Canon 5D Mark III power issue - let's fix a camera (Part 1)

In this video, I'll guide you through the intricate process of troubleshooting a seemingly elusive fault. The initial assessment suggests a potential issue with a compromised PCB, but as I delve into a series of meticulous checks and tests in this first part, an unexpected twist unfolds. The challenge turns out to be more elusive than anticipated, revealing the true complexity of the problem. Stay tuned as I navigate through the intricacies and uncover the solution step by step.

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Part 2 of this repair here:    • Canon 5D Mark III power issue - let's...  


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- TIMESTAMPS -
00:00 Long intro :p
08:26 Start of the repair