Anybody had experience with Canon warranty service?

[desiplaya4life]

so i have a canon s410 digital cam i bought from target and i recently dropped it making the buttons by the screen renderless. screen and everythin else on top iis fine, you can see a lil dent from droppin it on the cement but thats about it.

are canon warranty service going to deny the work or you think they can fix the camera for me? i have the reciept offcourse and bought it in april. thanks

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: desiplaya4life
so i have a canon s410 digital cam i bought from target and i recently dropped it making the buttons by the screen renderless. screen and everythin else on top iis fine, you can see a lil dent from droppin it on the cement but thats about it.

are canon warranty service going to deny the work or you think they can fix the camera for me? i have the reciept offcourse and bought it in april. thanks

"Wear & tear" from your description desiplaya4life.

 

[imported_Mike]

If they see a dent, they will most likely deny the work for free. Id send it in though as you have nothing to lose really.

 

[desiplaya4life]

i guess. yea its just that this is my favorite camera and i just hope it gets fixed was seeing if someone had any good experience

 

[Wonderful Pork]

i have an s400 and the flash just stopped working (within the 1 year warrenty), so I mailed it to them, and like 3 weeks later they mailed it back good as new! didnt cost me a cent except for the shipping to them.

 

[loic2003]

Only had bad a experience. My MV600 DV camera died 3 months after the warranty expired. It had only been used for about 3 hours total in its lifetime. Canon charges a huge amount for spare parts (CCD died in my camera) such that it's not worth repairing thus forcing you to buy the next model (MV700).

I just bought a Casio Exilim stil camera which can do unlimited video at the same quality...