I was desperately searching for a solution of the same problem that happened today. You, Mr. Robinson, saved my day... infact, much more - time and money. I owe you :) Thank you so much!
You are a life saver!!! I had EXACTLY the same problem with my Canon 7d Mk2. It just died on me - no power - nothing! I phoned the nearest Canon repair centre and they said it would cost me a minimum of £180 (UK pounds) for them to look at it and fix it. I have just watched your video, found a small screwdriver that allowed me to move that latch and suddenly the camera works! You have just saved me $236 (using today's exchange rate) :) :) :) :)
OK, this is driving me nuts! Your suggestion worked, and I wrote the comment above. Then I turned the camera on again and I was back to square one, with nothing happening! I tried doing the same thing only now it's not working. I've not been able to get the camera on again :(
Thanks a million, I have a Canon EOS 30D and the same problem existed. The camer had not been dropped or damaged in any way. After view your video I found the same problem with that small tab on the battery door. It took me lees than two minuets to repair. I did nothing with the Storage card. Absolutely amazing.
Three years later you are helping me to fix problem with Canon 80d. This is the purpose of this kind of videos to help others. Thank you so much. God bless you. I was about to send camera to the service. The question is why this happend? In my case it is after using third party battery grip.
MAN YOU SAVE MY HOLIDAY. I am travelling to europe, bought a new 77d. and this happen on my first day on paris, i definately stress out (since i was from Indonesia and that was far far away). and with your video i can use my camera again, thankyou !!!
My canon 1100d won't turn on for more than a year already. I stumbled upon this tutorial during this quarantine aaaannnndd voila!! This trick saved my cam!! (make sure that the pin!/microswitch will be pushed down upon closing the battery door) Thank you!
I just bought a Canon 90d, its backordered. I cant wait to use it. i had my Canon 70d serviced by Canon recently. I cant wait to work a multi camera scene.
You're a life saver! I found this little switch on my Canon EOS 50D, and I jiggled it a bit and it worked! For the 50D however, the little switch had to be put all the way to the right and it turned on! Saved me lots of money, I appreciate this so much!
I have a 60D with the same flashing battery problem however don't seem to see any 'lever' in that little square within the batter pack (like shown on the 70D in the vid) - Did your 60D have that same lever? Thanks a lot.
Thanks so much for the video. I charged my battery in my 5d mark ii and when i reinstalled the battery the camera would not power on. Problem solved with the help of your video. Thanks again
Dude, thank you so much! I´can´t beleive my EOS700D is working again. I needed it urgently after lying around for about a year. It didn´t turn on at all! An suddenly afterpushing and moving this little thing where the battery is, the cam turns on just perfectly! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much. I had a 50D that has been in the closet for let a year, and it wouldn’t power on. After prodding the battery door sensor and CF door sensor, it started working. YAY!!!
Thank you for sharing this. The latch was my problem as well. Ive been boggled for the past 24 hours. 3 people at best buy couldnt figure it out either. Fortunately just found your video !
I broke the lil latch n didn't turn on no more I open the camera n couldn't find the latch so I put the camera back together hit it a few times and I got it working again but sometimes it just doesn't turn on again. any idea on how to fix this now that the latch is gone. plz reply thanks
Wow!!!! This video was INCREDIBLE!!! My camera fell from a tripod and wouldn't work anymore, so I checkout your video and the problem wasn't exactly like yours, but the answer was in the same spot! During the fall the little piece of of the battery door broke off (the piece that holds down the little piece) So I just stuck a piece of toot pick in there, closed the battery door and VOILA!!!!
Thanks for posting my Canon 5D started doing the same thing. I'm going to look at my camera tomorrow and see if that's the issue and will let you know. I thought it was the batteries but they were charged. I opened and closed the battery door and sometimes I would get power but sometimes I would lose it.
Thanks for the video. I will try his on my 60D. It seems that a lot of Canon cameras have this problem - not very good for expensive pieces of equipment.
I have a Canon 80D, same thing has happened to mine! kept switching off or not switching on at all. I watched your video and... hey presto... It's working!!!! very grateful mate, thanks :)
Thank you so so much!!! I felt so helpless when I couldn't find a decent video which could explain to me what happened to my Canon 70d, but then I came across your video and I''m so pleased! Thank you for saving me lots of money and you just earned yourself a new subscriber :)
@@clochu0139 Yes same here. I don't believe there was any step by step instructions in this video. He did state what the issue was which was the micro switch and the tools he used but it wasn't too clear on how he fixed the issue. I understand that he moved that little switch to the middle or something like that but other than that I'm unsure also.
EOS 70D err 20 - (my error sounded like a shutter problem) - Works now! Thanks to your video Christian! I did a combination of both your "battery slot tip" and tried Romil's comments (3 such switches...). I don't know how, or what happened, but it works now - Thanks for posting! Romil Pahwa 1 year ago This solution did not work for me. I did some research and found out that there are 3 such switches which can stop the camera to turn on. 1 for the battery( as shown in this video), 2 in the mem card slot and 3 in the lens. I tried putting the sd card and tried putting a little pressure on the cover and it worked!! I hope this helps...😇
Thank you so much my batter door was took off from the previous owner so they could use a batter grip, I was wondering why it wasn’t working without the grip
i am trying my luck to push my entrance in the world of photography and bought an eos70d that didn't turn on, after opening the back and removing the Mobo, i noticed that this part was missing while the teardown videos i saw always had it, and i mean, completely miss it... now i tested the 2 poles at the bottom of the battery to check if current would pass through them and the result was negative, now i wonder if this little guy acts as some sort of connector for both poles, or if the problem is elsewhere
Thanks, man, for the video. I've checked out many others and they just hit around the problem, not clarifying what had to be addressed. Your video (part 2) nailed it. And I didn't even need the screwdriver set. I just used a dentists tooth cleaning tool (which I already had).
You're a Genius! Thank you... not sure if that's the problem with my newly bought camera... or if the battery is just terribly dead... but if after 3 hours of charge it doesn't power up, i will definitely try playing with that sensor switch.
MY F*CKIN GOD!! YOU SAVED ME THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! i just repaired my LCD for $200 and this shit suddenly happened, i won't pay another million for this f'n camera. I'm so glad i found this video. also, you're a funny guy.
It worked for me, i just moved the micro switch to the right and then to its original supposed position (center) and the camera turned on. Why this happen? will it happen again? Thank You Chris.
O My God.... You are a life saver... I was so worried but that trick just fixed my camera. I mean you are genious man.... a bundle of thanks... cheers man....
thank you; took off my double battery pack to send back to CANON PUT BACK THE ORIGENAL DOOR and this little connection was the problem thanks for sharing :-)
Christian, Has this happened to you again since this fix? I'm out of my warranty and this has happened again! Any word on Canon offering a solution? Wondering if a battery grip would solve the problem?
In addition to the tiny latch under the batter cover, check to make sure the cover of your SD card slot is closed properly. There is apparently a sensor there too that effects power. My power came back when I made that adjustment.
Thought I would add an update. I have been problems with the built in flash popping up. Like it would not. Tried the "fix" on the hot shoe posted in another video but it did not work for me. I've been using my Speedlight Flash on the camera, and it works fine with that. After doing the fix posted in this video, it solved the 70D problem of not turning on AND my pop up flash is now working. So that little switch that gets joggled, may help those having that problem as well :)
Think this just saved 60d. Didnt work at first but after i took the lens and battery off a few times it came through. Lets hope it stays, if so thanks alot!
hi thanks for sharing this video , i have canon eos rebel xs for some reason i am missing the battery cover and its just very dead and i see that little black thing i pushed it with pin it still not turning on should i buy the battery cover which might push that ittle guy so that it may turn on again ? whats your toughts on this ? i connected to computer to see if its gonna turn on nothing
+Sergei Khan the camera that I have will don't work without the battery cover. I can't speak of the camera that you have. but your issue is not related to this video. you need to first get the correct cover first then go from there.
i have same problem with canon cam re power supply issue. thanks for sharing your experience with EOS 70D Canon, i watched your video and it works on cam too. no money involved, thanks again.
I think this is the problem with mine. It turns on when I use a small screwdriver to press it down but the door won't press it down enough. What did you do to actually get it to work when you close the door?
My 40D has been showing the topside LCD display OK, but the large back LCD display stays dark, and when I press the shutter button the topside display flashes "busy" and the shutter never fires. Autofocus still works on the lenses, and the flash comes up and flashes if it's in the right mode, but the shutter never flips and no picture is actually taken. I've tried 2 batteries, 3 cards, 3 lenses, and all sorts of other fixes that have worked for some people. Your video about the switch gave me hope because the opening for my switch was very dusty, but thorough cleaning and checking the position of the switch arm didn't fix my problem. Glad yours is working though!
I am beyond happy! Thank you so much Christian Robinson for posting this video. My 70D would not come on today. Luckily I still had my old Canon Rebel so was able to shoot what was needed. I was getting ready to send my camera in, or worse yet, have to purchase a new 70D. Ten minutes of your video, and I toggled the switch, and voila! The camera turns on now just fine. Thank you, thank you!
My dear brother, I suffer from the same problem, but I did not understand what I did until the repair was done?
I was desperately searching for a solution of the same problem that happened today.
You, Mr. Robinson, saved my day... infact, much more - time and money.
I owe you :) Thank you so much!
ok
Very classy of you to look out for those of us with the same problem. Thanks
welcome
You are a life saver!!! I had EXACTLY the same problem with my Canon 7d Mk2. It just died on me - no power - nothing! I phoned the nearest Canon repair centre and they said it would cost me a minimum of £180 (UK pounds) for them to look at it and fix it. I have just watched your video, found a small screwdriver that allowed me to move that latch and suddenly the camera works!
You have just saved me $236 (using today's exchange rate)
:) :) :) :)
Kim Ayres please like and share the video.
OK, this is driving me nuts! Your suggestion worked, and I wrote the comment above. Then I turned the camera on again and I was back to square one, with nothing happening! I tried doing the same thing only now it's not working. I've not been able to get the camera on again :(
My EOS 70 D just shut off today and man am I glad that it's a few years after people have already had this problem. Thanks for the insight Christian.
Please like and share this video.
Holy shit. My 60D was sitting in my closet for 4 years because of this simple little issue 😭😭
And my 70d was sitting in the closet for 3 years almost for this issue
Language. Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thanks a million, I have a Canon EOS 30D and the same problem existed. The camer had not been dropped or damaged in any way. After view your video I found the same problem with that small tab on the battery door. It took me lees than two minuets to repair. I did nothing with the Storage card. Absolutely amazing.
Thank you, please like and share...
I have never once commented on another youtube video, but had to because YAY IT WORKED for me!!! Thank you!!!!!
+Dana Pollard please like and share.
Dude, you just saved my sanity (and bank account). Thank you so much! This happened on my 7D
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Three years later you are helping me to fix problem with Canon 80d. This is the purpose of this kind of videos to help others. Thank you so much. God bless you. I was about to send camera to the service. The question is why this happend? In my case it is after using third party battery grip.
Welcome
THANK YOU! YOU SAVED MY MONEY AND MY T3i. I AM CRYING RIGHT NOW, OMG. THANKS!!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
كيف فعلت ذلك ؟
MAN YOU SAVE MY HOLIDAY. I am travelling to europe, bought a new 77d. and this happen on my first day on paris, i definately stress out (since i was from Indonesia and that was far far away). and with your video i can use my camera again, thankyou !!!
Thank you. Please like and share this video.
My canon 1100d won't turn on for more than a year already. I stumbled upon this tutorial during this quarantine aaaannnndd voila!! This trick saved my cam!! (make sure that the pin!/microswitch will be pushed down upon closing the battery door) Thank you!
Glad it helped! please like, share and subscribe to the channel.
Thank you for this video! I was sacred my camera stopped working, tell watching this
Thank you , please like and share this video.
This morning I turn on my 7D, red light blinking but blank screen/blackout. Thanks for sharing. Save me a lot of money.
Welcome, please like, share and subscribe.
I just bought a Canon 90d, its backordered. I cant wait to use it. i had my Canon 70d serviced by Canon recently. I cant wait to work a multi camera scene.
ok
Did it to my 7D as I was wtching and IT IS ALIVE! you saved my 7D!
Al Cruz great
You're a life saver! I found this little switch on my Canon EOS 50D, and I jiggled it a bit and it worked! For the 50D however, the little switch had to be put all the way to the right and it turned on! Saved me lots of money, I appreciate this so much!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
This fixed my Wife's 600D. You the MAN!!!
Robert Bridgewater HOPPPPPPEEEEEE!!!! CANT WAIT TO TRY IT!!
I have a 60D with the same flashing battery problem however don't seem to see any 'lever' in that little square within the batter pack (like shown on the 70D in the vid) - Did your 60D have that same lever? Thanks a lot.
cool
Thanks so much for the video. I charged my battery in my 5d mark ii and when i reinstalled the battery the camera would not power on. Problem solved with the help of your video. Thanks again
+Michael Bodenheimer PLEASE SHARE! your welcome
Man You saved my holiday and lots of money. I had the same problem on 5D mkII
please share and like
Dude, thank you so much! I´can´t beleive my EOS700D is working again. I needed it urgently after lying around for about a year. It didn´t turn on at all! An suddenly afterpushing and moving this little thing where the battery is, the cam turns on just perfectly! Thank you!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thank you so much. I had a 50D that has been in the closet for let a year, and it wouldn’t power on. After prodding the battery door sensor and CF door sensor, it started working. YAY!!!
Glad it helped! Please share
Dude! Saved me money and a wedding shoot I had planned! Thank you tons bro!!!!
Thank you, please like and share...
wow, what an easy fix. Thank you so much for saving me time without my camera and the money.
welcome
thank you! I'm from Brazil, my 7d did not call and I solved the problem thanks to you.
Thank you , please like and share this video.
thank you i had 2 events tonight and you saved me!!!!!!!
Praise God. please share and like.
Thank you for sharing this. The latch was my problem as well. Ive been boggled for the past 24 hours. 3 people at best buy couldnt figure it out either. Fortunately just found your video !
glad I could help. please share and like the video.
@@ChristianRobinson my Latch is broken. Can it be replaced?
You are a beautiful man and saved me a lot of stress. blessings.
Your welcome
Man, you just did it!! You save a lot of money. Thanks for sharing!!!
Please like and share
I broke the lil latch n didn't turn on no more I open the camera n couldn't find the latch so I put the camera back together hit it a few times and I got it working again but sometimes it just doesn't turn on again. any idea on how to fix this now that the latch is gone. plz reply thanks
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Did you find a fix? Same prob..
Wow!!!! This video was INCREDIBLE!!! My camera fell from a tripod and wouldn't work anymore, so I checkout your video and the problem wasn't exactly like yours, but the answer was in the same spot!
During the fall the little piece of of the battery door broke off (the piece that holds down the little piece)
So I just stuck a piece of toot pick in there, closed the battery door and VOILA!!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thanks for posting my Canon 5D started doing the same thing. I'm going to look at my camera tomorrow and see if that's the issue and will let you know. I thought it was the batteries but they were charged. I opened and closed the battery door and sometimes I would get power but sometimes I would lose it.
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thanks for the video. I will try his on my 60D. It seems that a lot of Canon cameras have this problem - not very good for expensive pieces of equipment.
OMFG i cant believe this is actually worked!! thank you very much dude!!!!
Welcome
I have a Canon 80D, same thing has happened to mine! kept switching off or not switching on at all. I watched your video and... hey presto... It's working!!!! very grateful mate, thanks :)
How
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thanks a lot mate. You've fixed my camera!!!
Please like and share vuseo
Thank you so so much!!! I felt so helpless when I couldn't find a decent video which could explain to me what happened to my Canon 70d, but then I came across your video and I''m so pleased! Thank you for saving me lots of money and you just earned yourself a new subscriber :)
Thank you. Please like and share.
What did you do exactly with this micro switch? How is supposed to be originally and what do you have to do on it?
did you watch the video?
@@ChristianRobinson Several times, but I am not able to recognise the step process :(
@@clochu0139 Yes same here. I don't believe there was any step by step instructions in this video. He did state what the issue was which was the micro switch and the tools he used but it wasn't too clear on how he fixed the issue. I understand that he moved that little switch to the middle or something like that but other than that I'm unsure also.
Damn it! Why is it always me that cannot solve this kind of problem. 3 video and still nothing. Is it necessary to remove the screw as well?
watch the video
EOS 70D err 20 - (my error sounded like a shutter problem) - Works now! Thanks to your video Christian! I did a combination of both your "battery slot tip" and tried Romil's comments (3 such switches...). I don't know how, or what happened, but it works now - Thanks for posting!
Romil Pahwa
1 year ago
This solution did not work for me. I did some research and found out that there are 3 such switches which can stop the camera to turn on. 1 for the battery( as shown in this video), 2 in the mem card slot and 3 in the lens. I tried putting the sd card and tried putting a little pressure on the cover and it worked!! I hope this helps...😇
Very welcome. Please like and share this video.
Thank you so much my batter door was took off from the previous owner so they could use a batter grip, I was wondering why it wasn’t working without the grip
Please like and share
i am trying my luck to push my entrance in the world of photography and bought an eos70d that didn't turn on, after opening the back and removing the Mobo, i noticed that this part was missing while the teardown videos i saw always had it, and i mean, completely miss it... now i tested the 2 poles at the bottom of the battery to check if current would pass through them and the result was negative, now i wonder if this little guy acts as some sort of connector for both poles, or if the problem is elsewhere
Thanks, man, for the video. I've checked out many others and they just hit around the problem, not clarifying what had to be addressed. Your video (part 2) nailed it. And I didn't even need the screwdriver set. I just used a dentists tooth cleaning tool (which I already had).
Thank you, please like and share...
Thank you Christian!
Your welcome. please like and share
@@ChristianRobinson Will do bud! I just started film school and the 5D I bought didn't work. This was the exact issue I had.
Good luck
Christian, you are the man! Seriously can't thank you enough for this
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Many thanks for making the effort, solved the major problem
Your welcome. please like and share.
You're a Genius! Thank you... not sure if that's the problem with my newly bought camera... or if the battery is just terribly dead... but if after 3 hours of charge it doesn't power up, i will definitely try playing with that sensor switch.
not a genius. Please like and share
Wow!!!! You made my day! It worked for me too!!! I am so happy, was about to buy a new camera. THANKS FOR SHARING THIS!!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thnx a lot bro..my Cam is on😊👍
Good information.👌
Thank you. What did you like about it?
My friend can't thank you enough !! just had this problem with my 7D I bought used, thought it was dead and it worked !!!
GREAT! please like and share
Wanted to say thank you - solved my problem on a 60d.
Your welcome
Hi i don't understand the system to fix the problem... Only Remove the screws?
Did you watch the video?
First vid I watched, now time to film. Thanks
Please like and share
MY F*CKIN GOD!! YOU SAVED ME THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! i just repaired my LCD for $200 and this shit suddenly happened, i won't pay another million for this f'n camera. I'm so glad i found this video. also, you're a funny guy.
language...... Your welcome, please like and share...
I had this problem on my 6D Mark II and using a paperclip to push that little latch down solved it. Thanks so much!!!!
Thank you.
I think I have the same problem. But the switch seems so be broken on my camera. I wonder how much canon will charge me to fix this
I think they now have a campaign to repair this issue.
It worked for me, i just moved the micro switch to the right and then to its original supposed position (center) and the camera turned on.
Why this happen? will it happen again?
Thank You Chris.
It happened again... But now the trick doesn't work.
ok
O My God.... You are a life saver... I was so worried but that trick just fixed my camera. I mean you are genious man.... a bundle of thanks... cheers man....
please like and share
My problem is solved to follow your instructions but now button is not working? Is there any salutation for this issue too
..
Thanks a million times bro this Video is a life saver I just did mine and it worked 🤩
Please like and share and subscribe
Your welcome
My powershot sx530 hs can't turn on. Please help
cool.
thank you; took off my double battery pack to send back to CANON PUT BACK THE ORIGENAL DOOR and this little connection was the problem thanks for sharing :-)
Thank you, please like and share...
Thanks Chris, solved the issue for the SD card slot contact(s) of my EOS 700D as well.
Glad it helped
Thank You this was exactly my issue . You are a STAR.
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Thank you so much, had this problem in my canon 5D. Thank you so much.
welcome, please like and share
I thought my camera was toast! THANK YOU!
Your welcomed. please like and share
Christian,
Has this happened to you again since this fix?
I'm out of my warranty and this has happened again! Any word on Canon offering a solution?
Wondering if a battery grip would solve the problem?
In addition to the tiny latch under the batter cover, check to make sure the cover of your SD card slot is closed properly. There is apparently a sensor there too that effects power. My power came back when I made that adjustment.
ok. but that wasnt the issue. The only issue was shown in the video.
Thanks a million man, I was really worried & jus like that it worked. 👊🏾
Great. please like and share.
Christian Robinson i have canon 1100 d and my camera will not working up on pls give me any solutio. i try ur idea but not working in my case.
thanks, just repaird my 60d thanks to you !
+Egija Labanovska thats great news, please share and like this video.
I have a 60D but don't seem to have that 'lever' - its just a hole...? Does your 60D have a lever? Thanks a lot.
I thrifted a canon 40d for $3 with lens Bought a new small battery and did this. Works as a charm.
Please like and share
i think i broken the latch , can i replace with battery grip
...
My friend had taken it for a shoot... when it got back it didn't TURN ON... i thought i lost my Camera... :P
Thanks a lot bro... :)
Thank you, please like and share...
Thought I would add an update. I have been problems with the built in flash popping up. Like it would not. Tried the "fix" on the hot shoe posted in another video but it did not work for me. I've been using my Speedlight Flash on the camera, and it works fine with that. After doing the fix posted in this video, it solved the 70D problem of not turning on AND my pop up flash is now working. So that little switch that gets joggled, may help those having that problem as well :)
please like and share
Thank you so much, I just bought a used 7D mark ii and almost sent it back. I had the same problem with the tab for the batterie door.
Very welcome. Please like and share this video.
I had exactly the same problem. Thank you so much for this video, sir!!! 👍👍👍
You're welcome!
Think this just saved 60d. Didnt work at first but after i took the lens and battery off a few times it came through. Lets hope it stays, if so thanks alot!
ok
Thank you thank you thank you! I had the same problem and this fixed it.
Thank you, please like and share...
My 70D flashing bettry icon on Top Lcd and won't turning on please help please reply
Please like and share this video.
Thanks man.yea that works.....i saved money for new battery and charger.thanks again for posting video
Thank you. Please like and share this video.
thanks man for this
i was so worried...!!!! All the best !!!
no problem. please like and share
I AM GOING TO TRY THIS TONIGHT!
What happened
thanks for your video ,exactly what happend to my 70d..👍
Thank you, please like and share...
You saved my camera, sir. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Flow Bro please like and share
Christian Robinson Done! Thank you, bro!
Do you need to open the camera to fix the micro sensor button?
did you watch my video?
Wow this really worked for me!! It also says sensor cleaning on the screen then it turned on!!
Please like and share
hi thanks for sharing this video , i have canon eos rebel xs for some reason i am missing the battery cover and its just very dead and i see that little black thing i pushed it with pin it still not turning on should i buy the battery cover which might push that ittle guy so that it may turn on again ? whats your toughts on this ? i connected to computer to see if its gonna turn on nothing
+Sergei Khan the camera that I have will don't work without the battery cover. I can't speak of the camera that you have. but your issue is not related to this video. you need to first get the correct cover first then go from there.
thanks sir mine is canon eos rebel xs
Is your 70d showing err 80 before it dies?
Did you see that in the video?
i have same problem with canon cam re power supply issue. thanks for sharing your experience with EOS 70D Canon, i watched your video and it works on cam too. no money involved, thanks again.
Thank you , please like and share this video.
This video just save me 315 dollars! Thanks a ton man!
welcome
Top tip on micro switch I have 400d now works fine😃😀
Thank you. Please like and share this video.
I think this is the problem with mine. It turns on when I use a small screwdriver to press it down but the door won't press it down enough. What did you do to actually get it to work when you close the door?
Thank you , please like and share this video.
thank you so much so helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Omg. You helped me so much thanks man. I thought the motherboard on mine was toast. Keep up the good work 😮😀
Thank you , please like and share this video.
My 40D has been showing the topside LCD display OK, but the large back LCD display stays dark, and when I press the shutter button the topside display flashes "busy" and the shutter never fires. Autofocus still works on the lenses, and the flash comes up and flashes if it's in the right mode, but the shutter never flips and no picture is actually taken. I've tried 2 batteries, 3 cards, 3 lenses, and all sorts of other fixes that have worked for some people. Your video about the switch gave me hope because the opening for my switch was very dusty, but thorough cleaning and checking the position of the switch arm didn't fix my problem. Glad yours is working though!
OK
dude thank you. Used this video for my 80d - same little contraption thing but on my memory card slot. Thanks!!!
Thank you , please like and share this video.
Wow! Thank you! But my battery slot has no cover on it anymore.
Please like and share this video.
thanks man ,really helpful ,I was so worried and plan to go for service center ,you saved me !
welcome
it works for me, thank you so much bro! god bless!
Please like and share
I am beyond happy! Thank you so much Christian Robinson for posting this video. My 70D would not come on today. Luckily I still had my old Canon Rebel so was able to shoot what was needed. I was getting ready to send my camera in, or worse yet, have to purchase a new 70D. Ten minutes of your video, and I toggled the switch, and voila! The camera turns on now just fine. Thank you, thank you!
please like and share