JO -
I hope you're aware that the retaining nut for the self-timer lever is
reverse-threaded, meaning it should tighten when turning
_counter_clockwise. If you turned it counter-clockwise until it "came
off", the threads have been stripped!
james olson wrote:
>
> Can someone familiar with the mechanical parts of the OM-2n self timer lever
> comment on the following:
>
> The screw keeps coming loose, and I am wondering if it would be a good idea
> to loc-tite the screw in place??? or pliobond??? it keeps coming loose, and
> i'd like to make it stay.
>
> Also, how many parts are there that come off the body? I've noticed the
> screw with the two holes and the long lever that you turn to set the timer.
> Should there be anything else (such as a washer) in there that i may be
> missing?
>
> Any ideas would help.
>
> Self-timerless in OM-2n land, Oregon.
>
> James.
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