Remove the 3 screws
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Thanks for the thread. I didn't get past this point because the screws were too tight! Haha!
It's normal for a lens to have minor dust. Even a brand new lens has visible dust.
In fact, zoom lenses are not fully sealed. There are some gaps to let air in and out for zooming.
So dust goes in and out of our lens
During reassembly, I just have to ensure that there is no visible or should I say no significant dust.
To answer your question, no , I don't think we need a laminar flow.
I'm not sure if any of those camera service centers or 3rd party shops here in Singapore have the kind of facility
fatigue .. bro .. u the man :thumbsup:
simply amazing...so much effort , * salutes *
Hi, I've having difficulties with removing the flexible board. How is it attached? With glue?
Consult daredevil123 for the best adhesive the use to attached the Cable to the lens barrel![]()
the initial clicking sound is probably the sound of the VR motor activating... there should also be a short click when the VR disengages... the sliding noise is probably the lens elements shifting while focusing...My VR len has some problem. When I on the camera, it has a tak tak tak sound. Also, during len focusing, it seem to have sliding noise. Is it something like the ribbon cable rubbing against the lens?
I am a new owner to DSLR and overjoyed to have this camera. However, need to solve this problem. At the same time need to clean the lenses as it full of fungus. I could consider DIY but seem like getting the parts maybe difficult. Any cleaning solution to recommend? Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you.
the initial clicking sound is probably the sound of the VR motor activating... there should also be a short click when the VR disengages... the sliding noise is probably the lens elements shifting while focusing...
please do not DIY fungus cleaning... unless you want to void the lens warranty, and even then you shouldn't unless you happen to know how to take apart and put a lens back together again... just go to the service centre to get it looked into (you can also ask them about the lens sounds)... and consider a drybox/dry cabinet to store your equipment to reduce the chance of fungus in the first place...
Thanks theRBK for your kind advise.
The initial sound when switch on the camera is tak tak tak tak, Four times. Then, it will tak tak tak tak again whenever certain button is pressed.
Ok will down by NSC to let them verify it. However, as this len was given to me, I am not sure if it is still under warranty. How many years of warranty for such len? Anyway, will check with NSC. Thanks.