Professional Canon 100D (Rebel SL1) Repair
Why Choose Us for Canon 100D Repair
We fix what others couldn’t — or can’t.
Same-Day Repair
Original Parts
1–3 Month Warranty
Professional Team
Canon EOS 100D Service Prices
Prices exclude parts. We favor component-level repair first. Rush option available. Every camera is bench-tested.
- Diagnostics — $0 if repaired / $59 if declined
- Rush repair (2–3 h) — +50% to selected service
- No power / random shutdowns (fuses, DC-DC, rails) — from $155
- Rear 3.0″ LCD module (fixed, capacitive touch) — from $125
- Touch panel / digitizer only — from $115
- Shutter assembly — from $205
- Mirror box & sub-mirror alignment — from $148
- AF module clean + OVF calibration — from $118
- Pop-up flash latch / solenoid — from $84
- SD slot pins / controller — from $92
- USB 2.0 (Mini-B) port — from $96
- Mini-HDMI (Type-C) port — from $119
- 3.5 mm mic jack replacement — from $98
- Buttons / main dial flex — from $95
- APS-C sensor wet clean + dust map — from $59
- Battery door / latch (LP-E12) — from $72
- Top cover controls flex — from $115
- Main board power-path repair — from $168
- Firmware unbrick / boot hang — from $85
- EF/EF-S bayonet re-shim & calibration — from $120
Final price depends on damage and parts availability. Written warranty provided.
EOS 100D — Model Quirks We Fix
- Ghost taps on the touchscreen after pressure or cold — digitizer swap and gasket reseal.
- OVF back-focus while Live View is accurate — AF unit clean and sub-mirror geometry set.
- Err 20/30 in bursts — shutter timing drift; shutter module service.
- Mic input crackle — worn 3.5 mm jack; jack replacement and trace check.
- Hot shoe misfires with Speedlite — oxidized contacts or cracked solder on top PCB.
Quick Checks Before Service
| Symptom | Likely Cause | Try First |
|---|---|---|
| Touch registers by itself | Damaged digitizer / pressure point | Remove protector; reboot; if repeats, replace touch panel. |
| “Card cannot be accessed” | Bent SD pins / weak spring | Use full-size SD/SDHC; format in-camera; avoid microSD adapters. |
| USB not recognized | Worn Mini-B port or cable | Short, known-good cable; replace port if loose. |
| Black frames in burst | Shutter timing fault | Fresh LP-E12; reset; shutter service if it repeats. |
Care & Maintenance for EOS 100D
- Use full-size UHS-I SD cards; format inside this camera.
- Avoid pressing hard on the screen; it can trigger ghost taps.
- Keep hot shoe, lens, and battery contacts clean to prevent dropouts.
- Store LP-E12 at 40–60% charge; run a full cycle occasionally.
- If OVF focus bias appears, schedule AF module calibration.
FAQ
1) Does the SL1 have an external mic input?
Yes, 3.5 mm stereo. We replace noisy jacks and confirm clean signal.
2) UHS-II card support?
Slot is UHS-I. UHS-II cards work at UHS-I speed; we recommend reliable UHS-I media.
3) Clean HDMI for streaming?
Not a true clean feed. Overlays remain in most modes; capture is possible with limits.
4) Built-in Wi-Fi?
No native Wi-Fi. Eye-Fi/FlashAir cards can add wireless transfer.
5) Worth repairing in 2025?
Yes if the body is clean and the estimate is under ~$230. EF/EF-S lenses and LP-E12 batteries carry over if you upgrade later.
6) Can you fix battery drain while off?
We run a quiescent-draw test and repair the leaky rail or DC-DC stage if confirmed.