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I know it’s been years since this question was asked, but since I had the same problem I thought I would give a little insight to anyone else who may have this issue. One of the pins/contacts in my SD slot on my 6d was somehow pushed back and bent in half away from the SD card, and didn’t make contact with the card. I tried using a small nail to bend it back out but ended up breaking the pin. I disassembled the camera to where I could see the SD card slot was micro-soldered onto the mainboard. It has extremely tight tolerances and requires a micro-soldering station to de-solder it and attach a replacement. I found the part on ebay for ~$12 and when it came in I took the main board and the new sd card slot to a local shop that specializes in micro-soldering. They quoted me a little under $100 and had it completed within a week. I had also gotten a quote from a shop that specializes in micro-soldering on DSLRs, they quoted me $150-160 including the cost of the part. I would HIGHLY recommend paying a...
If you damage the switch, use a utility knife to pry it off the board/cable it is connected to and it will “trick” the camera into thinking the door is always closed. Be sure to turn your camera off before removing the card if you do this.