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SB-600 Rubber Push Button Coming Off

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Mbt6 - 23 Oct 2007 06:35 GMT
Looks like I have some glue no longer sticking on my SB-600 Robber PUSH
button, any suggestions?
--mike
k-man - 25 Oct 2007 04:52 GMT
> Looks like I have some glue no longer sticking on my SB-600 Robber PUSH
> button, any suggestions?
> --mike

Hey, mine, too, and recently.  Assuming our SB-600's are about the
same age, maybe it's a glue defect, where the glue lasts for only a
certain amount of time.  If there are more people with this problem
then maybe Nikon will do a recall and do a fix for free. :)

Did you do anything to cause the button to come off?  I myself don't
recall doing anything.  I just took it out of the camera bag one day
and noticed the button had started to come off.

I was thinking of using rubber cement or maybe even just Elmer's white
glue.  I might write to Nikon technical support to see if they have
any suggestions.

Kevin
Frank Arthur - 25 Oct 2007 22:37 GMT
>> Looks like I have some glue no longer sticking on my SB-600 Robber
>> PUSH
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> glue.  I might write to Nikon technical support to see if they have
> any suggestions.

Keep thinking and let me know how the button fixes itself?

> Kevin
BioColor@aol.com - 25 Oct 2007 18:43 GMT
>Looks like I have some glue no longer sticking on my SB-600 Robber PUSH
>button, any suggestions?

I glued mine back on with some kind of super-glue. It has held for a
few months now.

Cheers,
DuncanC
 
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