Too bad you fixed it <grin> - there goes your K10D.

-- 
Bruce


Saturday, September 8, 2007, 1:48:23 PM, you wrote:

CR> On Sep 8, 2007, at 11:29, Bob Sullivan wrote:

>> Charles,
>>
>> Jiggle with that pin/door you replaced.
>>

CR> Nope, that wasn't it.

CR> I took the leap, and following instructions on this page:

CR> http://www.xdeltax.com/tutirmodding/index.html

CR> I took the shell off of the camera and determined that there are NO
CR> circuits inside the camera near the grip - just the batteries.  There
CR> is a complex relationship between the top shell, the switches that
CR> are mounted on it (shutter, DOF preview, exp. compensation) and the
CR> circuits that they contact (which are on the body).

CR> After disassembling the camera, then reassembling it without the  
CR> handgrip panel, I was able to see that the only thing that could have
CR> been affected by the way I was pushing on the body of the camera was
CR> the top power/shutter/DOF switch (and the way it interacts with the
CR> circuit boards (brushes on the top panel, circuits that they contact
CR> mounted on the body).  I couldn't get the camera to fail with that
CR> panel off.

CR> Then I reassembled everything, and it works perfectly.  I cannot get
CR> the power to blink out again.  So.... something was loose or out of
CR> whack and the disassembly/reassembly process seems to have aligned
CR> all of the parts back where they needed to be.

CR> Whew!

CR> I took some pictures, but this guy whose website I referenced took
CR> some already.  Here you can see that there are no circuits/panels/
CR> ANYTHING next to the batteries on the right side of the camera:

CR>  
CR> http://www.tfh-berlin.de/~s22202/xdeltax/tutirmodding/IMGP1648.jpg
CR>  
CR> http://www.tfh-berlin.de/~s22202/xdeltax/tutirmodding/IMGP1656.jpg


CR> ..and this picture just looks horrific!

CR>  
CR> http://www.tfh-berlin.de/~s22202/xdeltax/tutirmodding/IMGP1672.jpg


CR>   -Charles

CR> --
CR> Charles Robinson - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CR> Minneapolis, MN
CR> http://charles.robinsontwins.org






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