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From: Jack on 14 Oct 2006 12:37
I have this Sony with the classical stuck lens and "turn off and turn on"
message.

I have successfully repaired couple of Canon E18 lenses, but this Sony lens
package looks a bit more complicated and before I do trial and error on this
I was wondering if there was instructions somewhere for this.
I found the service manual, but it is not a real sevice manual, but only a
parts replacement guide ;-)

So, if you have run across instructions for this, drop me a line.

Thanks,

Jan
Finland


From: Jack on 19 Oct 2006 01:23
No need anymore.

I disassembled the lens unit, cleaned it and put back together w/o
instructions and now the camera works like a charm ;-)

Don't recommend this procedure if you haven't done it before. Very delicate
operation.

JMK

"Jack" <jankro(a)POISTAdnainternet.net> wrote in message
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>I have this Sony with the classical stuck lens and "turn off and turn on"
>message.
>
> I have successfully repaired couple of Canon E18 lenses, but this Sony
> lens package looks a bit more complicated and before I do trial and error
> on this I was wondering if there was instructions somewhere for this.
> I found the service manual, but it is not a real sevice manual, but only a
> parts replacement guide ;-)
>
> So, if you have run across instructions for this, drop me a line.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jan
> Finland
>
>


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