Nikon D610 shows ERR and shutter doesn't complete a cycle. Part 1 shows disassembly and replacement
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- This Nikon D610 would not make an exposure but showed ERR on the LCD with the mirror staying up. A second press of the shutter release would complete the cycle, the mirror would go down, and the ERR would disappear. This is caused by a malfunction in the shutter which is replaced in this video. Part 1 shows the disassembly and replacement of the shutter, Part 2 shows the complete reassembly.
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Thanks a bunch 👍👍. My 610 was working fine when I put it away, now I got Fee error and mirror is inoperative, doesn't meter, focus, record image and release flash. Shutter works fine tho.
The FEE error could be because the lens is not set to the smallest aperture - F/16 or F/22. That can cause other functions to not work. Or it could have a more serious electronic problem. Thanks for commenting
oh yes I forgot "fEE" was from not on Min aperture(don't know why I said that, it was late lol:)......... yeah seems like some kind of serious electrical issue, doesn't seem like a mechanical issue, I get "Err" code as soon as I turn it on with or with out lens. Also If I try to Lock Mirror Up for censor cleaning the option is grayed out in the menu and says this option is not available.... Thanks
@@fubar4fpv As a last resort before shipping to Nikon is to try a system reset using the 2 green dots. Since it hasn't been dropped a reset might help.
tried that, a Nikon rep sent me the new firmware and that didn't work either, they said they don't service this camera anymore, will try repair myself, quite the bummer only has 42k pics and my first DSLR, Mirrorless cameras sound so nice right now lol....thanks for the help👍👍
Thanks! This video was very helpful for fixing my own D610. It worked ok after the replacement of the shutter, but only on speeds from 1/3200 to 1/4000 it gives the Err code. do you think this an instalation error or a faulty part?
If you're certain you resoldered the 4 connections on the shutter at 12:23, some new shutters might need their spring tension adjusted - if you get no exposure on those speeds, the closing blade could be faster than the opening blade by a small amount. It's a factory adjustment defect. Without expensive test equipment you can try carefully backing up the tension on the closing blade a quarter turn then retesting.
What will happen f i connected the aperture level wrong?
Don't worry, it won't damage anything .... the aperture just won't work. You can go back into it and correct it.
thank you very much. this is very helpful.