I have considered that course of action.

On September 22, 2015 11:37:49 AM EDT, "P.J. Alling" 
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I had that issue with a *ist-Ds, the answer was Radio Shack Tuner 
>Cleaner/Lube.  Take out the batteries, spray it in the gap around the 
>wheel. Let it sit for about half a hour for the volatiles to evaporate.
>
>Wipe of any visible residue.  Put the batteries in and test.  Repair 
>would be much more than the cost of a replacement camera, unless it's 
>under warranty.  The K-r doesn't have any weather sealing so it should
>work.
>
>On 9/22/2015 9:26 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
>> I've been using Nicole's K-r as a backup body this weekend. On one 
>> hand, I've been impressed with how well it does and what a huge 
>> improvement over the K-x it is.  Unfortunately it seems to have a 
>> flakey control/thumb wheel. Sometimes it works OK, sometimes it will 
>> not read a click, sometimes it will only feed signals for going one 
>> way, no matter which way you turn the wheel.  I guess we'll discuss 
>> the issue with KEH when we get back.
>>
>> Larry Colen wrote:
>>> I was discussing packing, camera gear etc. with my friend Nicole who
>
>>> will be driving in the SCCA runoffs next week. I joked that if she 
>>> replaced her D90 with a Pentax body, then we could share lenses,
>with 
>>> less to pack, and I'd be able to keep a second lens mounted when 
>>> photographing her track sessions.
>>> In order to convince ourselves that this really was not a feasible 
>>> idea, we looked up the price for K-3 at KEH (about $80 less than new
>
>>> on Amazon). However, they also had a red K-r for $168.
>>> She has a thing for red, it arrives tomorrow.
>>>
>>> I do still have my stormtrooper K-x, but the shutter button has been
>
>>> rather fussy for a while.
>>>
>>> Yes, I know a woman software engineer, who races cars and makes 
>>> impulse purchases of camera gear, maybe unicorns also exist.
>>>
>>

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