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I try to look at it from the other side: In terms of reliability you could also get a new one being a lemon. At lensrentals they showed a teardown of a Sony lens with a glue problem some time ago...

 

I think the same. While my other two Sony lenses have something do be desired, my SEL70200G was definitely good.

 

but then, good repair skills maybe don't need highly expensive testing devices?
 

 

I suppose they need that, but I don't have doubts that with this respect the lab is ok.

 

But with a look at sustainability, I'd give it a try instead of throwing away the parts. 

 

 

I think I'll do. I've also discussed the thing with two friends of mine and it looks like we're all aligned. On the other side, it's a way to build some experience with that lab. Sure, it would have been better if it happened with a less expensive damage... but it went that way.

 

Thanks.