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Alain Mayo December 30th, 2008 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikey Williams (Post 985863)
You may have just tripped the master fuse. That happened to me last February with my XL2. Pretty simple fix, has to be sent in tho. It cost me about $180 at a Canon authorized repair facility in Canada.
I Hope is just that.

Alain Mayo January 7th, 2009 10:03 AM
Update

The repair estimate was $283.00. They won't let me know the issue untill they perform the repair.

Bill Fredette January 7th, 2009 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Alain Mayo (Post 990504)
Update

The repair estimate was $283.00. They won't let me know the issue untill they perform the repair.
So they're basically holding your camera hostage? Nice customer service.

Alain Mayo January 7th, 2009 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Bill Fredette (Post 990559)
So they're basically holding your camera hostage? Nice customer service.
Kind off, first they sent you and E-mail letting you know the repair estimate and then if you agree with the cost you have to approve the estimate by phone or online. I called to approve the estimate and when I asked what was the issue the customer service representative told me that the repair people don't write in the system the issue until the camera is fixed and told me they will send and explanation of what they did along with the camera when they are done.

Tripp Woelfel January 7th, 2009 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Alain Mayo (Post 990635)
...told me they will send and explanation of what they did along with the camera when they are done.
Don't know if the A1 service procedure is different but when I got my HV10 back from servicing there was no explanation. Since the problem with it was it wouldn't power up and they replaced a PCB I deduced that it was the power supply PCB, so I got all the explanation I needed.


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