E10/view black

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Oskar wrote:

> Urgent problem: both viewers are black (pictures as well). All other
> functions work: e.g. exposure measuring, display photos and uploading
> photos.
>
> Probably a case for the repair shop.
>
> In case anyone has encountered such a problem and knows a
> hint/solution: I eagerly waiting for help!
>
> Oskar von dem Hagen
>
Hi,
Mirror problem?
Tony

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> Mirror problem?
> Tony

I'm afraid not. In that case the light should end up on the sensor or
the viewer. Funny thing: the E10 supposedly uses a split beam so that
(conventional) viewer and sensor are served at the same time. But both
are completely black.

Oskar von dem Hagen

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On 17 Jun 2005 03:29:04 -0700, "Oskar" <garbage@vondemhagen.de> wrote:

>> Mirror problem?
>> Tony
>
>I'm afraid not. In that case the light should end up on the sensor or
>the viewer. Funny thing: the E10 supposedly uses a split beam so that
>(conventional) viewer and sensor are served at the same time. But both
>are completely black.
>
>Oskar von dem Hagen

Remove the lens cap.

--
Bill Funk
replace "g" with "a"

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Didn't help. :-(((

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Oskar wrote:
> Didn't help. :-(((

Sorry, this was supposed to be answer to Bill.

As regards Ed's hint: I am still praying that #1 will turn out to be
successful.

Oskar

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If #1 is going to work - when you install batteries and turn on the
viewfinder will be as normal - if dark (shutter closed) then repair is
only solution.

Oskar wrote:
> Ed, thanks for the reply. :-)
>
> If tip #1 is going to work, is it a mechanical or electrical problem?
> In other words: will the shutter be released without batteries (then I
> could monitor the success) or will it be released/reset if I turn the
> camera on next time?