What happen to panasonic palmcoder when battery strength is no longer strong?

Fix alternator to solve problem.

Two possible problems: hardware or carrier. So a few questions:

- Does this happen everywhere, or only certain places?
- Does this happen when the phone is in a strong signal area, moderate strength signal area, or weak signal area?

It is possible that the radio simply isn't powerful or intelligent enough to hang on to a weak signal, or it is possible that you are in a very weak signal area. My first route would be to contact the carrier and ask for a signal check in the area where it happens most often. If the carrier confirms that the signal is good, you either have a defective handset, or a simply poor one.

Hi, I believe it could be a bad temp sensor. Which turns the fan on or off. Have it checked. Replace it with new one. Hope that helps you.

access the signal strength in the menus and see how it looks. Too strong a signal can also produce the same problems as a weak signal. If it shows full strength but poor quality then it may be too strong a signal.

My DMC-LZ7 started having the same "please replace batteries" error a few weeks ago (bought in 2007). It only seems to happen with my NiMH rechargables, though they test as full-strength with a cheap battery tester. Alkalines don't cause the error and I haven't tried Oxyride (ZR6) batteries yet.
The camera has two battery-type settings (Alkaline/NiMH

Some routers just don't put out strong signals. The problems could be wiring in/around/at your house or neighbors....causing weak signal. Are the signal strengths strong in your house?

We have super signal strength on ours upstairs (we have a bi-level house) but downstairs the signal is very low. All the wiring in the house and anything electronic or otherwise can block it.

Hope this helps at least some. Good luck!

Krishna sometimes the software in the camera get lost how I do not know. When you pass through metal detectors it can happen. If I put mine down on the car hood the fields of electricity under the hood will cause it not to work. Remove the batteries and wait at least a couple of minutes and put fresh ones or strongly recharged ones back in and it should stop the problem. You batteries could be at fault as well, if they are weak it will cause the same problem

Check for a weak battery by load testing it,or have it load tested.A load tester is a specific tool for checking battery strength.Another not so accurate method is to turn on the headlights.If the headlights are really dim,then the battery is almost discharged.If the healdights are strong,then the battery is probably pretty strong.If the battery checks out,likely a bad starter,or starter solenoid.Good luck.

Most probably weak batteries (this can happen even if new batteries are used). Recommend rechargeable NiMH batteries for the A400. See the following:

http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/11/simple-fix-for-dead-cameras-that-wont.html

call panasonic if there are that many posts maybe it is a recall issue and they should know about it.