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Gear Talk => Camera Talk => Topic started by: chals on November 28, 2018, 21:22:11
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The Iso-dial on my Df have a lot of friction when I turn it. After some back and forth it loosens up. After beeing unused for some time it gets tight again. The clicks also become somewhat uneven too. The iso-dial has about the same level of friction as the EC-dial (when it works properly). Can it be the rubber-sealing? Has someone had the same exsperience? Solution?
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All my Df dials work the same. Sorry to hear that your ISO dial is having some issues.
I'm just taking a SWAG here, but if it were the weather sealing, I would think that it would be consistently tighter.
The fact that it loosens up, then gets tighter again leads me to believe that there is possibly some foreign substance in there gumming things up or perhaps if they lubricate the post or the dial in some fashion that the lubricant has gotten contaminated.
I'm curious what others think.
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Same experience with mine : gets tight after non-usage, I have to rotate it back and forth a couple of times, and id gets fine again.
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How long have you been using your Df? If others has had the same experience, they might know about it at Nikon Service Senter in Oslo. Maybe how to cure it to.
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Same experience here. My Df is 4.5 years in use.
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The ISO dial (and all other dials) on my Df works as smoothly as the day I purchased it. The camera is from early spring 2014. It has seen frequent use.
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No issues with my dials, all move smooth.
Bought 2 years ago.
The ISO dial gets a lot of use ;)
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No issues here in the Frozen North, either. Still functioning as new, but used far less than Bent's. I have ISO set on 400 and usually Auto ISO and always M at the RH side of the top plate of the camera.
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Cato: you should talk to Mr. Vegard Kvamme, head of the Fotocare repair facility in Oslo. There might be an issue with the o-ring or weather sealing of those dials. Better have it opened and checked before more severe issues develop later.
Give him my regards :D and mention I have directed you there.
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Thank you, l’ll do that.