Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/05/08
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Nathan, and everybody else shocked by the high repair price I quoted, Sorry, I was still thinking in Deutschmarks, I think this still happens to everybody in the Eurozone every now and again. The price converted into euros should have been around 300. Together with the price at which the camera was offered this came to a sum for which I could have bought a used R7 based on average s/h prices here. This was the price quoted for the CLA and check of the electronics in an R4 mot electronic I was planning to buy I refused to have it done at that price as the vendor wasn't prepared to take any responsibility for the condition of the goods , maybe the camera was in that bad a condition to warrant the high repair price. What surprised me was the dealers statement that Leicas could now only be repaired by Leica and no longer in accredited repair workshops. Possibly this was a one-off case, my other Leicas are still running perfectly after many years of use, except for the paint falling out of the lettering of an M6 Titanium (first version) I've had no problems at all. Please excuse the mistake Douglas