> Hi Kennedy
Thanks for your reply, at this stage I have lost confidence with this tech and
his ability to debug the faults on both the 2n and OM4. the OM4 I acquired came
with a 6mths guarantee so I am not too worried about that,..it fails to control
the flash by TTL means only manual firing like the OM10 ,but I have given him
some pointers on that.As for the OM2 ,He did fit 2 other circuits he had in
stock but the fault remained .I will take your advice and have a go myself.
Rgds Paul
>
>
> I agree with your diagnosis and can't see it being possible for the
> circuit to give this type of completely intermittent fault - there must
> either be something consistent to cause the electronics to fail or it is
> an electro-mechanical fault. I would consider 20 quid a good investment
> just to have the opportunity to strip an OM-2 down and attempt the
> repair myself. If you fix it, its a bonus if you don't you haven't lost
> much.
>
> 20 quid - thats less than a night on Guinness! You'll get several
> nights of enjoyment cleaning up the contacts and magnets and an
> everlasting sense of satisfaction if you are successful.
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