NIKON D40 SHUTTER ERROR

[@freguerfont4768]

This is a great example of why I would just take my camera to an expert!

[@radurobert1]

this is a great example of video fraud ...he made the video only for views ..he won't show you or talk how is done instead he put that stupid music and he made the video unclear

[@johnc3403]

I'm an Electronics Engineer with years of component level repair experience but this level of invasiveness damn near gave me a panic attack!

[@aleqx03]

Wow, it looks like you used your camera quite a lot. Super cool! I have a D40 aswell, really love the handling and colors from the camera. Thanks for the video.

[@musaibrahim3642]

How can I download the video save for my memory

[@AnilKumar-vy6gd]

Bro my camera Nikon d40. It's complaint floder contains no image ani vastundi please tell me how to slove

[@ashwanthbaddam7757]

What is it price for new shutter

[@Stoney3K]

Getting a replacement drive motor is probably more than getting a used $30 D40 or D60 body off Craigslist.

[@donhenry16]

hi, lodi, nice video, by the way, as i have seen in your video, did you replace new shutter aperture motor or just repaired or cleaned it? and just want to ask it also the same with shutter release error for D5000? b'coz i'll try to replace the shutter motor of mine. thanks in advance.

[@gadgettechniques2044]

I had replaced whole shutter loader unit..

[@rogerisimo]

Is it possible to just replace the shutter motor alone? (I mean does it takes out of that assembly?)

[@Stoney3K]

The D40 and D60 shutter assemblies are identical (the cameras only differ in circuit board and software), and I believe the D3000 series is also based on the same frame. The D5000 looks like it's a continuation of that line, so the shutter assembly may also be the same.

[@bregasdwisyaputra2047]

can yau describe your tools, scrw drive ? thnks

[@gadgettechniques2044]

screw driver Phillips head 1.5mm

[@bregasdwisyaputra2047]

@@gadgettechniques2044 oh ok, thnk fr your attntion..

[@rickzimmerman9826]

wow respect

[@Stoney3K]

So if you really want to fix that 12-year-old 6,1MP camera for posterity's sake, here's the entire rundown on how to tear it apart and rebuild it. If you just want a daily shooter, chuck this in the dumpster and buy a new D5600 (or upgrade to something more advanced while you're at it). The cost of labor alone is more than a new camera.

[@betulnewstimes]

Nikon d40 Error press shutter release button again

[@mayankabhay4697]

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