Ahhh, Mr. Wizard has done it again. ;-)
Thanks John,
geo2
At 09:38 AM 9/1/98 -0400, you wrote:
>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
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>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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