Question about Nikon D80 Digital Camera with 18-135mm Lens
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Hi mmarushack, in the manual page 132 it states that the F- - error means the lens is not attached or a non CPU lens is attached. If a older non CPU lens is attached select M mode. That would be on the right side of the lens mount as you face the front of the camera. The assumption is you have a CPU lens then I would suggest doing a reset of the camera. Open the terminal rubber flap on the left side of the camera. Just below the USB connector is a small push button. That resets the camera thus fixes you camera. If not do call Nikon at 800-645-6689
Posted on Aug 25, 2010
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If you can, try a different lens on your camera, and/or try your lens on a different camera. Try to determine whether it's the lens or the camera that needs service, then have it serviced or replaced.
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