Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic User Manual

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Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic User Manual 2017
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This page will help you identify common problems users experience with the Instax Mini 90 by Fujifilm. This model was released October 2013.

Unable to Power On

The camera will not turn on.

Defective Battery

Ensure the battery is fully charged, and that it is connected to the proper +/- terminals. If the camera still does not power on, the battery is defective. See our battery replacement guide.

Insecure Battery Contact

If the battery is not securely connected to the proper terminals, it will not deliver power to the camera. See our battery contact replacement guide.

Blinking E

There is a blinking 'E' in the film counter window.

Insecure or Unrecognizable Battery or Film

The battery or film are either not recognizable types, or are not secure in their compartments. Make sure the device is off, remove the battery to reset it, and then load a new set of film. See our film cartridge replacement guide. Put the battery back in the camera, and turn it on.

If the issue is still apparent, contact the manufacturer for a replacement battery.

Defective Lens Unit

If the camera has been dropped, the impact can damage the lens unit by cracking the lens or bending the track on which the lens travels. See our guide on lens unit replacement.

Photos are Blurry

The subject of the photo is not clearly pictured.

Not Within Focus Range

The subject of the photo must be at least 60 cm away from the camera lens. If a closer photo is needed, attach a close-up lens.

Insufficient Lighting

Move to a spot that illuminates the subject more, or where the light is more evenly distributed.

Dirty Lens

If there are smudges on the lens, use a microfiber cloth and a few drops of lens cleaning solution to wipe the lens--starting at the center and spiraling outward.

If there is dirt or dust on the lens, gently remove it with a soft-bristled brush or a can of compressed air.

Remember that the key to a clean lens is prevention. Try to minimize all contact with the lens, especially cleaning.

Photos have Spots

A few spots appear in a line across the photo.

Dirt on the Film Roller

Foreign objects can get stuck on the film roller if the camera is not kept in a clean environment. Try to remove these impurities with compressed air. If this does not work, do not attempt further repairs. Contact the manufacturer for a solution.

Photos are Too Dark

Once printed, photos appear too dark.

Insufficient Lighting

Move to a spot that illuminates the subject more, or where the light is more evenly distributed.

Incorrect Lighting Mode

Check the lighting mode on camera to see if the mode matches the specific environment. For example, the indoor lighting mode is used for a poorly lit environment.

Flash and Light Sensor Blocked

If the flash and the light sensor in the front of the camera are blocked, photos will come out dark. Make sure nothing gets in between the flash and the subject of the photo.

Photos are Totally Black

Film ejected from camera has no picture, just black.

Defective Motherboard

Replace the motherboard of the flash. Do this by removing all of the external screws to expose the flash device, as well as the motherboard in question. Contact the manufacturer for a replacement motherboard.

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Defective Capacitor

If the flash motherboard is not the problem, then it is likely that the photo flash capacitor does not hold charge anymore. See our capacitor replacement guide.

Shutter Failure