Canon Rebel - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 2

Most of the Time when this happens it's the curcuit board inside the lens that bad from use, Needs to be replace by a repair Tech! Try a different Lens to confirm that! TCCameraRepair.com

Try using a small pencil eraser or a fiberglass brush on the battery contacts. Do this on just the battery, not the camera contacts. Do very little and try it in the camera again. If it doesn't improve, try a new battery.

Take it back to where you bought it and get them to replace it or fix it under the guarantee.

Sound like a broken ribbon cable in the lens. Needs to be replaced but get a quote as it may be cheaper to replace the lens with a secondhand one.

This sounds like a broken ribbon cable in the lens Take it for repair This type of repair is relatively inexpensive but get a quote as it may be cheaper to replace the lens with a secondhand one.

Remove the card when the camera is switched off and use a card reader to access the images.

You have your own answer - the lens is damaged, probably beyond economic repair.

shutter struck, if the battery has no enough charge the shutter motor will not rotate fully,charge the battery and try.

in manual mode, will not try to focus itself, my be the manual auto switch is faulty, or the focus related mechanism not rotating the lens, open the lens carefully check the focus motor and gear set (engine is the technical term)

Take it to a repair centre

Take it to a service centre, let them deal with it, and fix the problem that has caused this.

This sounds as if the camera is finding it difficult to write to the media card. Have you tried with a different card ? Also, are you shooting RAW, JPG or both ?

Are the OS and camera compatible ?

Instead of connecting via the camera, just use a USB card reader and put the CF card in that.