Professional Canon 800D Repair
Why Choose Us for Canon 800D Repair
We fix what others couldn’t — or can’t.
Same-Day Repair
Original Parts
1–3 Month Warranty
Professional Team
Canon EOS 800D Service Prices
Prices exclude spare parts. Component-level repair whenever possible. Express queue available.
- Diagnostics – $0 if repair is completed / $50 if declined
- Express repair (2–3 hours) – +50% to the selected service
- No power / shuts off (power rails, fuses, DC-DC) – from $170
- Rear LCD module replacement (3.0″ vari-angle) – from $135
- Touchscreen/digitizer replacement – from $120
- Articulating hinge or ribbon cable – from $110
- Shutter unit replacement – from $220
- Mirror box / sub-mirror alignment – from $150
- AF sensor clean + viewfinder calibration – from $120
- Hot shoe contacts / sync circuit repair – from $85
- SD card slot repair – from $95
- USB 2.0 (Micro-B) port replacement – from $110
- Micro-HDMI (Type-D) port replacement – from $120
- Buttons / main dial / mode dial flex – from $100
- Weather-seal refresh (doors, gaskets) – from $85
- APS-C sensor cleaning (wet swab + dust map) – from $65
- Body deep clean (ports + exterior) – from $60
- Battery door / latch repair (LP-E17) – from $75
- Top cover / rear shell replacement – from $160
- Main board / power circuit repair – from $180
- Firmware recovery / stuck on logo – from $90
- Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna cable rework – from $95
- Lens mount & bayonet rebuild (EF/EF-S) – from $125
Final cost depends on damage level and parts availability. Every service includes full testing and a written warranty.
Typical Issues We Fix
- Live View AF hunts; OVF shows front/back focus — AF path service and calibration.
- Err 20/30 during bursts — shutter or mirror mechanism faults.
- Articulating screen flicker or no touch — ribbon/connector damage.
- “Card cannot be accessed” — SD slot rebuild and controller check.
- Speedlite misfires — hot shoe oxidation or cracked joints on the camera top PCB.
EOS DSLRs — Error Codes Quick Hints
| Code | Meaning | First Aid |
|---|---|---|
| Err 20 | Mechanical fault | Power cycle; remove battery/lens; service mirror/shutter if it repeats. |
| Err 30 | Shutter problem | Fresh LP-E17; inspect blades; likely shutter replacement. |
| Err 40 | Power/electrical | Check contacts; avoid hot-plug; board diagnostics. |
| Err 70 | Data/processing | Reset; new card; firmware/board rework if persistent. |
| Err 80/99 | Image/general fault | Stop use; full diagnostics to isolate shutter/sensor/firmware path. |
Pro Tips for EOS 800D
- Use quality UHS-I SD cards; avoid microSD adapters in this camera.
- Keep hot shoe and battery contacts clean to prevent misfires and dropouts.
- Replace door gaskets if worn to maintain light and weather protection.
- Store LP-E17 at partial charge; run a full cycle occasionally to re-sync gauges.
- If consistent focus bias appears via the viewfinder, we calibrate the AF module against reference lenses.
FAQ
1. Camera won’t power on or dies under load.
We check LP-E17 health, charger comms, fuses, and DC-DC rails, then rework or replace the affected circuit.
2. Touchscreen is intermittent or the screen goes black when rotated.
Likely ribbon or hinge wear. We replace the flex, secure connectors, and test the camera in multiple positions.
3. AF is inconsistent between viewfinder and Live View.
We clean the AF unit, check sub-mirror geometry, update firmware, and run calibration against reference targets.
4. “Card cannot be accessed”.
We rebuild the SD slot, replace bent pins, verify controller lines, and test with known-good UHS-I media.
5. Mic jack crackles or records no audio.
We replace the jack, inspect the top board traces, and confirm clean signal on both channels.
6. Camera is stuck on the logo.
We perform service-level reflash, verify boot partitions, and check storage integrity on the main board.