The first time I had the opportunity to disassemble the camera, anyway, and I will tell you, brother, that you are a master, thanks to your film I saved some money and surprisingly everything works and there is no screw left, it took me 5 hours, but the satisfaction is, good health for you, hold on 😉
there label in the board so you will not lost in soldering the 4 wire..the small red and black is for the shuttter motor and the long gray and black wire is for grounding
Absolutely amazing! I was eagerly waiting to see how many screws will be left over. I wouldn't mind having you as my heart surgeon. Same issue with my D90. No way I am going to attempt to fix it like you did though. Keep up the great work! My Nikon to the trash can.
Absolutely amazing! Looks like it's the million'th time you do it :). Unfortunately I have the same problem, but haven't the gut to afford the repair myself ... and I fear that having the dslr repaired by professionals is more costly than buyng a new one!
Just finished this project. Thank you very much for your video. I took me about 4 hours to do it. I enjoyed this project. I lost 1 screw (did this in 3 separate days because I did not have too much time).
Nice job! However, my D90 works perfectly fine without lens attached or with fully manual lens attached. I suspect thst my problem must be something else.
Hello. I didn't quite understand what the spring is for and above all, what type of spring to use. I intend to replace the gear with a new one, but I would still like to install the spring, if this helps to avoid subsequent problems. What type of spring did you use?
no need to calibrate the sensor just make sure no spacer that in bottom of the three screw , if there a spacer screw them after you removed the sensor some D90 dont have a spacer
