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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 378957" data-attributes="member: 31330">If the problem started after that tripod issue, it might be more than a coincidence. It's all just speculation but usually nothing breaks without a cause. The contacts look fine although the first looks slightly different but it could be the angle of the shot or simply a biased idea because I know there's a problem but when I enlarge it in PS, it doesn't seem to be aligned identical.I don't know how the other side looks but they usually try to stuff as much as they can in as little room as possible; one millimeter might make the one touch the other but again, it's just speculation. If there is a short-circuit it isn't at this side but the fact it heats up seems way more problematic than the battery draining.If it's a short-circuit, you can be sure it will fix itself in time. But not in a good way.Maybe it is best to send it in for repairs. Now it might be cheap.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 378957, member: 31330"] If the problem started after that tripod issue, it might be more than a coincidence. It's all just speculation but usually nothing breaks without a cause. The contacts look fine although the first looks slightly different but it could be the angle of the shot or simply a biased idea because I know there's a problem but when I enlarge it in PS, it doesn't seem to be aligned identical. I don't know how the other side looks but they usually try to stuff as much as they can in as little room as possible; one millimeter might make the one touch the other but again, it's just speculation. If there is a short-circuit it isn't at this side but the fact it heats up seems way more problematic than the battery draining. If it's a short-circuit, you can be sure it will fix itself in time. But not in a good way. Maybe it is best to send it in for repairs. Now it might be cheap. [/QUOTE]

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