….well, it should come back. Eventually after waiting a few months I’ve finally gotten round to sending the thing off for repair. Naturally being the cheapskate I decided to send it to Canon for a fixed price repair (\u00a3102) versus Fixation (\u00a3200+vat). Hopefully the lady on the other end of the phone quoted me the right price, we’ll see.<\/p>\n
Hopefully this will mark a reversal in my current equipment related Fail. Sending it off failing should mean it’ll returned fixed. 5 – 10 days apparently (from Tuesday 9th Feb – currently it’s in the hands of Royal Mail Special delivery). <\/p>\n
So stayed tuned for the outcome, it should be one of these:<\/p>\n
1) It’s Fixed and Returned
\n2) They’ve not got the parts in
\n3) They messed up on the priced
\n4) Royal Mail have lost\/broken it more<\/p>\n
Anyway, I’d like it back I feel I’m missing something since it’s been knackered.<\/p>\n
\/update:<\/p>\n
Royal Mail have Delivered it.
\nCanon are happy with the \u00a3102 I sent them
\nUnable to track the progress of the repair though as their website isn’t accepting my details.<\/p>\n
\/edit 2: It’s fixed and on it’s way back \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
\/edit 3: It has been returned and it looks to be fine. They’ve calibrated it, replaced the Lens assembly and the Dust Seal (not too sure what is left of the original!). Seems like new \ud83d\ude42 It’s like having an old friend back. As much as I like the 17-40 it’s not the 24-105.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
….well, it should come back. Eventually after waiting a few months I’ve finally gotten round to sending the thing off for repair. Naturally being the cheapskate I decided to send it to Canon for a fixed price repair (\u00a3102) versus Fixation (\u00a3200+vat). Hopefully the lady on the other end of the phone quoted me the … <\/p>\n