I am getting an FEE error with an information box on the LED that tells me to set and lock the minimum F-stop. I have done this and there is no change to the error. This is occuring with my following lenses:
AF Nikkor 24-50mm 3.3-4.5
AF Nikkor 28-85mm 3.5-4.5
AF Nikkor 35-105mm 3.5-4.5.
The camera is recognizing that a lens is attached. I works as it should with my 70-300mm 4-5.6 G. Of course I have to focus manually, but I knew that to be the case.
Should the camera be working with the above listed lenses, or is there a compatibility problem. Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Lee

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With the lens mounted and aperture ring locked to minimum F-stop, try rotating the lens on the mount and see if there's any play. If there is, rotate it to see if it will clear the error.

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All the lenses with the problem are compatible. The lens that works for you has no aperture ring to lock so it's fine.

The AF-D lens mount has a raised area that pushes in on a switch on the camera body located at the between the 7 and 8 o'clock position around the body mount. If this switch is not contacted you will get the FEE message. It is only pushed in when the lens is at it's smallest lens aperture, like f22.

Len

edit: The AF-d lenses can only be locked to f22 or it's smallest setting. If the switch around the body lens mount is being pushed in and you still have the error then the switch may be faulty.

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