Tamron Repair
We service all types of Tamron lenses, from simple fixes to complex restorations. Our technicians handle block replacement, flex cable repair, circuit board restoration, and precise calibration to restore sharp focus and full functionality. Whether your lens has electronic faults, broken zoom, or autofocus issues, we provide reliable solutions using OEM parts and professional tools.
Why Choose Our Tamron Service Center
We fix what others couldn’t — or can’t.
Same-Day Repair
Original Parts
1–3 Month Warranty
Professional Team
Tamron Lens Repair Prices
We repair Tamron lenses of all series — from standard zooms to professional telephotos. In most cases, components are restored or replaced individually, avoiding the need for full module swaps.
- Diagnostics – free with completed repair
- Flex cable replacement – from $70
- Zoom or focus block rebuild – from $110
- Autofocus motor (USD, PZD, RXD, VXD) – from $130
- Aperture / diaphragm unit – from $120
- VC stabilization module – from $140
- Main PCB / board restoration – from $150
- Optical calibration & alignment – from $80
Final pricing depends on the Tamron lens model and fault complexity. Every service includes optical testing and warranty coverage.
Tamron Lens Service in the USA
What We Offer
- Flex cable, connector and contact repairs;
- Restoration of main boards and power circuits;
- Disassembly and lubrication of zoom and focus systems;
- Optical centering, calibration and resolution testing.
Common Tamron Lens Problems
- Autofocus failure or hunting caused by USD/PZD motor wear;
- VC stabilizer rattle, abnormal noise or no compensation;
- Aperture blades sticking or not responding;
- Zoom stiffness, barrel creeping or full block jam;
- Communication errors due to damaged ribbon cables;
- Optical decentering leading to one side sharp and the other blurred.
Tamron Lens Repair — FAQ
1) Autofocus not working or hunting. What’s the fix?
We diagnose USD/PZD/RXD/VXD motors, flex cables, and focus sensors, then replace the faulty part and calibrate AF across focal lengths.
2) VC makes noise or causes blur. Can you repair stabilization?
Yes. We service or replace the VC module, check gyros and mounts, and run stabilization tests to restore normal compensation.
3) Aperture stuck / error in camera. What usually fails?
Typical causes are diaphragm unit wear or torn ribbon. We replace the assembly or flex and verify exposure steps and communication.
4) Zoom is stiff or creeps. Do you rebuild the mechanism?
We clean and relube guides, replace worn cams/bushings, and reset tension. If needed, we install new zoom/focus block parts.
5) Image sharp on one side only. Is that decentering?
Most likely. We realign optical groups on a collimator, set flange spacing, and run resolution charts to confirm even sharpness.
6) Do you update firmware on Tamron lenses?
For supported models we apply updates via TAP-in Console or service tools, then retest AF, VC, and communication with the body.