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Manual Focus won't work

I bought a Nikon Zoom-Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX VR lens in June, 2008 and just the other day (Feb 3, 2009) noticed that the manual focus does not work. The lens focuses fine on auto but when I switch it to manual the focusing ring won't move. I noticed that the plastic switch cover for auto/manual and VR on/off seemed loose and the switch for auto/manual didn't seem to move correctly. I dont know if I just need to unscrew the cover or what. I am on vacation in Coasta Rica until Feb10, 2009 and need help fast! Please help me!!!

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Which camera are you using? If the body has AF/MF switch, put that also to MF.If this fails to help, take out the lens and try to change it to MF.

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