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The film won't load properly in my canon T90. After loading, I turn it on and the flashing bar at the bottom of the LCD is on, meaning that it isn't loading properly. I have tried fiddling with the film placement but to no avail. Help?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 11, 2008

SOURCE: Is our Canon T70 dead?

It sounds like the motor is locked up. The gears under the bottom of the camera may have gotten sluggish from dried out lubrication. You can take the bottom off to see if the gears are able to turn freely or check with a local camera repair shop.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 01, 2008

SOURCE: Canon T90

It kind of depends on what exactly the problem is. If the problem is that the speeds are off, then that can likely be remedied without any new parts. It needs a clean, lube and adjust. If its due to the shutter curtains being worn and they need replacing, then there is a possibility that it uses the same curtain as another Canon model and parts can be had new for that model. Worse comes to worse, a parts body can be used for the repair.

Watch the cost of this stuff though. T90s on the used market are selling pretty cheap, so it might make more sense to buy another used and keep yours for parts.

pontelemon

pontelemon

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  • Posted on Apr 02, 2009

SOURCE: Canon T90 Problems Loading Film

OK, the problem is that film door switch is faulty.
It needs alignment.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 08, 2009

SOURCE: Canon T90 Problems Loading Film

hi my name is John Lowe and I went on the training course for the T90 many years ago at Canon in London. I have literally repaired hundreds and have spares available. If you need info or a service dont hesitate to contact me by email at [email protected]
I am based in Staffordshire,England
Best Regards
John Lowe

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E means that the film isn't loaded in the camera properly, try reloading the film and that should fix the problem.
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This H error message means either the film is loaded incorrectly, or there is an internal malfunction in the camera. To determine if the film is loaded incorrectly you should take the film and the batteries out of the camera then reinstall the batteries and try taking a picture without film in the camera. If the camera allows it then the film was loaded incorrectly and I would refer to the camera manual for directions on how to load the film correctly. If the H error message persists then there is most likely an internal malfunction and I would have the camera looked at by an authorized service technician. I hope this helps!

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The flashing H means hat the camera has detected a hardware fault on starting up. It can also mean that the film has mis-loaded. Try removing the film & then the battery to reset it. Put the battery back & switch on. If it's still doing it then I'm afraid it's got the 'flashing "H" of Doom'. Although this is repairable, it's usually not economically viable.
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Instructions

There are two conditions under which a blinking "H" will appear in the
LCD panel: (1) when the film has been loaded incorrectly or (2) when the
camera's self-test process detects an internal malfunction. If a
blinking "H" indication appears, perform the following operations in
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1. Rewind and remove the film using the rewind button, then remove the
battery to clear the memory.

2. Clean the contacts at the base of the battery compartment with a
clean pencil eraser to ensure proper contact between the camera and
battery.

3. Replace the battery, power the camera back up1.gif and operate it as if
it had film loaded, pressing the shutter release.
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