With the shutter unwound, turn the camera upside down and lightly tap the
release button. You should have about .5mm (1/2mm) play before the button
hits the release shaft. Turn screw down until you get that.
The only fix to keep screw from turning by itself is removing top and applying
locktite to the screw.
Some cable releases apply a twisting motion as they depress the release
shaft,making the problem worse.
John
http://www.zuiko.com
George Sears wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I am having a problem with my OM1n. When i tried to depress the shutter
> release, nothing happened. I looked down in the threaded hole in the
> release button where the cable release would go and saw a small screw. I
> turned the screw counter clockwise slightly and the shutter release started
> working. Then after several exposures, appearently the screw works itself
> back out of adjustment and i have to take the screw driver to it again.
>
> I'm pretty good with hay wire, gum, 100 mph tape, and wire ties but this
> one has me stumped. How can i keep that little screw from moving out of
> adjustment?
>
> Thanks,
> george2
>
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