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350D will not turn on due to damaged CF card.

 
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Jun 26, 2012 06:31 |  #31

joeseph wrote in post #14604701 (external link)
I'm curious to know if there's any difference in the symptoms if you don't put the CF card in the camera at all. If it runs without the card, wether you can reach the menu option to enable shooting without the card present & check the general operation (shutter / mirror etc)

Hello Joseph it makes no difference if the CF card is in or out.The camera will not start.




  
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Jun 29, 2012 06:56 |  #32

Took the camera to Camera House today and for $130 they would check it out and then there were 2 possibilities...the 1st one was the ON/OFF mechanism and the 2nd was the internal electronic circuit board. Both prices could not be justified so If anyone wants a 400D for parts or maybe someone has a 400D that is damaged for some other reason than the electronics.Thanks again for all the input.




  
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Jun 29, 2012 08:05 as a reply to  @ poppy2's post |  #33

Look at this thread before you give it away....
https://photography-on-the.net …ght=canon+loyal​ty+program

I've bought a couple of cameras through this program and they are excellent.


Megapixels and high ISO are a digital photographers heroin. Once you have a little, you just want more and more. It doesn't stop until your bank account is run dry.

  
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Jun 29, 2012 09:37 |  #34

Hopefully by "Camera House" you mean the one in California, not Australia. The Canon Loyalty Program mentioned by Mark_48 is only available to US residents.

the 1st one was the ON/OFF mechanism

On that possibly there are some online procedures for cleaning the on/off switch on some cameras. It involves putting just a bit of alcohol in the inside of the battery compartment. Probably worth a try before parting with the camera. Go to the thread at http://forums.dpreview​.com …age=41684295&ch​angemode=1 (external link) and review what was done. Some YouTube videos are there as well. Note that this is not for a 350D but if the basic physical arrangement is similar it might work.




  
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Jul 01, 2012 06:14 |  #35

Mark_48 wrote in post #14648057 (external link)
Look at this thread before you give it away....
https://photography-on-the.net …ght=canon+loyal​ty+program

I've bought a couple of cameras through this program and they are excellent.

Looked great until I read that it was not available in Australia.




  
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Jul 01, 2012 07:48 |  #36

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Looked great until I read that it was not available in Australia.

Sorry about that.... I wish everyone would put just their basic location in the world in with their profile info. It surely does help at times when responding to some questions :D


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Jul 01, 2012 10:15 |  #37

Try to clean the switch as I suggested, everyhting to gain and not much to lose.

By the way the topic header mentions 350D and your comments about a visit to Camera House mentions 400D. I'm not sure what if any difference that make.




  
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Jul 02, 2012 06:10 |  #38

John from PA wrote in post #14656152 (external link)
Try to clean the switch as I suggested, everyhting to gain and not much to lose.

By the way the topic header mentions 350D and your comments about a visit to Camera House mentions 400D. I'm not sure what if any difference that make.

Sorry, I meant to write 400D in main heading.I have a 350D,400D and
550D.Every couple of years I try to update my son is using the 350D, my daughter in law was using the 400D and I am using the 550D.




  
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Jul 21, 2012 06:18 |  #39

Problem now fixed....put the damaged camera in the cupboard and purchased Canon 60D..




  
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Jul 21, 2012 06:34 |  #40

poppy2 wrote in post #14748240 (external link)
Problem now fixed....put the damaged camera in the cupboard and purchased Canon 60D..

That's always may favorite solution to problems......upgradin​g :)


....the best camera is the one you have on you at the time.

  
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