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Aside from using the built-in troubleshooting apps or services, users are left with Internet searches and countless hours of research for a particular issue and a corresponding resolve.įixGo was created in order to help in such circumstances and it comes equipped with a series of tools that will walk users through a troubleshooting wizard for their iOS devices. It may be worth your while trying to do it yourself.IPhones and iPads, just like any other similar electronic devices may and will encounter various issues, with a varying degree of severity, and consequently different degree of end-user “fixability”. (Eventually I found a local repairman, he ordered a new, $25 'touchscreen' LCD, from a 'reliable Chinese vendor' and for another $30 installed it.) That was a couple of years ago, and all works fine. Apparently there are LCD screens that work on a D5500 that are not touch-screens. Ordered a screen (around $25) from e-bay, and was actually successful in removing the old and installing the new (it was quite difficult, it takes both screws and glue, and needed precision and care.) Unfortunately, the screen that I was sold, although it worked OK after I finished, was NOT a touchscreen. I watched some YouTube videos and decided to do it myself. You cannot just replace the glass, the whole thing is one piece.

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The screen and its touch-system worked fine, but that nasty crack annoyed me. I had the same happen to my D5500 when I closed the LCD onto the metal buckle of the shoulder strap by accident.

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It is the cracked glass in front of the actual screen. If not, tape over the screen and use the OVF.

In my position, what do you think would be the best course of action? Thanks so much.įix yourself if possible. My husband is thinking that it's not worth sending in to repair but I also know we can't really afford another DSLR with one kid in college and another starting her senior year. Shutter count is a little over 4,000 if that matters. It seems to take pictures fine and everything else in working order except the display screen, which does work even for touch, but has shards of glass coming off and loose. I received quotes from other camera repair places and they were all pretty much within $50 of the Nikon estimate and none are Nikon authorized repair centers. I'm debating on sending it directly to Nikon to fix and it is estimated to be a $182.95 repair. If you can get the parts cheap and it's an easy fix, go for it. I've looked on ebay for parts to try to fix it myself but really don't trust that the parts are genuine OEM parts. In my position, what do you think would be the best course of action? Thanks so much. Of course she vehemently denied any wrong doing. My tween daughter brought me my camera asking to use it about a year ago, after telling her yes and explaining to her how careful she needed to be with it, before she could even walk away she says 'oh look, your screen is already broken.' Now, I'm not a detective, but I can say with a fair degree of certainty that she must have dropped it. Hoping for some input on what to do with my D5500.