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Nikon Will Fix Defective D600 Cameras or Replace With Equivalent model

Nikon today posted a short announcement indicating that they will fix defective D600 cameras. If the service doesn’t work they will replace the defective D600s cameras with a new D600 or an equivalent model.

So, if you have a D600 that’s been serviced several times but still continues to accumulate dust/oil spots and doesn’t resolve the problem, contact Nikon support.

Nikon Will Fix Defective D600 Cameras or Replace With Equivalent model

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Here is the full text of the announcement:

With regard to the issue with which multiple granular black spots are reflected in images captured with the D600 digital SLR camera, Nikon sincerely apologizes for any concern and inconvenience suffered by D600 users, retailers, and all concerned.

Because Nikon takes this matter very seriously, we will continue to offer users of the D600 a special service with which cameras are inspected, cleaned, and if necessary, shutter and related components are replaced free of charge, even after the product warranty has expired. However, if a number of multiple granular black spots are still noticeable in images captured with a D600 upon which the above service has been performed several times, Nikon will replace it with a new D600 or an equivalent model.

Nikon will continue to work to improve the quality of its products and services even further.
We hope that you will continue to choose Nikon products for your photographic needs.

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