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Re: Canon GL1 Loses Power/Shuts Down
by Don Greening on Jun 15, 2009 at 7:27:59 pm

[Mike Trzaskowski] "I take care of my camera so it isn't exposed to prolonged harsh conditions or getting wet, etc."

Indeed, but the camera is now almost 9 years old. Possibly an internal intermittent main battery connection. Make sure the contacts on the outside are in good shape. If they are and you're still having issues then it's time to send it in for repair. Depending on how much you like your camera will depend on whether or not you send it in to Canon. It's pretty much guaranteed that the repair will cost much more than the camera is worth considering its age. Might be time for a new one.

If you know of a repair facility close by you might ask them to have a look at your GL1 first before you make a final decision on a course of action.

- Don



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  • Canon GL1 Loses Power/Shuts Down by Mike Trzaskowski on Jun 13, 2009 at 4:17:41 pm
    • Re: Canon GL1 Loses Power/Shuts Down by Don Greening on Jun 15, 2009 at 7:27:59 pm




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