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Technical Service Advisories Z8
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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 809637" data-attributes="member: 34269"><p>Mine is on the list. I did a pull test or three. I contacted Nikon. They take your info and explain that they will send a shipping label when they open a slot. That should minimize the time in the service center. </p><p></p><p>I have a Small Rig L-Bracket that reinforces the left lug. I have a different way of connecting my strap to keep things secure. I cannot see anything unique about the mounts. They are the same as my Z6; looking at a photo of the metal subframe, it is clear that the mount is in the metal. </p><p></p><p>I believe this is like the lens mount. There have been a few failures, but Nikon does not want to take any chances. It seems better than how they handled the oil issue with the D600 or the problems that plagued the D750. They are being proactive now instead of fixing on failure. </p><p></p><p>I wish this had been Ided when the Z8 was in the repair center with the lens mount inspection.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 809637, member: 34269"] Mine is on the list. I did a pull test or three. I contacted Nikon. They take your info and explain that they will send a shipping label when they open a slot. That should minimize the time in the service center. I have a Small Rig L-Bracket that reinforces the left lug. I have a different way of connecting my strap to keep things secure. I cannot see anything unique about the mounts. They are the same as my Z6; looking at a photo of the metal subframe, it is clear that the mount is in the metal. I believe this is like the lens mount. There have been a few failures, but Nikon does not want to take any chances. It seems better than how they handled the oil issue with the D600 or the problems that plagued the D750. They are being proactive now instead of fixing on failure. I wish this had been Ided when the Z8 was in the repair center with the lens mount inspection. [/QUOTE]
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