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posted by Stew12345 on Mar 01, 2008


What is D100's error r06?

Comment by Stew12345, posted on Mar 01, 2008

You are right. I really appreciate your reply. The problem was that the AF-assist light stopped working. Nikon Tech Support walked me thru doing a camera reset. All is good now - thanks to you and Nikon.
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Comment by tanyamikey, posted on Jul 15, 2008

I also have the error r06 code on my D100 and want to know the steps to reset my camera with the AF-assist light

Comment by Hiler, posted on Apr 08, 2008

I'm experienced the r06 problem and can't get the shutter to fire. What is the solution?

Comment by bruceedits, posted on Mar 31, 2008

I have had problems with my D100 shutter hanging. I get a "err" message. Now, when I press the shutter, I hear a whirring sound and the shutter seems stuck. I see a r06 message. I installed an empty Lexar 1 GB flash memory card, after deleting all the old files. The camera took a couple of pictures before going into this stuck mode. The battery is fully charged. The shutter was worked on by Nikon just over one year ago, but now it is acting very odd again, worse than before. Any suggestions?

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posted on Mar 01, 2008
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No, it's not an error. What this display indicates, is the availability of the total number of photos you want to take. If the display says, "r06", then you are in JPEG Mode. If it says "r03", then you are either 1) in RAW Mode, or 2) have your Noise Reduction on (see FAQ #2). As you take a few photos in succession, you will notice the indicator drops by how many photos you took.

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posted on Jul 12, 2008
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I now know how to fix a stuck shutter.  I was getting a whirring sound after the Nikon D100 took a sudden flurry of pictures upon depressing the shutter release.  I only wanted to take one picture, but the camera malfunctioned.  The shutter clicked multiple times, fast.  Them, the camera started flashing "error"  When I depressed the shutter release, all I got was a whirring sound and the shutter would not function.  So, finally, I took off the lens, and while depressing the shutter release, I flipped up a small lever on the right side, inside the camera lens mount area, near the mirror.  It must be the iris control or some mechanical lens connection.  Anyway, the shutter made a click sound and the camera reacts normally.  It happened again and I repeated this action and it fixed itself, again.  Try it.

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