Dam a Camera Fault

[Arthurhh]

Well I have had my first ever canon camera fault.
The Jog wheel behind the shutter button has stopped working. Urghhhh

Just when I have some enforced time off to get out and about the camera faults, it must be Karma.

BTW EOS 60D

[Mark Vuleta]

Do you have a grip on the body?, if so, take it off & try without. If it works, clean the contacts on the grip & in the battery compartment.

Failing that, seeing its are reasonably new body, probably warranty claim.

[Arthurhh]

Do you have a grip on the body?, if so, take it off & try without. If it works, clean the contacts on the grip & in the battery compartment.

Failing that, seeing its are reasonably new body, probably warranty claim.

Good tip will try without the grip and see what happens. Yep warranty, but it wont be an overnight fix if the wheel has failed.

[Adam]

You've probably not done this but is the unit switched on properly? The canons usually have two settings. The first setting switches the camera on but disables some of the rear buttons.

[Arthurhh]

You've probably not done this but is the unit switched on properly? The canons usually have two settings. The first setting switches the camera on but disables some of the rear buttons.

Your right I have been there done this, it is not that with the 60D.

[Arthurhh]

Do you have a grip on the body?, if so, take it off & try without. If it works, clean the contacts on the grip & in the battery compartment.

Failing that, seeing its are reasonably new body, probably warranty claim.

Yep your right works when I remove the grip. Now to work out how to clean the contacts at the top of the battery compartment, the grip contacts have been cleaned but no change.
Well at least my faith in Canon quality continues, it is not a camera fault