if it pulls aperture at the seam can it be repaired?
1026022
Thanks for your inquiry. That would be a manufacturer question. It's possible to repair depending on the extent. To confirm we have reached out to the manufacturer.
1201137
It will repair anywhere on the hose. If part of the housing or hard plastic broke this won't fix it.
387654
You hope.... There is no direct way to tell. If you removed it from mount, keep in housing you may be able to see a light of its just right conditions. But very unlikely. Normally you push it and it works. But it could stop and you wouldn't know until you upload your images.
1064734
yes it can be patched, to find the hole, blow up the ring as much as it will take the submerse that part of the ring completely in water, if bubbles come up you found your hole, if not continue in the same manner as before util you find it. Make sure you do a visual check of the ring and also check the seams.
1403646
It could but it might not close properly and if it does, it will be a forced closed on it making it stretch and possibly tear
1235204
I would say yes, because other parts may have fallen off making reattaching it a problem.
118181
It's fixed in there. I'm sure if you knew someone who could sew, they could probably replace it.
820535
Not sure but I would deffinately try it over paying to have it repaired. I would assume yes.
1652121
No. The first one we bought did last two months before the seam failed, but I assumed it was something we did wrong and replaced it. The second one another seam failed after a week. Neither could be repaired.
2276782
You can try to locate the leak & repair, but will have to cut away fabric. I tried &failed.
959707
I would think so and just use some old scissors. Frankly, I would use a tube of crack repair instead.
387699
I have had this problem. Very gently wiggling the lens seems to retract the lens, with no observable effect, at least in my case. But do so at your own risk! This camera has become useless to me for a different reason -- dust has collected on the lens inside the camera, with no obvious way to open the camera to clean it. I get very bad blotches on my photos, especially when using the zoom.
2209240
I doubt that it can, your best option is to take it to a welder or replaced the unit, Good luck.
1996363
You have to glue the lens, it doesn't snap into place. However, if you're replacing the whole unit, the lens shouldn't be an issue.
1872837
It depends on how you trim the film. If you made mistake then it will look bad and noticeable. If you made it perfectly, no one can tell your seam unless you look closer.
168476
Not that I know of. You might be able to repair with solder gun but not sure
877683
I can't answer that question for you. You need to figure out if it's worth repairing.