F 70-210 blues.
P. J. Alling
webster26 at mindspring.com
Tue Jun 5 16:40:34 EDT 2007
You're not helping.
pnstenquist at comcast.net wrote:
> A good repair shop.
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> From: "P. J. Alling" <webster26 at mindspring.com>
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>> My first problem. I hit the screw heads holding the lens mount on with
>> a soldering Iron each for about 3 minutes. Two screws came out nice as
>> pie. the other three are stuck hard. I've caused a little damage to
>> two of them, but they still should work. I tried more heat for a longer
>> time on one of them. No joy. I need a new plan. I'm hoping someone
>> here has an idea.
>>
>> P. J. Alling wrote:
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>>> Well it finally happened. My F 70-210mm jammed. Some of you may
>>> remember Powell's 70-210mm repair, and the problem he had with the
>>> information brush. (for those who need a reminder
>>> http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/lenses.htm ). It seems to happen no
>>> matter what you do. I'm on my way to disassembling mine in an attempt
>>> to repair it. Unfortunately it jammed in the 70mm position with focus
>>> at infinity so the screws on the sleeve are in accessible. I'm looking
>>> for advice if there is any. Well I'm off to buy a new soldering iron
>>> since I can't find my old one, (hope that will be enough so that I won't
>>> need to buy a JIS crosspoint screwdriver. I suppose I could simply
>>> replace it but this lens is too good not to try, and I'm too broke to
>>> send it to someone else to tell me it's unrepairable.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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