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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 335312" data-attributes="member: 9240">Re: All D600s can get free shutter serviceYou may have.&nbsp; I don't remember the first time, but the second time they did, and for this &quot;service advisory&quot; all I had to do was put my serial number in the system and it spit out the links for the label.Speaking of my camera, I decided to call Nikon and speak to someone directly since this is my camera's 3rd trip there.&nbsp; It was rather enlightening.&nbsp; Bad news is that I won't be getting a D610 shipped to me.&nbsp; I asked why, given that this is my 3rd time being without a camera.&nbsp; The rep's reply was that, &quot;Your first two repairs were warranty repairs.&nbsp; This is your first repair under the service advisory.&nbsp; With this, your shutter has been replaced, along with 6 additional parts, a full cleaning done, as well as an autofocus adjust.&nbsp; There is more work that goes into these service advisory repairs than had been done on the warranty repairs, and we find that it is solving the issue more readily.&nbsp; Should you find that you are still experiencing the dirt on the sensor after you get it back please call us immediately and we will see if something else needs to be done.&quot;&nbsp; I could complain that all these steps weren't taken on my initial repairs, but given that I was an early adopter it may be that Nikon spent a good 6+ months getting to the root of precisely what was wrong and once they did they issued the service advisory ... and the D610.&nbsp; Good news is the repair is done and just waiting on packing and shipping.&nbsp; If they get it out tomorrow I'll have it for the weekend.&nbsp; No complaints here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 335312, member: 9240"] [b]Re: All D600s can get free shutter service[/b] [I]You[/I] may have. I don't remember the first time, but the second time they did, and for this "service advisory" all I had to do was put my serial number in the system and it spit out the links for the label. Speaking of my camera, I decided to call Nikon and speak to someone directly since this is my camera's 3rd trip there. It was rather enlightening. Bad news is that I won't be getting a D610 shipped to me. I asked why, given that this is my 3rd time being without a camera. The rep's reply was that, [I]"Your first two repairs were [U]warranty[/U] repairs. This is your first repair under the [U]service advisory[/U]. With this, your shutter has been replaced, along with 6 additional parts, a full cleaning done, as well as an autofocus adjust. There is more work that goes into these service advisory repairs than had been done on the warranty repairs, and we find that it is solving the issue more readily. Should you find that you are still experiencing the dirt on the sensor after you get it back please call us immediately and we will see if something else needs to be done."[/I] I could complain that all these steps weren't taken on my initial repairs, but given that I was an early adopter it may be that Nikon spent a good 6+ months getting to the root of precisely what was wrong and once they did they issued the service advisory ... and the D610. Good news is the repair is done and just waiting on packing and shipping. If they get it out tomorrow I'll have it for the weekend. No complaints here. [/QUOTE]

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