KEH.com advertises repairs with the same basic price. I haven't checked
today, but when I was contemplating getting my K-5II repaired it was
about the same, actually a little less, at $300. I think they actually
care about customer service because it does look like you can contact
them. Ultimately I found it to be less expensive to replace the K-5II,
but then again I didn't own a K-1.
On 6/6/2019 1:29 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
mike wilson wrote on 6/5/19 10:24 PM:
On 05 June 2019 at 18:22 Larry Colen <l...@red4est.com> wrote:
Ken Waller wrote on 6/5/19 10:16 AM:
As an outside chance, have you tried another SD card ?
Yes, I've tried multiple slots.
Does it work in the #2 slot?
The #2 slot works just fine.
I took a look inside, I saw the piece the #2 slot has that the #1
doesn't. I was able to press down on remains of that piece so it went
"in and clicked", then when I put a card in, I couldn't take it out
until I got a long needle, reached in next to the card and pressed down
on the remains of that little metal bit.
I would now be concerned that there is a loose bit inside the body
that could interfere with or damage the rest of the workings.
I would be also, but it costs $353, plus shipping, to get it repaired
whether it's a mainboard or a cheap little piece of metal. There is
also no way of contacting them via email.
I figure that the less that I have to do with precision camera the
better my life will be.
Meanwhile, my 256G SD cards arrived today, so it should be a very rare
circumstance that I'll need to replace the memory cards
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