Turn the asa dial until the +- disappeares, then "very carefully" try to
turm the inner part of the dial (with the window on it) until the "no comp"
index lines up. That is your asa.
John
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff Borenstein <jsb@xxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 12:52 PM
Subject: [OM] Meter wacked
> Hello!
> I have a little dillema here. I have an excellent condition om2n
chrome
> body with a few lenses. On my trip i realized that the ASA dial became
> loose and I had NO idea what the meter was set at. In any event...i got
the
> ASA dial tightened. Yet, when i center the dial on that little black line
i
> get the compensation +- sign in the bottom left of the screen. So i need
to
> have the meter reconfiged. Other than that the camera is in perfect
> condition..im wondering if it is worth the 120 dollar fee to have John H.
> CLA it. Or does someone have a ex+ om2n they dont need anymore and would
be
> willing to sell it for a reasonable comparable price. Also, would i be
able
> to have the meter reconfigured by a local camera shop and only have to
spend
> 30 or 40 dollars on it? I need this camera for my high school foto class
in
> september..so if im going to send it away i need to make a descion soon!!
>
> Thanks,
> -Jeff
>
>
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