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23 minutes ago, Omar Alamoudi said:

@Khang1611 that’s wonderful. I have abandoned this project a few years ago after I couldn’t fix the lens. I don’t even know where the lens is now.

 

I’m glad you were able to fix yours.

 

Thanks for sharing your solution 

if u found the lens again u should definitely try it out !! Also to be able to reach the aperture cable the lens group need to get a deep disassemble too ( u can deep clean the dust on both front and back elements by that). The dust mostly get into the lens by the tiny gap between aperture parts and front and back elements.

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  • 8 months later...
On 7/4/2024 at 4:22 AM, Khang1611 said:

This is where the cable being folded roughly ( sorry I forgot to take pictures when I reassemble it). I recommend using some alcohol for disassemble cause they have glue at some parts. And that’s it, I think that’s thee problem cause we concentrate on the ic chip too much, my dad said that those parts on the main board are rarely break. And this cable are the electric parts that being move the most and in a roughly way. 
i hope my comment will help u guys to fix this lens. 

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Thank you. I thought it was the focus motor problem. My lens moves after turning on, then gets stuck. Then, an error message appears asking me to turn off and on the camera.

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I have had the same problem mentioned by many. A few years of good service. Mostly with X-T3,

X-T30. Now I get the prompt to turn off and on. Cleaned contacts and at first it worked but not

after a few uses. It is a nice pancake lens and that is why I think it is used mainly. Thinking of

buying the TTArtisan, which is cheap but not sure it is that great. Has anyone tried it? Contact

with Fujifilm repair has been hard in New Jersey. On an X-T50, one has a nice combination for street

photography (if it worked!).

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