Re: my canon eos 3000 autofocus acting funny.... Since I am totally unfamiliar with your particular camera, no. - But, in
general, you would first be able to test the operation with the electronics
exposed, and then probe around all the soldered connections with an
insulated probe, such as a toothpick while testing the operation of the
machine. - I suspect that this would be impossible for a user to do. You
need to find a repair shop that can do something like this for you. The only
other alternative is to replace all the electronics piece at a time, until
the bad part is replaced, and the machine works again. It may be that one of
the connectors inside the camera that connects one circuit to another is
loose, or only partly plugged in. - If this is the case, no parts
replacement would be necessary, and all the technician would have to do is
plug it back in more securely.....In any case, any experienced repair person
should know all this, and be able to fix it for you.....At a price, of
course.
William Graham
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