Terms & Conditions

Workman ship & Warranty
Below is detailed our warranty terms as well as general conditions applicable when your camera is in our care. Please read the following carefully prior to sending/leaving your camera for repair.

1. The Warranty period is for 6 months from date of repair. Warranty applies to the actual repair and parts supplied only. The Warranty will be voided where Sand, Grit, Impact, Liquid, Tampering, Abuse and Misuse are found to either contribute or to be the cause of the camera's failure.
2. Customers are advised that during the course of their repair, user-generated data may be lost. Precision Camera & Camcorder Repairs takes no responsibility for any lost data.

Estimates:

1. Free estimates are an approximation only. If the repair exceeds the estimation by more than 20% we will contact you again for approval to proceed. Batteries are not included in estimation of repairs.
2. Once repairs have been commenced and if repairs are unable to be completed due to non-availability of parts and/or increased costs or cancellation of repairs by the customer, a charge will be made to cover dismantling and reassembling time - this charge would be approximately $25 to $60.
3. ​Precision Camera & Camcorder Repairs is not responsible for the insurance of goods or films and images left with goods TRANSPORTED to us for repair. We recommend that you check your insurance policy to ensure the goods are covered whilst not in your possession.
4. Goods not collected within 3 months from repair date may be sold to recover the Precision Camera & Camcorder Repair's costs (in accordance with the disposal of uncollected goods act 1966).
5. A detailed insurance quote is not a verbal estimate and a charge of $40 - $80 is applied. This cost is waved once your photographic equipment is approved for repair by your insurance. If you do not decide to go ahead with the repair, a fee of $40 - $80 is required

Fungus removal:                

1. Fungus removal from optics is for the purpose of chemically killing and removing growth as best possible in order to prevent increased spread over effected element/s. If the growth has already eaten into the coating/elements surface, there may be little or insignificant visible improvement and this cannot be pre-determined prior to work being completed.