Nikon camera repair: Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with...

bobburk3 Loc: Maryland

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

BebuLamar

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

I don't know where you should send the camera to repair but yes in this case I think it's worth it to have it repaired. I don't think it needs parts (which Nikon no longer sells to independent repair shop) so an independent repair shop can do it.

13 Loc: I am only responsible to what I say..not what

Try them. https://www.discountcamerarepair.com/

James May

Go on NIKON WEBSITE AND THEY HAVE A AREA WHERE YOU CAN FILL A FORM OUT AND SEND IT IN TI NIKON REPAIR SHOP

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

Authorized Camera Repair in Willow Grove PA. Check out their website. They repair all makes of digital cameras including Nikon. They do excellent work and their prices are fair and reasonable, and they won't mislead you or rip you off.

SteveInConverse Loc: South Texas

I believe KEH does repairs.

MrBossHK Loc: The West Valley of Phoenix metro area

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

Are you pressing the Mode Dial Release Lock and/or the Release Mode Dial lock when attempting to rotate these dials? Check pages 6 and 8 in your Nikon D7200 manual.

bobburk3 Loc: Maryland

MrBossHK wrote:

Are you pressing the Mode Dial Release Lock and/or the Release Mode Dial lock when attempting to rotate these dials? Check pages 6 and 8 in your Nikon D7200 manual.

Yes, of course. I can turn them with a great deal of effort.

gwilliams6

rmorrison1116 wrote:

Authorized Camera Repair in Willow Grove PA. Check out their website. They repair all makes of digital cameras including Nikon. They do excellent work and their prices are fair and reasonable, and they won't mislead you or rip you off.

I echo rmorrison1116 here, Authorized Camera Repair has been a favorite of pros and hobbyists alike for decades.
http://www.authorizedcamerarepair.com/

Cheers and best to you.

Ctrclckws

One more possibility, with a lot of good posts,
Authorized Photo Service in Morton Grove, IL.

https://www.nikoncamerarepair.com/

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

Another vote for Authorized Photo Service in Illinois. Very friendly customer service, excellent and reasonably priced work. They usually offer a quote over the phone.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

Midwestcamerarepair.com

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Tempe Camera Repair
--Bob

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

starlifter Loc: Towson, MD

bobburk3 wrote:

Any suggestions on where to send my Nikon D7200 for repair? The knob on the top left of the camera, both the top and bottom knob, has frozen up. I can turn it with a great deal of difficulty but I would like to get it fixed so it turns smoothly. I have no idea why it is suddenly frozen. I always shoot on manual so I rarely need to turn it.

I don't know what part of MD your in but there's Service Photo on Falls Rd in Balto.

VTMatwood Loc: Displaced Vermonta in Central New Hampsha

SteveInConverse wrote:

I believe KEH does repairs.

KEH does repairs. They repaired both my Nikon D810 and my Nikon 24-70 lens for a very reasonable price and did it quickly and professionally. I recommend them.

Unless you know your camera is a US serial number, I don't advise sending to Nikon as they will not work on it if it is not a US serial number, nor will they tell you until it has been there a while. They will also charge you return shipping, even if they won't work on it.