Clean Dust Inside Canon EF Lens | Removing Front And Rear Elements | Canon Restoration

Hello,
Please watch the entire video before attempting repair.
This video shows how to clean off dust that is trapped inside a Canon EF mount lens. I show how to remove the front and rear Lens elements so the dust particles can be removed.
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[@SuyePhoto]

THIS is not only satisfying to watch but saved two lenses bought off ebay thank you!

[@RoseBaby]

Thanks for sharing! I've always been afraid to clean my camera's lens but you gave me the confidence that I can do it. I really appreciate this video!

[@user-mu2cp5dv7r]

Excellent work. When reinstalling the front-element, if the three retaining- screws are alligned 120-degrees apart, is the orientation unique? It appears that you rotated the element for proper alignment. With the screws 120-degrees apart, three separate orientations are possible. I ask because I will be cleaning an EF 135 f/2 L lens. Thanks so much for the video. I hope to hear from you. Cheers, Mike

[@bodinian]

This skill is definitely useful. I had a clear lens filter on the front of my RF 24-70mm that burst into tiny glass fragments. Despite the sealing on the lens, some of those fragments managed to get behind the front element of the lens. After some KZbin tutorials and a purchase of IFIXIT precision screwdrivers from Best Buy I was able to take the front element off and get the broken glass out of it the same day.

[@TheFixTech]

Let me know if you have any questions regarding this repair.

[@henryssurfshowcase]

Awesome, you are the man!..

[@johncartagena8917]

Awesome 👏

[@AnthonyBonillaPR]

You’re a pro! Nicely done. Have you done any RF lenses?

[@TheFixTech]

Thank you. Not yet, but soon.

[@joeyparlegreco1983]

What drill are you using?? I like that

[@LordMitac]

Did you put adhesive on the ring when you put it back on?

[@TheFixTech]

Not necessary as the original adhesive can be reused

[@DosBlade]

Lo.. sorry never seen anyone use heat gun to take that off then so use that blade. Then leaves out the fact you need to MARK where the screws go?