Bei Dyxum.com gibt es eine Aussage, die wie folgt lautet:
I had the same problem a while back (camera locks on first photo taken).
I cleaned *all* contacts (lens contacts, camera lens mount contacts, battery contacts (including those in the camera by using a q-tip with a bit of alcohol on it).
The problem was occuring every time I let the camera sit for a few days. But, it hasn't happened in months now (since cleaning all of the contacts).
Although some users have reported KM replaced their shutter mechanism to solve it, I think a big part of it is electrical.
I suspect that the camera is monitoring current/voltage, and when it sees something pulling too much, it shuts down. Apparently, KM's diagnostics show it to be the shutter mechanism when it happens.
My thinking (speculation) is that a shutter that isn't as "loose" as it should be probably contributes to the issue. But, cleaning all contacts fixed mine (probably allowing better current flow).
More photos on the camera may have been a contributing factor, too (the shutter mechanism probably breaks in more over time, resulting in less problems from any binding -- sort of like breaking in the trigger on a new firearm.
Temperature probably impacts it, too (expansion and contraction can contribute to how "tight" the parts are).
My suggestion - clean *all* contacts, including those inside of the battery compartment (a q-tip with a touch of alcohol can reach the ones in the bottom).
Then, use the camera more in a variety of conditions (warm to cold) to help "break in" the shutter mechanism and see if the problem goes away.
I haven't had a problem in months (and it was locking up on the first image every time I let the camera sit for a few days before I cleaned all of the contacts). It's working just fine now (no service from KM was needed).
Ob es wirklich einen Zusammenhang gibt, oder ob das Ganze mehr esoterisch ist, ich weiß es nicht.
Aber für alle die unter dem Problem des ERR58 leiden, kann es nix schaden mal alle Kontakte zu reinigen. Vielleicht hilft es ja wirklich.
Hier noch der Link zum Originalthread
Grüsse
Marco