Originally posted by Mcgutierre
I just did it! thanks again, it was really easy.
Well done, congratulations!
Originally posted by Mcgutierre
In my camera I had to remove one extra screw inside the flash housing (step 5).
Ah... no,

you didn't need to:
Just the middle screw! It fixes the top-part to the front-part!
There is another screw right in front of the pop-up-flash release-hook!
This one must not come off because it holds the mechanism with the flash-solenoid!
If unscrewed, you could be screwed....

...: When this mechanism is lose, there is this tiny plastic rod behind the mentioned hook!
This rod easely falls out and gets lost. Then the pop-up-flash won't close anymore and stays open!
Originally posted by Mcgutierre
Another surprise is that the e-dial had only 3 screws, one was missing, I remember sending the camera to spanish official service under guarantee to fix this problem, I supose they missed the screw, but I can't prove that; anyway I have lots of screws from other cameras and replaced it.
Well, this is typical for a lot of repairs I have seen.
Originally posted by Mcgutierre
Photogem: now I have 2 pentax DSLR bodies (K70 and kx), and both of them were fixed using your tutorials, I couldn't be more grateful!
Well, that's what this forum partly is about.
Originally posted by Mcgutierre
I love kx sensor, the colours are really natural, and I have no exposure problems in high contrast situations as I do with K70. 12 mpx is enough for almost everyone, it would be a perfect camera if it had a pentaprism viewfinder and 2 dials instead of one (and a better lcd screen).
Two more great cameras from old Pentax days: K10D and K200D
Both have the same CCD Sensor, I prefer the K10D for its better Antishake, dials and possibilities.
But for ooc JPEG the K200D is better