In my expirience faults such as this mean new camera time.
It probably can be fixed but expect to pay 100 to 200 quid.
When on of my cameras starts misbehaving like this I tak the kill or cure approach... first i give it a few bloody good whacks, if that fails to fix it I wade in with screwdrivers and crowbars.
Good luck!
Mines a coffee, double expresso, brown sugar.
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