- June 16, 2013 at 5:26 am #3953AnonymousNew MemberJoin Date: Jan 1970Posts: 1Offline
Hello;
New to forum so apologies if this info is posted somewhere else (I did not find it). I’m based in Seattle and looking for a top notch repair shop to CLA an M3 that I purchased on ebay – known issues on shutter speeds > 1/4 second and the rangefinder is slightly off alignment vertically. It still has the L seal so I’d like a shop that can keep that intact.
And is there anything I should do when sending a camera in for such repairs?
thanks,
-Victor - June 16, 2013 at 5:41 am #3954DougFrequent MemberCentral WashingtonJoin Date: Jul 2011Posts: 123Currently using:
Leica M, Leica S, Leica QOfflineHi Victor – I’m a bit out of date, but the two I’ve used over the years are:
Camera Techs
2034 NW Market St (Ballard)
206/782-2433Photo-tronics Inc.
513 Dexter Ave N.
206/682-2646The M3 is a standard that most any competent repair tech should be able to CLA… After moving east of the mountains I used a small shop in Yakima, and he did excellent work on my M2. Until he retired and closed the shop… 🙁 Good luck!
By the way, Camera Techs used to be located on Univ Way NE about 52nd, and after they moved out to Ballard, another tech worked out of their old shop… He scooped up some previous CT customers but I had terrible experience there.
- October 25, 2013 at 5:29 am #4309
U can visit around the city to Looking for top notch Leica repair shop.
- October 1, 2014 at 10:12 am #9952
Give Sherry Krauter a call: 845-496-8834.
She is the best of the best. She has serviced my M cameras over the years and gives top notch service at reasonable prices with quick turnaround times.
She has a website at http://www.sherrykrauter.com but call her, as she has reliability issues with her email server.
"Shooting with a Leica is like a long tender kiss, like firing an automatic pistol, like an hour on the analyst’s couch.” - Henri Cartier-Bresson
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