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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 752938" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>I am resurrecting my thread because Monday I experienced the ERR once again. I do recall momentarily seeing the shutter speed of 1/4000&quot; flashing just before I pressed the shutter. And in one of my previous posts, that was an indicator. I still try to make sure the body is in standby before turning it off. Ever since I've been doing that, the issue hasn't happened. All I needed to do was to click the shutter button again, and it fixed the issue. I'm not sure if the shutter is sticking or if the mirror gets locked causing the viewfinder to be blocked. But the second click made everything return to normal. Since I had such a bad experience with my D600 at the Nikon repair facility, I am not yet ready to send it in. This one was also on the shutter recall list (which is now expired), but I never sent it in. But the issue isn't specifically a shutter problem. In the past I read an online post about someone who wound up having the CPU replaced by Nikon which resolved his issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 752938, member: 13196"] I am resurrecting my thread because Monday I experienced the ERR once again. I do recall momentarily seeing the shutter speed of 1/4000" flashing just before I pressed the shutter. And in one of my previous posts, that was an indicator. I still try to make sure the body is in standby before turning it off. Ever since I've been doing that, the issue hasn't happened. All I needed to do was to click the shutter button again, and it fixed the issue. I'm not sure if the shutter is sticking or if the mirror gets locked causing the viewfinder to be blocked. But the second click made everything return to normal. Since I had such a bad experience with my D600 at the Nikon repair facility, I am not yet ready to send it in. This one was also on the shutter recall list (which is now expired), but I never sent it in. But the issue isn't specifically a shutter problem. In the past I read an online post about someone who wound up having the CPU replaced by Nikon which resolved his issue. [/QUOTE]

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