Как исправить объектив в этой камере. Второй раз за 2 года он ломается. Петля была изменена в камере уже. А потом обратно.

Где находится этот цикл и как его заменить?

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e: error 61:30 How to fix the lens in this camera. The second time in 2 years it breaks. The loop has been changed in the chamber already. And then back. Where is this cycle located and how to replace it?

⟐ Answered June 01, 2025 at 12:32 MST

⟐ Commented April 27, 2023 at 6:31 MST

But after fixing that issue, I now get one of two errors:

Either c:32:60 or E:61:11. The lens assembly has power again, but everything is out of focus. I can still zoom in and out, and the image is in focus at 2 points within the zoom range, but it makes no adjustments. Switching to manual focus also doesn't work. The little symbol just rapidly switches from 1 meter to infinity as I try to adjust. On autofocus, the same happens - a rapid switching between the flower and mountain symbols that represent the same.

Also: When I turn the camera on, there are clicking sounds, and it takes longer to switch on. I think the autofocus either came out of calibration somehow, or one of the connectors that takes visual data to wherever the focusing is calculated, isn't connected.

I've tried a factory reset, turning the camera off and on again in various orientations, etc.

I don't think it's a physical problem like a slipping gear or anything, because the last repairs didn't require messing with anything like that. The motors for the zoom and focus, are attached to the floating lens assembly, and I never needed to disassemble that.

Any ideas? I'm going to disassemble it again anyways to checK all the flex connectors are inserted properly...and because the mic flex connector split during the last reassembly.

Right, I got the old connector off And got the pads re-tinned. And %#*@, do I need better flux! So much black slag was floating up out of nowhere, I can barely see what I'm doing. There are two pads That developed a bridge I absolutely can't get rid of, but looking at the board, it looks like it doesn't matter if they're shorted, since they seem to be connected anyways.

So now it's a matter of putting the new connector on. I'm not even going to try heating the board from beneath. I really don't trust this chinese solder paste

⟐ Commented June 24, 2024 at 8:34 MST

I thought about putting some WD40 or lubricant on the edge of the lens frame (not on the actual lens itself) to loosen up whatever is “sticking” inside (gears?). Can anyone help me resolve this issue? Sony’s repair costs are nearly half the price of the camera. No thanks! ANY help is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much in advance.

⟐ Commented January 13, 2024 at 5:21 MST

⟐ Answered April 27, 2023 at 6:34 MST

⟐ Answer edited July 15, 2023 at 8:05 MST

Can be some plug/cable/flex that has come off?

After removing a card from the slot I noticed that some of the upper left corner of the card had broken off. That card will no longer go into the slot, but a complete card will. However when that card is inserted it needs to be wiggled in order to get the card to lock in place.

How do I disassemble the camera in order to be able to remove the debris that I suspect is causing the trouble?

⟐ Edited by author March 27, 2025 at 10:02 MST

The last time I was recording a game the camera LCD screen started glitching. Horizontal lines, inverse colors (purple), like an old TV on the fritz. But it wasn’t just the screen, it was the actual device as the same happens in the viewfinder as well.

I don’t know what is actually damaged and what needs to be repaired. A key component is probably loose, but what?

The temperature outside was -8 degrees Celcius.

Any thoughts?

⟐ Commented September 23, 2021 at 18:54 MST