Just to let you know, I called Canon and they stated that I couldn't get just the plastic piece that just attaches to the dial for that model. I needed the whole knob so I figured for just around $20 plus shipping, I might as well order it. I assumed it would be an easy replacement. I thought the existing knob would just pull up and off but after no luck I called Canon tech support. The person I talked to had no idea and her only solution for me was to send the camera in to their repair department. Considering the age of this camera I opted out of that idea. I then did some googling and learned the whole camera would need to be disassembled to remove the dial. I wasn't about to do that so I asked about returning it and was told by customer service that she didn't think it was returnable but I could call back earlier the next day and talk to somebody at tech support again. Instead, I sent off an email and was told that due to the minimal price of this dial, they'd refund me all but the shipping, which I considered fair and I didn't need to send the part back. In the meantime I discovered that I could order just the part I needed to glue to the top of the knob, from Amazon for $10. Why is it that Amazon carries that part but Canon doesn't? However, I was able to pop off the part from the knob they sent me and glue it onto my camera dial so I didn't need to order it from Amazon. All in all, I got by for just the $7 shipping cost since I didn't need to send the part back to Canon and was able to utilize it in the end.
