button Flash Override Button 12 To avoid a flash reflection, stop the electronic flash from firing and take these precautions. Flash Override Button User Guide Sun 660 AF Photographing a daylight scene (more than 12 feet away) through...
User Guide - Page 13

... or bar pattern to the central part of focus. Everyone who takes pictures has had the experience of direct sunlight. If there is developing, keep the camera and film warm. When the red light is on, the flash is below 55o F (13o C), keep the picture out of looking at least a minute. Developer Rollers 13 Be sure the...
User Guide - Page 14

... sold . 14 Or, if you are having with a fully reconditioned or new camera. The repair or replacement of the problem you prefer, write to us toll-free: 1-800-343-5000 from 8 am to learn where film for such repairs. In Canada, call us . Please include a sample picture of your camera proves to countries outside the U.S.

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