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11/01/2005 09:09:08 PM · #1
Last week, I used my Sigma 70-300 APO Super Macro II and it worked just like it always does. This weekend, when I went to use it, every time I used auto focus, it makes a squeaking sound. It only makes the noise during a big adjustment, like from macro to infinity. I originally thought something maybe got into the lens, or some sort of liquid dried up inside of it, but it works fine on manual. I know its an auto-focus motor problem. What I'm wondering is if something similar has ever happened to anybody else and how I should go about trying to get it fixed. The closest camera store by me that I would trust to clean anything would be B&H, Adorama, or Calumet all in NYC. Should I contact one of them first, or first try talking to Sigma?

Bob
11/01/2005 09:11:56 PM · #2
Try a few drops of 90SAE around all of the openings. Should quiet right up.
11/01/2005 09:14:31 PM · #3
is that safe for the lens? to just put lube in it?

11/03/2005 01:39:46 AM · #4
Interesting thread - i have the same lens and it also has started making such a nasty noise.
I might agree on the fact it needs lube..not sure i want to put 90 weight on it though.
Maybe is needs used more? Mine has been sitting a while.
11/03/2005 08:19:42 AM · #5
I ahd the same problem with a lens, after I used in a very light rain. Well - I wanted the picture. Anyway, after a few days, it went away. Lens still works...
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