p.1 #5Nikon Z5ii, Nikon Z6iii, & ZR service advisory
Since the Zr is included it is most likely a rather recent series of production runs that were affected. Likely something within the last year. It sounds like a defective subcomponent on a board.
My Z6III was also clear but then I’ve had it for over a year likely made well before the Zr went into pre-release production.
p.1 #6Nikon Z5ii, Nikon Z6iii, & ZR service advisory
"Congratulations, your Z6 III serial number qualifies you for a tariff refund from the US Government. Please contact the U.S. Customs and Border Protection for details on receiving your refund."
p.1 #7Nikon Z5ii, Nikon Z6iii, & ZR service advisory
snapsy wrote:
"Congratulations, your Z6 III serial number qualifies you for a tariff refund from the US Government. Please contact the U.S. Customs and Border Protection for details on receiving your refund."
p.1 #12Nikon Z5ii, Nikon Z6iii, & ZR service advisory
Jman13 wrote:
So the issue is on the mainboard...
Sometimes when i turned the camera on, the EVF was black. Turning the camera off and on again solved it. Possible that the on/off switch was on the mainboard.
p.1 #14Nikon Z5ii, Nikon Z6iii, & ZR service advisory
EB-1 wrote: Jman13 wroteSo the issue is on the mainboard...That surely will cost Nikon significantly.
EBH
Depends on how widespread it is. From what I’ve seen it’s a fairly low percentage of cameras that are affected, and it’s likely that if it’s just a component or two on the boards they can take the replaced boards and swap the components for use in future repairs.