Samantha Bazant , Look into the charge port with a flashlight, look for dust/lint/etc. and blow the port out or very carefully pick it out. Also look for any damaged terminals if you see one bent very carefully straighten it with a tooth pick. Also remove the battery and clean the camera's battery contacts with a pen with eraser on the end or a long Qtip dampened with 90% Isopropyl Alcohol (pen eraser's have a little more grit to them and polish up terminals well), blow out dust, debri, etc. when done cleaning, insert battery and try.
Still not charging correctly, wiggle the end of cable to see if the camera charge port is loose, not if light flashes, etc. If port is found to be loose/bad, this is really not a repair for the inexperienced because the charge port for your device is soldered to the mother board and the heat generated could cause further damage if not very careful. I will post a link to a tear down guide to get you inside the camera to check the charge port if need be and will also post a link showing what is involved in repairing a mini USB attached to the a motherboard,(not your device, just an example). Good luck.
I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button.
Remplacement de la carte mère du Nikon COOLPIX P500
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