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Canon Digital Camera Fix Tips

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  1. Pszemol
    September 20th, 2009 at 08:43 | #1

    Hi there!
    I am in the proces of aquiring replacement parts for my broken Powershot G9 camera with lens damage. In my search I found “Grade B” optical unit for about $80. The seller claims that the Grade B means it will have a defect in a non-visible place after installation, but I am sceptical and afraid optical/lens defect.

    Have you heard of Canon grading replacement parts like this? Do you know what is the difference between Grade A and Grade B lens assembly?

  2. Ulla
    October 31st, 2009 at 11:40 | #2

    I have a Canon PowerShot A540. While I was using the camera shooting a picture, I dropped the camera. Now, the lens that’s extended out in shoot mode is completely unbudgingly stuck and is not retracting back into the camera. The power turns on, but the lens is still stuck in its extended out mode and is not moving at all -completely stuck! Do I need to open the camera and fix it from the inside? How do I fix this myself? If it’s something I can’t fix this myself, what is the average cost to get this fixed on this camera and the best place to get it fixed, or is this garbage material now?