Congratulations! you will soon found doing self repairing work is fun
besides using them for shooting. But have to be care when going too
deep, they need professional training and tools ;-)
C.H.Ling
"John A. Lind" wrote:
>
> Thanks to C.H. Ling for his tips and Mark Dapoz for his on-line manuals.
>
> Carefully removed the lens flange, then very, very carefully removed the
> shutter speed ring. Yep . . . gotta watch for the reset pin and spring
> when pulling off the lens mounting flange. Cleaned the shutter speed ring
> thoroughly, put a very tiny amount of white lithium grease on the detent
> ball and extremely thin coating on the ring detents that mate with it, then
> very carefully reassembled the lens mount.
>
> Works smoother now than it ever has.
>
> -- John
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