Professional Canon EOS R50 Repair
Why Choose Us for Canon EOS R50 Repair
We fix what others couldn’t — or can’t.
Same-Day Repair
Original Parts
1–3 Month Warranty
Professional Team
Canon EOS R50 Service Prices
Prices exclude spare parts. Component-level repair whenever possible. Express queue available.
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- Diagnostics – $0 if repair is completed / $50 if declined
- Express repair (2–3 hours) – +50% to the selected service
- No power / won’t turn on (power-rail diagnosis) – from $135
- LCD display module replacement – from $115
- EVF module replacement – from $125
- Top cover / rear shell replacement – from $150
- Sensor cleaning (wet swab + dust map) – from $60
- Body deep clean (ports + exterior) – from $50
- SD card slot pin repair – from $85
- USB-C / micro-HDMI / Remote port replacement – from $95
- Shutter unit replacement – from $160
- Main board / power circuit repair – from $135
- Hot shoe repair – from $95
- Lens mount & bayonet rebuild – from $110
- Firmware recovery / stuck on logo – from $90
- Buttons / dials flex repair – from $100
- Microphone jack board repair – from $95
- Tripod base / thread repair – from $85
- Grip rubber replacement / re-bond – from $45
- Viewfinder optics internal clean – from $75
- Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna repair – from $90
Final cost depends on damage level and parts. Every service includes testing and written warranty.
Typical EOS R50 Faults We Fix
- Won’t power on after storage/charge; battery or power-board faults.
- Err 70/80 after update or moisture; needs board/firmware diagnostics.
- Overheating icon during long 4K takes; thermal interface renewal and tests.
- Micro-HDMI handshake/wake issues with monitors; socket wear or cable strain.
- Flip-screen ribbon intermittently cuts image or touch.
- Audio input hiss or channel drop with some mics; jack/flex repair.
R-Series Error Codes — Quick Hints
| Code | Meaning | First Aid |
|---|---|---|
| Err 20 | Mechanical fault | Power cycle; remove battery/lens; service shutter if repeats. |
| Err 30 | Shutter problem | Fresh battery; inspect blades; likely unit replacement. |
| Err 40 | Power/electrical | Check contacts; avoid hot-plug PD; board diagnosis. |
| Err 70 | Data/processing | Reset; new SD; firmware/board rework if persistent. |
| Err 80/99 | Image/general fault | Stop use; full diagnostics to isolate sensor/firmware path. |
Pro Tips for EOS R50
- Use UHS-I SDXC (V30+). UHS-II cards run at UHS-I speed in R50.
- Keep micro-HDMI cables short and strain-relieved to protect the socket.
- No IBIS: prefer lens IS or digital IS for video stabilization.
- Use genuine LP-E17; troubleshoot charger blink before reuse.
- After moisture: remove battery, dry with desiccant 24h, then test.
FAQ – Canon EOS R50 Repair
1. Camera won’t power on.
We check LP-E17, charger comms, fuses and power rails, then rework or replace the board.
2. Err 70/80 after update or rain.
We reflash, test SD/controller, inspect for moisture, and repair affected circuits.
3. Overheating icon during 4K.
We renew thermal pads/paste and run stress tests; settings advice provided.
4. External monitor won’t wake via HDMI.
We service the micro-HDMI port and adjust standby/HDMI settings for stable handshake.
5. Does R50 have IBIS?
No. Use lens IS or digital IS; we align the mount and check sensor seat if frames tilt.
6. Which memory cards are recommended?
UHS-I SDXC V30+ is sufficient; always format in-camera for best reliability.