Brand: RICOH
Category: Digital Camera
Document Type:
Language: EN
Manual for WG-6
Uploaded: Aug. 9, 2025, 11:56 p.m.
Manual Publish Date: 2019-02-01
Warranty Information
12-month warranty against defects in material or workmanship.
Getting Started:
• Install battery and memory card. Charge battery.
• Turn on camera and follow on-screen prompts for initial settings like language and date/time.
• Format memory card if new or used with other devices.
Basic Shooting:
• Set mode dial to AUTO. Use zoom (4/5) to adjust magnification.
• Press shutter (z) halfway to focus, then fully to take picture.
Viewing Images:
• Press playback button (g) to review captured images.
• Use navigation buttons (abcd) to browse images, delete (i), or magnify (4).
• Install battery and memory card. Charge battery.
• Turn on camera and follow on-screen prompts for initial settings like language and date/time.
• Format memory card if new or used with other devices.
Basic Shooting:
• Set mode dial to AUTO. Use zoom (4/5) to adjust magnification.
• Press shutter (z) halfway to focus, then fully to take picture.
Viewing Images:
• Press playback button (g) to review captured images.
• Use navigation buttons (abcd) to browse images, delete (i), or magnify (4).
Troubleshooting and error codes
| Problem | Cause | Solution | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camera does not turn on. | Battery not inserted/exhausted/incompatible. AC adapter not connected. | Charge battery, insert correctly. Use RICOH DB-110 battery. Connect AC adapter. | p.33, p.99 |
| Camera turns off during use. | Auto Power Off activated. Battery exhausted. | Turn camera back on. Charge battery. | p.35, p.33 |
| Cannot shoot by pressing shutter. | Battery exhausted. Camera off. Memory card full/unformatted/locked/dirty. | Charge battery. Turn on camera. Format/insert new card/unlock/clean card. | p.33, p.35, p.37, p.68 |
| Images are blurred. | Camera moved during shooting. Shooting in dark place. | Hold camera steady, use tripod. Use flash or high ISO sensitivity. | —, p.52, p.50 |
| Images are too bright/dark. | Flash output inappropriate. Monitor brightness inappropriate. Exposure compensation set to negative. | Adjust flash/monitor brightness. Adjust exposure compensation. | —, p.83, p.43 |