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I'll probably soon own a leica M2, and the seller told me it was CLA'd some years ago. If the camera has some minor problems, or just need to be controlled, how much would I spend for a CLA in the US?
Thanks!
Thanks!
doitashimash1te said:I'm gonna pick up my M2 today. A complete overhaul CLA cost me 150 euro ($110).
And it seriously needed one - see this thread: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41948
Also, I had two lenses de-fungused and lubricated, a Summaron 3.5/35 and a Summitar 2.0/50, for 60 euro ($45) each.
Uwe_Nds said:Think you mixed up the exchange rates.
Best regards,
Uwe
haagen_dazs said:i emailed Don last week...
DAG charges 290USD for a complete overhaul CLA
35mmdelux said:Clean, lubed and adjusted is equiv of a car's tune-up. An overhaul is when the motor has been blown out.
35mmdelux said:Clean, lubed and adjusted is equiv of a car's tune-up. An overhaul is when the motor has been blown out.
Lets try not to confuse the two!
Best - Paul
haagen_dazs said:Hi Paul
In the eyes of Don, that is not true
quote from an email clarification sent by him to me.
"A complete overhaul means that the camera would be cleaned,lubed, & adjusted
for good working order. A Clean, Lube, & Adjust abbreviated is CLA. So the 2
mean the same thing. A CLA means that the camera will be completely stripped
down, everything will be cleaned,lubed, & adjusted within Leitz Tolerences.
A CLA costs $290.00 for the Leica M cameras,"
Price is in USD
Ade-oh said:Not where I come from. For me, an overhaul is the periodic check and repairs (as necessary) I have done on my gear. I'm not being confrontational, I just think these things have different names in different parts of the World. Personally, I've been an active amateur photographer for more than 30 years and I hadn't come across the phrase 'CLA' until I joined this forum a few weeks ago.
The lag time is getting longer. I made the mistake of sending three lenses and a body to him in Sept. last year and they didn't come back for 10 weeks. I think he may be overwhelmed with work.EmilGil said:DAG is a great serviceman but very, very busy!
It took him almost three months to clean a 50/2 DR for me. I bought it in November, had the seller send it to DAG and got it back in February. Don't know what happened on the way...