Well, the cost to get it fixed is probably near the same as getting another used one.
You can go to KEH and see an excellent condition is $399, to get if fixed via there repair center is $230.
The reason I bring up KEH though, is you are likely not going to find a cheaper repair than $230, and a Nikon Service center will be more than buying another used one.
As for your EE, error. I know you looked on the internet, but have you tried mounting different lenses to the camera (specifically your kit lens?)
Usually EE means that the aperture isn't locked down (if you are using the 50mm D, you would have to engage the orange tab at F22).
EE is also known for a bad batter, you may try to replace it if you have a spare.
Hope that helps. |
