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Nov 04, 2022 14:23 |  #1

Got this today on my canon 24-70 f/2.8L series 1. . A slight clicking when zooming. I did some research and assume it’s the ribbon cable problem. What are my options for repair? Does canon still repair this lens, it’s a series 1.




  
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Nov 04, 2022 22:21 |  #2

Canon hasn't supported the 24-70mm mk 1 for a while, but plenty of other repairers will still be able to fix it.

I had mine repaired recently and they simply replaced the ribboncable. Must say the zoom ring is a lot tighter since the repair.


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Nov 05, 2022 07:59 |  #3

You have a good repair facility near you…see https://www.chicagocam​eraspecialists.com/ (external link). I used them many years ago for a repair and was pleased. Also, another at https://standardcamera​repair.com/ (external link). They also have been around for years although I have no personal experience with them.




  
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Nov 28, 2022 01:58 |  #4

Same here, just around the 30mm mark. Feels like it's catching on something (ie. the ribbon) inside the ring. Mine at one point actually wouldn't go past 30mm (soft, spongey limit, not a hard limit) and I decided to just use it between 30 and 70 while getting my head around sending it in for the full teardown and repair (which I'm guessing will cost a few hundred dollars). Then the next day it was auto-magically 'fixed'. So will be babying it (even moreso than usual) from now on.




  
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Nov 28, 2022 08:39 |  #5

Sent it to the place in Chicago. Came back as better than when I bought it used.




  
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Nov 28, 2022 14:33 |  #6

chrisa wrote in post #19450973 (external link)
Sent it to the place in Chicago. Came back as better than when I bought it used.


May I ask how much did it cost you to get the lens fixed? The reason I ask is I have the same issue and was quoted a price that I thought was a bit on the excessive side.

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