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The control knob is stuck on my D40

A few weeks ago the control knob on my Nikon D40 was slighty sticking, but then moved. Now, it is at that point it won't move at all. Can i remove the knob to clean under it?

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You could do that, but I don't recomend it. You could damage the camera beyond repair. Take it to a local electronist or Nikon dealer for repairs and cleanings.

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