Sometimes, if that lens has heavy use or if it has been traveled with a lot, several of the internal zoom screws may come loose deep inside the lens and cause the zoom to freeze. It requires a complete disassembly of the lens to reach the screws and re-seal them so it does not happen again.
Bob Kilbourn www.camerarepairs.com
The most likely cause for this is faulty zoom guides within the lens. This will require complete disassembly to repair and can be done fairly inexpensively. However, it's not really a user serviceable problem and should be done by a qualified service technician.
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