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How To Fix A Jammed Canon Camera Lens. To get rid of this pesky problem, you have multiple options: The dust cover is basically a plastic ring with. Even a small particle can jam the lens mechanism, causing it to get stuck in the extended position and making you wonder why your camera lens will not retract. When the camera is turned on, the metal 'leaves that cover the lens should fully open. I accidentally bent my lens and repair is kinda expensive might as well buy a 2nd hand but. What happens is that there is a snap on plastic dust cover on the mount end of the lens. You could trust a professional camera shop to give you an opinion or you could send it to canon for an inspection and repair. Or the camera's been dropped with the lens extended. Experiencing a problem with your camera lens could mean a number of different things. Usually it's sand or grit interfering with the lens extension mechanism. Picture #1 shows what the lens looks like. This video details the adventurous tear down and reassembly of a jammed camera lens.

The dust cover is basically a plastic ring with. What happens is that there is a snap on plastic dust cover on the mount end of the lens. Even a small particle can jam the lens mechanism, causing it to get stuck in the extended position and making you wonder why your camera lens will not retract. I accidentally bent my lens and repair is kinda expensive might as well buy a 2nd hand but. Picture #1 shows what the lens looks like. Usually it's sand or grit interfering with the lens extension mechanism. Or the camera's been dropped with the lens extended. You could trust a professional camera shop to give you an opinion or you could send it to canon for an inspection and repair. Experiencing a problem with your camera lens could mean a number of different things. To get rid of this pesky problem, you have multiple options:

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How To Fix A Jammed Canon Camera Lens You could trust a professional camera shop to give you an opinion or you could send it to canon for an inspection and repair. When the camera is turned on, the metal 'leaves that cover the lens should fully open. This video details the adventurous tear down and reassembly of a jammed camera lens. What happens is that there is a snap on plastic dust cover on the mount end of the lens. I accidentally bent my lens and repair is kinda expensive might as well buy a 2nd hand but. Picture #1 shows what the lens looks like. Even a small particle can jam the lens mechanism, causing it to get stuck in the extended position and making you wonder why your camera lens will not retract. You could trust a professional camera shop to give you an opinion or you could send it to canon for an inspection and repair. Usually it's sand or grit interfering with the lens extension mechanism. Experiencing a problem with your camera lens could mean a number of different things. Or the camera's been dropped with the lens extended. To get rid of this pesky problem, you have multiple options: The dust cover is basically a plastic ring with.