Thank you. 🙂

Hi. I hope to get more videos for this series completed soon. What I have found that works best for reattaching the grip to the camera, is a good quality doubled-sided tape. It seems to work better than some of the glues that I have tried in the past. The tape holds the grip on very well, and you can still remove the grip if you need to. Here's a link to some double-sided tape that I have used on my Sony camera. This pack of tape includes multiple sizes in the pack, and I found the strips that are 3/16" wide to work the best. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09LT1Z76H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did some of it, but not all of it. Just enough so that the coolant wasn't pouring out of the hose when I disconnected it.

That sure is an odd one. Generally I've found that when a power board goes out, nothing works at all. It doesn't work intermittently as it's doing with you. My guess at this point would be that the power board is not bad. But, I'm not sure what it might be. It doesn't act as if it's a loose connection at all. Something you could try first, is to replace the bios battery. I've read where some people have had issues with the camera operation when the battery needs replaced. It would at least give us a starting point to go on. Here's a video by DiCasaFilm, that shows how to replace the battery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIe9fZeJpN9kjpY. Let me know how you make out on it.

@ thanks for the replay. I watched the video you are referring to, In the beginning I thought the same but then I noticed that the time and the date were kept correct so I thought that the internal battery was indeed having some life left into it. Now if s getting even stranger… tired of trying resetting and restarting I left it there with a charged full battery and the new sd card. I picked up yesterday and it turned on. I tried on and off few times and it worked, changed the battery and it is still working… will see what the future reserves… if this “glitch” repeats I will try to change the internal battery.

@@robertorodoero1602 Well, hopefully it's self repair holds out. That would be nice. If not, give me a shout and we'll see what we can do.

My cams the t2i

Very cool. I'm glad it helped you out. 🙂

Thank you! 🙂

Thank you! I'm glad the video helped out. 🙂

It would depend on whether or not the flat ribbon cable was damaged. Is this the piece that you are talking about? kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3ulpIGljduqrLs

The zif holder sir I tear a little because at first I don't know how to remove the ribbon to the zif holder that has clamp so the white is teared instead of the black color clamp

When I bring back the old LCD of my cannon it didn't work, I thought the new LCD is the problem

But the power button is still working

@@Stian_2023 If the cable is torn, even just partially, then it will need to be replaced. Except in a few cases, it's almost impossible to repair a torn cable. I would suggest looking for a broken A4000 on eBay, and then use that same cable from it to replace the torn cable. The power button may still work if the cable is only partially torn. Sorry I can't be more help.

I destroy a little/a bit of the zif connector the upper light color that holds the ribbon

Thank you. I'm glad that the video helped you out. 🙂

Thank you! I'm glad the videos have helped out. 🙂

Hi Shawn. I have not summited Elephant peak, but I have talked to many that have. One problem that I've heard with the Rock lake / Libby lakes route, is that there is one location where ropes are needed. It did prevent one group of hikers a couple years ago from reaching the top because of that. I haven't heard of anyone going from St Paul lake to the top of Elephant peak, but a friend of mine did go the other way, from the peak to St. Paul lake. It didn't sound like he had any problems, other then with a lot of brush. A route that I think would be worth checking into though, and I have had a friend who did go this route, is from the Libby creek drainage side. I've been up that way in the drainage many times, and always look at that route. To me, it seems like a good way to go, and if I ever decide to do Elephant peak, I will try that route first.

@@Thebobfactor Thanks for the reply. I will look into the Libby Creek. Looks like there is a 2 mile trail listed on OnX. I am looking for a decent Elephant summit to propose to my gal at the top:)

@@Thebobfactor Also… Have you found a preferred app for the Cabinet Wilderness?

@@shawnhicks7078 What an awesome place to propose!!

@@shawnhicks7078 As far as apps, no I haven't. I use OnX, but it's wrong many times on trails and roads. I always just resort to topo maps.

Thank you! 🙂

Even though the TZ60 and TZ80 physically have the same size of LCD screen, I am not sure if it will be the same process to remove the LCD screen, and if the screw layout is the same. I would guess though that they would be quite similar.

@@Thebobfactor thank you. I'll take a look at screws and see if I've got a small enough screwdriver to open it.

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It sounds as if there is something out of align, or something broken if it is shaking that badly and also causing the motor to be that loud. Normally I would suspect that there is sand or dirt inside the small channels that are inside the plastic tube sections, but since you just tore it apart and cleaned it, that wouldn't be the case. Tearing it apart and cleaning everything again, in hopes that something was missed, is about the only suggestion that I have. Unfortunately, as you and I both know, that's a big job. Sorry I can't be more help.

​@@ThebobfactorThank you for replying! I will try taking it apart again and see what’s happening inside.

Good luck with it @@c6rtierdilm. Give me a shout if you run into any problems, and I'll help out if I can. 🙂

I have always gone to eBay for camera parts. In some cases when I can't find the individual part that I need, I will look for a "for parts, or broken" listing of the same camera make and model, as long as it appears that the camera doesn't have an issue with the part that I am needing. 🙂

You're welcome. 🙂

I picked it up at Napa. I don't recall the part number though.

That's a great idea. Thank you.

That's awesome WildlifeBox. I'm glad the video helped you out. And great job on your part for tracking down the problem and then fixing it. 🙂

Thank you. 🙂

Hi Paul. I have the links for the screw layout diagrams in the description for the video above. You may need to click on "...More" button to see them. If you have any problems with the links at all, just let me know and I can email the diagrams to you.

Because that's typical mid 2000s GM logic 😂😂🤷