09-23-2013 07:17 PM
The face plate on the mode dial of my 6d has fallen off. Best way to get a replacement? Will service center send a new one or will I need to send it in. Still under warranty.
Thanks,
David G
09-24-2013 09:46 AM
Send it in. Don't mess with it.
09-24-2013 01:48 PM
Thanks for the reply. I spoke with customer service and they told me I could get a new mode dial cap sent to me for $10 plus shipping. The only way for me to get it without cost would be for me to ship it to them for service and repair under warrenty. Of course shipping to Canon would probably cost at least that, so I will have to decide just what I want to do.
12-10-2013 11:11 AM
Were you able to get a plate and reattach? I have the same issue and concerned with how to replace the entire dial, or just take the plate off new dial and attach to dial on camera.
Seems like nobody at Canon customer service has an answer and tansfers me to the next department.
Thanks!
12-10-2013 11:42 AM
Repeat....
Send it in. Don't mess with it.
02-24-2014 10:58 AM
I did have a new mode dial plate sent to me and I was able to reattach it. I applied three very tiny drops of superglue to the underside of the plate and set it in place. I let it be for 24 hrs it seems as good (or better) than new. It was very easy to do - just take care with the glue.
02-24-2014 11:24 AM
Thanks for the advice.
Guese I will use super glue to reattach it to avoid the agony of
using a camera without a mode dial plate.
In my case, I lost the plate after using the camera in a dinner on Feb 9.
Sending out sos and a friend in Singapore responded but could only
send me a new plate end of the month. Yesterday Feb 23, felt something inside
my shoe..took out the shoe and it was the plate that I had been looking for.
Raymond
02-24-2014 02:06 PM
Super glue is a bad idea. Canon uses double-sided tape for a reason.
02-24-2014 02:48 PM
So it will fall off after a short while? No, but really, mine did not had double sideded tape. I could see the glue spots they used. I just used a different kind of glue that will hopefully hold better. Having said that, I would urge extreme care in how much glue you use. I just used an extremely small drop, didn't try to spread it. Just set the plate in place and left it alone for a day. Worked just fine.
david g
11-16-2017 10:32 PM
Any chance you glued your dial shut (luckily, it's glued on manual) but I can't turn the dial anymore after gluing the dial plate back on and I think I must have glued the center part as well. Any ideas on how I can get it turning again?
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