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Canon EOS R5 memory card door broken

David_Rorick
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I have broken the memory card door on my R5.  Since I have been shooting Canon for more than 20 years, I am amazed this hasn't happened before.  I am wondering if this is a user-replaceable part.  The spring looks a bit fiddly to put in place.  Does anyone know if I need to send it back through CPS to fix this?     It's not a huge deal, but it's kludgy walking around with a rubber band holding the cover in place.

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Thanks.  That's what I thought.   And no, the microswitch is fine.  I left the cover open (the oldtimers' advice: never leave your camera bag unzipped and never close the cover over an empty card slot) and must have somehow compressed my camera bag while on a shoot, snapping the cover.   Sadly, superglue won't hold it together.  Sigh . . . I will have to send it off to Hampton Roads Canon Service Center when I get tired of the rubber bands.

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Waddizzle
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I hope you didn’t damage the micro switch on the body that detects when the door is closed properly.

You can check with Canon Service.  I think I would just get a battery grip.  

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shadowsports
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Greetings,

You can call the Canon Parts Dept, but I suspect the memory card door is going to be a service only repair.

https://support.usa.canon.com/kb/s/article/ART121398

 

~Rick
Bay Area - CA


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Thanks.  That's what I thought.   And no, the microswitch is fine.  I left the cover open (the oldtimers' advice: never leave your camera bag unzipped and never close the cover over an empty card slot) and must have somehow compressed my camera bag while on a shoot, snapping the cover.   Sadly, superglue won't hold it together.  Sigh . . . I will have to send it off to Hampton Roads Canon Service Center when I get tired of the rubber bands.

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