But you see it wasn't Pentax USA that I have a problem with, it was the
store who sent it to a center that a wouldn't repair it, damaged the
camera further
and wouldn't stand behind their service or lack there of. I didn't ask
for Pentax authorized repair and the center isn't owned by Pentax
t
graywolf wrote:
Pentax USA has the policy that if they can not put the camera back to
factory specs, and sometimes that means they are out of only one part,
they will return it as unrepairable. That is a decision made by their
lawyers for liability reasons. That does mean that while they will
Pentax USA has the policy that if they can not put the camera back to factory
specs, and sometimes that means they are out of only one part, they will return
it as unrepairable. That is a decision made by their lawyers for liability
reasons. That does mean that while they will no longer repair a
That's not so bad. I had a local camera shop send a MX to a local
authorized Pentax repair depot. It needed to
have it's hot shoe re-attached. I even supplied all the parts. Other
than the missing hot shoe the camera although
nicely brassed worked flawlessly. It was returned unrepairable due
That's not so bad. I had a local camera shop send an X to a local
authorized Pentax repair depot. It needed to
have it's hot shoe re-attached. I even supplied all the parts. Other
than the missing hot shoe the camera although
nicely brassed worked flawlessly. It was returned unrepairable due
On 25 Mar 2004 at 16:53, Cotty wrote:
> On 25/3/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] discumbobulated:
>
> >>camera shop and had it promptly returned as a no fix due to
> unavailability of
> >>parts at a cost of AU$50. The simple fact is that it has a dodgy ratchet on
> >>the
> >>
> >>Rob Studdert
>
> Yep. He h
On 25/3/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] discumbobulated:
>>camera shop and had it promptly returned as a no fix due to
unavailability of
>>parts at a cost of AU$50. The simple fact is that it has a dodgy ratchet
>>on the
>>
>>Rob Studdert
Yep. He had that dodgy ratchet when he visited us a a couple a year
camera shop and had it promptly returned as a no fix due to unavailability of
parts at a cost of AU$50. The simple fact is that it has a dodgy ratchet
on the
Rob Studdert
I think it is very unfair to charge for letting you know that the work
cannot be done. Please do not tell me that the tech
On 25 Mar 2004 at 17:37, David Nelson wrote:
> I was wondering whether any of the Aus
> PDMLers can recommend a way to see some pentax gear. I think Melbourne
> CRK is the base - do they have a range of pentax gear? Any shops around
> that stock some? Is the world's driest inhabited continent t
Tell you what David, save your trouble and fly to Japan this weekend.
Regards,
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
From: David Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Australia and Pentax - frustration (whinge)
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 17
G'day,
You may remember my problem with my *ist D, where the pop-up flash
seemed to seize the camera's operations. After more of a fiddle I reckon
that the problem probably indeed resides in the flash, or whatever
mechanism charges and gives flash information to the main body. I never
got th
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