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    Posted: 22 June 2015 at 20:56
Hello.

I think, the parts I need is:

2186-0210-01 Shutter Assy

Thank you very much


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Hi Paugusto71, do you know what parts you need?

I do have a body or 2 in parts, but we'd have see what shipping would be like
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Hello everyone. I hope to have found the right place. I am looking for a body of KM 5 d order to repair my camera, KM 5 d. I don't know if anyone in this forum are encouraged to sell. Or as another possibility, it is also, if anyone know where could get spares for this wonderful camera. From already thank you for your response and hope to be able to solve my problem.
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Originally posted by Saratoga Saratoga wrote:

OK, It's just I have a 5D body gathering dust in the kitchen next to my broken LR mugs and radio mugs with my callsign on ;)

Ahoy!

Well, it could be that both are the same but they have different model and part numbers (EC-1400/EC-1500), but it dawned on me that the Sony FDA-ME1AM 1.15x magnifying eyecup fits both A700 and A850, so the 5D eyecup may well fit the 7D. I was merely using the different part/model numbers as being camera specific, so unless anyone can confirm if they're interchangeable, then maybe your 5D could be used as a donor for the 2x parts required for the 7D.

Offer is appreciated though
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OK, It's just I have a 5D body gathering dust in the kitchen next to my broken LR mugs and radio mugs with my callsign on ;)
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Posts: 5763 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Pirate Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 March 2015 at 22:36
Originally posted by Saratoga Saratoga wrote:

Do those parts match up with those from a 5D Mr Pirate Sah?

The hot-shoe cover will, but the eyecup model part number for the 5D is: EC-1500, so I assume will be different to the EC-1400 for the 7D.
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Do those parts match up with those from a 5D Mr Pirate Sah?
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Originally posted by Speedlight Speedlight wrote:

Hi again!

So I would say call camfix.ch workshop. When I was repairing my Minolta I have bought an new original eye viewer an original battery. Not all is listed on his website. Call and ask.

Ahoy!

I think it would be easier and a lot cheaper via eBay. Switzerland is a non-EU member, and if they charged over the allowable value limit for UK importing, then there will be Customs and other fees to pay, so not really worth doing IMO, so was hoping if anyone who had a duff 7D could offer the items cheaply and postage would be the price of a 2nd class large letter stamp within the UK, but if nobody has them or won't offer them for purchase, I'll revert to Plan B, but I thought it at least worth asking here first.

It's not a big deal
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Posts: 5 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Speedlight Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 March 2015 at 10:16
Hi again!

So I would say call camfix.ch workshop. When I was repairing my Minolta I have bought an new original eye viewer an original battery. Not all is listed on his website. Call and ask.
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Ahoy!

For the attention of UK Dyxumers.

If anyone has a dead or dying Dynax/Maxxum 7D gathering dust, and if they have them, would anyone be willing to part with both of the following items:

1. Hot-shoe flashgun cover (Sony Part No: FA-SHC1AM/B).



2. Viewfinder eyepiece cup model EC-1400 (Part No: 8237-200).



If so, can you give me a cost for both? UK postage will be the price of a 2nd class large letter stamp if put into a regular envelope (no need for bubble-wrap).

I've posted here as it's likely to be seen by owners who have a Dynax/Maxxum 7D that have turned up their mortal coil for the big parts bin in the sky, though if the thread MOD wants to move it to the WTB thread, then I'll have to accept that, but I hope this request may be allowed to remain here. I can do a PP transfer.

TIA.
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Posts: 5 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Speedlight Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 February 2015 at 23:14
Thanks for reply

So I found this guy in Switzerland camfix.ch
He was working at Konica Minolta service and after konica has retired
He's making an own workshop.
So my d7 working again and I can really recommend his workshop.
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Posts: 5763 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Pirate Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 February 2015 at 23:03
Ahoy!

David and CRW are great. Just go to the CRW website. I and others have used them with no issues. They were the UK Minolta repair agents, so have no concerns about making over the phone payments as I and I'm sure millions of others do so all the time, and a CC payment is protected anyway, so pay the man and get your gear back.

If anyone is looking for a Dynax 7D, I have one listed in the external classifieds forum.
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They have been trading a very long time.
As their not a retail outlet you can not buy the part online , so paying over the phone is the only option . Quite common over here.

Their business is repairing cameras and so on , where you send your camera in , it gets inspected , and if you want them to go ahead you pay over the phone . Job done.

If your practically worried about paying over the phone , use a credit card , rather than debit card .
Check with your card provider , but I think your insured against fraud .

Other than that , ask them if they will accept a cheque .
You'll have to post it and wait while it gets banked and it clears before they send you anything , o.k if your not in a hurry .
They might not be able to do this though . If they don't work with cash etc , they might only do their banking online and won't want to mess about dealing with a cheque for a low value item.

Personally , I would have no problem paying them over the phone for parts or services .



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This is the people in Milton Keynes... I have never used them, but have heard lots of good things about them - I think they are trustworthy.

There is a trust thing in using your credit/debit card over the phone, but I think this is what any retailer would do.
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