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I Successfully Repaired My D3200!
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<blockquote data-quote="D200freak" data-source="post: 539932" data-attributes="member: 41018"><p>Do you have a really small philips head screwdriver? You might want to use it to check and see if the screws holding the contact assembly in the lens mount are secured. Don't torque them down, they're only going into plastic and they're easily stripped out. But they should be snug, ensuring that the contacts on the lens should make a good connection to the contacts inside the lens mount. Check to see that those contacts are also firmly mounted, but if they are loose, see if the screws holding the contacts in place are accessible. Check them for tightness as well if you can. </p><p></p><p>It never hurts to give the contacts, on both the camera and the lens, a decent cleaning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D200freak, post: 539932, member: 41018"] Do you have a really small philips head screwdriver? You might want to use it to check and see if the screws holding the contact assembly in the lens mount are secured. Don't torque them down, they're only going into plastic and they're easily stripped out. But they should be snug, ensuring that the contacts on the lens should make a good connection to the contacts inside the lens mount. Check to see that those contacts are also firmly mounted, but if they are loose, see if the screws holding the contacts in place are accessible. Check them for tightness as well if you can. It never hurts to give the contacts, on both the camera and the lens, a decent cleaning. [/QUOTE]
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