> As you're looking at the front of the body, lens removed, left up the
> right edge of the plastic cover across the bottom below the mirror until
> it's at a 45 degree angle. Then just side it out. On the left side,
> you'll see the electro-magnet and armature -- roll some tissue into a
> point, squeeze the point flat, dip the point into some acetone and wipe
> the surfaces between the armature and the magnet.
Sorry to be dumb here, but I just tried this to see if I could un-stick my
OM-10, and while I managed to get the floor out just fine, I can't see which
bit is the magnet. The things that looked like they ought to be a magnet
didn't seem to want to move; I was expecting it to be similar to de-oiling
the magnet on an XA, where there's a little thing that barely moves apart to
let tissue get in there, but all the things I could find didn't want to move
at all, so I couldn't work out where I'd put the tisue in.
What does the magnet on an om-10 look like?
thanks,
-- dan
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