We've discussed the Canon T90, arguably the most complex 35mm camera with MF, several times here. It's encouraging that most of the common problems can be solved DIY, see: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/canon-t90-recommendations-and-notes.202884/ However, one problem that means the...
Repair shops shy away from the T90, at least that's been my experience.
Unjustifiably so, because it's designed for easy service. For example, you can access the shutter's electronic controls for tests without much disassembly, and you can also adjust both curtains with minimal effort without having to remove the shutter.
Instructions for service work are available, and the Canon Repair Manual also provides helpful tips.
Perhaps you can find someone willing to do the work?
Checking a Canon T90 according to the troubleshooting instructions by Larry Lyells in the SPT Journal. https://learncamerarepair.com/product.php?product=1778 No sign of life. Battery compartment removed, measuring the input voltage on the DC/DC converter. Front and top cover...
The Canon T90 is particularly fascinating because back in 1986, every available technology was used to create the most complex 35mm SLR without autofocus. Electronically and mechanically, packaged in a stylish and robust housing. Even today, the T90 is satisfactory, but knowing and mastering...
In my last two T90 projects, the EEE error appeared after disassembling/assembling the camera. I was now able to determine the cause and fix it. I found the solution, once again, in Larry Lyells' SPT Journal on the Canon T90 🙂 The arrow points to the pressure plate of the front connector...
I have gained enough experience in my recent projects to be able to offer a tutorial on standard service for the Canon T90 here on PHOTRIO. The work I recommend for every T90 (depending on the available equipment) is: cleaning the exterior, cleaning the contacts of the command wheel, cleaning...
Having suffered setbacks with my recent T90 projects, my pride was bruised 🤨 So I made another attempt and pulled the next T90 out of the repair box. Today I had to succeed! ⚔️ Both mirror shock absorbers are missing along with their mountings, the cover is no longer where it should be...