Are you speaking of the small plastic tab with the white line that you
push to start the self-timer? If so, on all but the very earliest
types, it's just glued in place. The part comes new with a small
round plastic post sticking out the back that used to fit in a hole on
the arm it's attached to -- the post is melted wide to keep the tab in
place on the older type arms. Later arms don't have a hole, so the
post is just sheared off and the tab is glued onto the arm. We
usually used a tiny dot of superglue.
>
> I am going to transfer a self-timer activation switch (the plastic
part)
> from an OM-1n parts body to my beloved (bought in 1974) OM-1. Is it
as
> simple as prying it straight off of the metal switch? The switch
(under the
> plastic) is "L shaped" (metal, upside down), and I want to be sure
that I
> will not break the plastic during removal. It must come off easily,
because
> I never noticed it coming off my OM-1 in the first place. I just
want to be
> sure.
>
>
>
> larry
>
>
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