o2mpx Posted January 18 Share #1 Posted January 18 Advertisement (gone after registration) Just noticed the rubber around the CL’s eye piece seems to be flaking off a bit. Planning to write Leica to see if it can be serviced after getting back from my next trip. Curious if anyone had their CL’s worked on recently, and hopefully parts availability isn’t a problem? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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danielfrimley Posted January 18 Share #2 Posted January 18 Some what old now but I did ask the question of Leica a while ago. They will be able to advise you directly on the current position https://www.l-camera-forum.com/topic/330861-leica-cl-discontinued/?do=findComment&comment=4553075 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
KitW Posted January 18 Share #3 Posted January 18 The one I always wondered about is shutters which are after all consumable. Is the part specific to the CL or is it likely to be available for or salvaged from other cameras? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
dkCambridgeshire Posted January 18 Share #4 Posted January 18 (edited) 4 hours ago, o2mpx said: Just noticed the rubber around the CL’s eye piece seems to be flaking off a bit. Planning to write Leica to see if it can be serviced after getting back from my next trip. Curious if anyone had their CL’s worked on recently, and hopefully parts availability isn’t a problem? Assuming you are referring to the CL digital and not the Leica CL film camera .... Might be quicker and cheaper to approach David Slater at Camera Focus https://camera-focus.co.uk However, how 'bad' is the "flaking"? If it's more cosmetic than serious damage preventing use I'd leave as is or maybe try WD40 Silicon Lubricant spray – but squirt into e.g. an egg cup and then brush onto the flaking rubber. https://wd40.co.uk/product/high-performance-silicone-lubricant/. .... Note this is the SILICON WD40 and not the regular WD40 lube. Edited January 18 by dkCambridgeshire typo 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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