"Mr. Bill" wrote:
> One test of this hypothesis is; Has anyone who had their A2 Command Dial
> fixed ever had it fail again? If not, we have to suppose that Canon is
> putting the stronger dial into the cameras when new.
I seem to recall hearing about someone who had to get theirs repaired twice.
Although the second time, Canon paid for it. For the record, my EOS 5 was bought
new in May of 1998, and the dial broke about a year ago. It still works, but
doesn't lock in any postion. I was aware of the potential problem when I bought the
camera, and treated the dial with kid gloves as a result. I never turned it off,
and pushed the button anyway, when changing modes. Now that I have a backup (EOS
10s), I think I'll try the home repair reported by someone on this list a while
ago.
Geoff Doane
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