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Steve_roberts
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Username: Steve_roberts

Post Number: 48
Registered: 07-2006

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Posted on Monday, August 09, 2010 - 04:15 am:   

I had an identical problem, but only when I took my ESII out in cold weather. Somewhere on the web I found a reference to it (I think the originator was French) and he suggested that the solution was as simple as a drop of light oil on the spindle of a certain gear in the base of the camera. The gear in question is as far as I remember the largest diameter one there and is dark grey/black in colour on a silver shaft. With the ESII of course it's necessary to remove the circuit board to access the mechanics, but that's easy enough. A single drop of oil sorted my problem.

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