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Old 15th June 2005   #1
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Default Nikon 5400 - to clean lens

Hi, I wonder if there is a way I can clean the original lens on Nikon 5400? The problem is that there are a few hairs under the top lens (the lens is otherwise clear) and I want to get them out of there. Is there a step-by-step description of how I can unassemble the top lens and get the hairs out?

There is obviously nothing in the manual, and I didn't find anything in the Internet.

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SEnt to nikon service center...??
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how much may that cost (in US)? maybe there is a way to do it myself?
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Inside the glass or on the outside? If outside, use a blower, if it's inside, and it's not bothering the images, leave it be.
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espn, the hairs are inside, under the first top lens (not sure how how many lenses there are). I don't know if the hair infuence the pictures, but I would think so because the hairs are close to the center.

Any ideas how to get under the first lens?
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You should take some images to confirm if it affects, normally it shouldn't. The motor of the glass extends in and out, so suction might have occured, but this should normally be the case for dust and not hairs, so unless you're very irritated by the hairs and/or it appears in the shots, else don't bother.
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I don't see any hair trails on pictures, but does that mean the hairs do not affect the pictures (maybe I just don't see?)

I just wanted to know if I can do that myself or not?
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It will require dismantling of the glasses to remove what's under, my advise is not, unless you're the technician of the service centre.

If it doesn't show on the images means it's not affecting. Don't worry.
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