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zenzABRONICA
(MARCH 1990) Concerning Repairs
1.
It is recommended that correctly operating samples of
the following components should be kept available for
reference when making camera repairs and inspections.
[sear [ee ie tina
Defective components can be detected and checks can be
made after repairs by replacing the various camera
components with these correctly operating reference
components.
For example, when a customer claims that the shutter
is defective, a decision can be made as to whether the
defective component is the lens shutter or the body
shutter by merely replacing the lens and checking.
Never use organic solvents such as “the shutter speed
index lenses or exposure counter lenses with alcohol
can result in cracking at a later date.
Use only alcohol to clean the focusing screen.
After completing a repair, always coat the lens mount
very lightly with grease to make lens mounting
smoother and prevent stick. Part Numbers
All Bronica parts are assigned an 6-digit part number.
The last digit in the 8-digit part number ranges from
© to 8 and indicates the sequence of part changes.
(excluding such parts as screws, washers and E-rings).
Information concerning last digit changes will be
provided as necessary.
The part numbers used exclusively for the ETRSi are as
follows:
Individual body parts 0301{ If Jf ]0-
Body part assemblies 0319 If If 10-
Individual 120 film back parts 0302{ If 3f 10-
120 film back part assemblies 0392 If If i0-
Individual 220 film back parts ~ 0303( Jf Jf 30-
220 film back part assemblies 0393[ IE IL J0- CE TRSi)
Concerning camera repair and inspection
Right cover removal
Winding unit removal
S. latch set removal
Shutter release button removal -----------—-
E. release unit removal
Set lever removal
Mirror operating lever removal ~--------------
- Related operations -—
Mirror frame and light tight frame removal —
Lsft cover removal
Circuit board names and wiring diagram 1 -——
Upper frame/AE. connector removal ——-------—
Lens connector removal -——--———------—--————
Shutter circuit unit removal ——----——----——-
Trived shoe removal
Eilm backs exchange function removal -----——
Shutter release function removal
Battery box removal
Brake mechanism removal
Operating cing removal ——---———
Eront cover removal —————-———-—--——---———
P-13
P-15
P-16
P-17
P-18
P-19
P-22
P-23
P-24
P-25
P-26
P-26 CE TRSi)
Leng mount remove) ——————-----—_—. P-29
Mirror 45° adjustment —----——-—-—-------- p30
Eocusiha, adiuatzesS ——————— 1 Pst
Circuit board names and wiring diagram 2 ---- P-32
Sensor adiustment ——-------—------------——- P-33
Troubleshooting chart ————-—-—--—------—---—- P-37 CETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
(Figure 1]
[Figure 2]
[Figure 3]
(6)
Right cover removal
1. Remove the film winding crank (1).
2. Peel off the leatherette (2) and
remove the crank base (3) and crank
ring (4).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613605)
M1.7x6-Ni x 4 screws
(Figure 1]
» Reassembly notes
© Lightly coat the crank ring
spring with grease.
Grease: Liqui-Moly LN-83
o Carefully align the position of
the 4 holes and fasten with 4
screws.
. Grease
&
3. Peel off the cover (5) and remove the
mirror up lever (6) and multiple
exposure lever (7).
Screws: Special panhead (01162230)
M1.7x2.5-B x 2 screws
— [Figure 2]
x Reassembly notes
© Make sure that the levers (6) (7)
are installed in the correct
locations.
—- [Figure 3]
o Adhere the cover with adhesive.
Adhesive: Plio—Bond (BE TRSi)
Sketch
(Figure 4]
[Figure 5]
Tr2s-0
raTxtese
Explanation
4. Remove leatherette (8), (9), (10) and
qi). :
——- [Figure 4]
5. Remove the 8 screws from the cover (R)
(2).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613257)
M1.7x2.5-B x 7 screws
panhead type 1 (95613167)
M1.7x1.6-B x 1 screw
-—- [Figure 5]
* Reassembly notes
© Use caution concerning screw
length.
. Short screw:
1 location
o The leatherette (6) is adhered
with the stick paper.
During reassembly, adhere it
using adhesive.
© Concerning the other
leatherettes, check the adhesion
of the stick papers and adhere
them with the adhesive if
necessary.
Adhesive: Plio-Bond ‘le TRsi)
Sketch
[Figure 6]
qeirras
Coupled
here
{Figure 6)
¥
(Figure 9]
(16)
ee
Couple here!
Explanation
Winding unit removal
1. Remove the 5 screws.
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613357)
M1.7x3.5-B x 5 screws
Not
Release the shutter before
removing the winding unit.
--- [Figure 6]
2. Position the mirror up lever and
multuple exposure lever horizontally
and remove the unit, using caution
concerning the ME. display plate (13).
Note: The winding stopper holder (14)
and winding stopper lever (15)
are coupled; therefore, press
down as indicated by the arrow.
—- [Figure 7]
ssembly notes
- Procedure:
1) Release the body shutter.
2) Reinstall the winding unit in
the body in the winding stop.
-— [Figure 8]
3) Be careful not to be bend the ME.
display plate during reassembly.
4) As with disassembly, avoid
catching of the winding stopper
holder (14) and winding stopper
lever (15).
5) Couple the mirror up plate (16)
and mirror up operating plate
a7).
-—- [Figure 9] (CETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
{Figure 10)
qig)
[Figure 11]
Grease: LH-83
Grease: LM-63
AG
Grease:
LN-63
Grease: LM-83
Grease:
023
Grease:
023
Winding unit removal
6) Couple the multi operating plate
(18) and F. release board
(upper) (19).
--- [Figure 10]
- Procedure -
7) Check the link coupling
described above and fasten the
winding unit with 5 screws.
Don't forget to lubricate!
o After disassembly as described above,
coat the parts shown in [Figure 11]
with grease.
* The 6 locations shown in [Figure 11]
are important for maintaining the
durability of the camera
Grease: Liqui-Moly LH-83
Photolub 023 “(Ce TR st)
Sketch
[Figure 12]
[Figure 13]
L
{Figure 14]
At least 1/3 the length
should be couple
Grease
Explanation
S. latch set removal
a
2.
Remove the release return spring (22)
and winding stopper holder spring (23).
Remove the release link screw (24) and
stud screw (25), then remove the 2
screws and remove the entire unit.
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813307)
M1.7x3-B x 2 screws
Note: Do not remove the winding
stopper guide (26).
-——- [Figure 12]
» Reassembly notes
1) Align with the body mounting
holes and reinstall the S.
latch set.
2) Coat the end of the S. latch
(27) with grease.
Grease: Liqui-Moly Lu-83
—- [Figure 13]
- Operation check ~
1) Slide the mirror operating board
(30) upward the couple the S.
latch (27).
—- [Figure 14]
2) Move the F. winding safety lever
(29) in the direction of the
arrow and test by pressing the
shutter release button (26).
© Pressing the shutter release
button partially cases the
mirror to raise. Pressing the
shutter release button farther
causes the tight plate to move
fully upward.
3) Check the operating when the
shutter release button is
returned slowly.
4) Do not press the shutter release
button while the F. winding
safety lever is removed.
pS (ETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
(Figure
[Figure
Boe
[Figure
Grease:
is}
16)
(35)
(36)
17)
LM-83
Shutter release button removal
* The shutter release button can only be
removed after the front cover is
removed.
--- See page 26.
1. Remove the C-ring (31) and remove the
S. button set (30).
Note: Use care since the click ball
(32) may spring out when
released.
Click ball: 2. steel ball
(905770010)
2. Remove the release rod set (33).
——— [Figure 15]
* Reassembly notes
1) Insert the release rod set into
the hole in the release holder
plate (34).
© Couple the S. button lock lever
(35) and release lever (36).
‘ =— [Figure 16]
2) Insert the S. button set into
the hole in the side of the body
and couple to the release rod
set.
3) Install the click spring (37)
and click ball (32) and fasten
with a C-ring.
C-ring: CE-6 stopper ring
(01252270)
4) Coat the shutter release button
slide with grease.
Grease: Liqui-toly Lu-83
Losimol 13L
—- [Figure 17] 2 CEP Rs 9
Sketch Explanation
e (Figure 18] E. release unit removal
1. Remove the 3 screws, uncouple the
release rod set (33) and release
holder plate (34) and then remove
the entire unit (40).
—— [Figure 18]
- Procedure —
© Move the F. winding safety lever (29)
in the direction of the arrow and
uncouple the release holder plate (24)
and release rod (33) by moving them as
indicated by the arrows.
YP (24) (33)
Bg PR Ln
¢ 7 fe.
[Figure 19] ) =
* Reassembly notes
o First, recouple the release rod
by reversing the disassembly
procedure and fasten with 3
screws.
4
ae Screws: panhead type 1 (95613307)
M1.7x3.0-B
Figure 20
Frag z = Operation check —
i 1) Check if the F. release lever
(30) (upper) (41) and F. release
lever (lower) (42) operate
smoothly without binding.
Mirror up —— [Figure 19]
(44) 2) Slowly slide the mirror
operating board (30) from the
top to the bottom and use the
position where it stops as the
“mirror up position.”
=-- [Figure 20]
(43)
3) The gap between the F. release
e@ 0.3 ~ 0.6mm pin (43) and F. release board
pin (44) shall be 0.5 — 0.6m
When the gap is not within this
range, adjust by bending the
OA S/-> 0. Ome winding release lever (top).
Bend here! Le
1 RSil
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 21]
ee
(51)
(Figure 22]
(30)
(32)
Set lever removal
1. Remove the special ascrew (51) and
remove the set lever.
Note: The special screw has left-hand
threads.
Special screws: M1.7x3.5 (left)
(01251561) x 1 screw
-— [Figure 21]
2. Be careful to bend the light tight
frame (32).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813207)
M1.7x2.5-B x 2 screws
- Procedure ~
1) As shown in [Figure 22], the light
tight frame must be removed while
rotating it in the direction of the
arrow with the shutter released.
= Reassembly notes
o Reassembly is difficult because
the end of the light tight frame
(A) is restricted by the
protrusion of the body die
casting; therefore, lift up the
end (A) with tweezers when
reassembling.
End (A)
Ss
Body die casting protrusion
o When the light tight frame is
repaired after being bent, check
that it does not contact the set
lever and mirror operating board. Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 23]
004
\
(30)
(55)
(56)
wurres-8
(53)
Peel off (53)
as described above.
{Figure 24]
(58)
[Figure 25]
(61) ~~
(59)
3. Disengage the spring (58)
Mirrer operating lever removal
1. Peel off the light baffle (53) inside
the body to the extent that the
disassembly can be carried out.
Uncouple the mirror operating lever
(54) and mirror frame.
Disassemble in the following sequence:
1) M. arm adjusting screw (55)
2) M. arm adjustment cam (56)
3) Spring (57).
2. Remove the screws (66) fastening the
mirror operating plate (30).
—— [Figure 23]
——- [Figure 24]
4. Use a long screwdriver to remove the
mirror arm screw (right) (59) from the
body interior through the mount.
-— [Figure 25]
5. Remove the 3 screws fastening the M.
operating base board unit.
Screws: panhead type 1 M1-7x2.5-B x
3 screws
* Reassembly notes
1) The mirror operating lever is
fastened by 3 screws.
2) The M. arm (61) and M. operating
lever (54) are fastened by the
mirror arm screw (right).
3) Temporarily fasten the M. arm
adjusting cam with the HM.
adjusting screw (55) and engage
the spring (57). Sketch
Explanation
(Figure 26]
(62) >
A
(63)
(Figure 27]
(oy NS
Cote
Se ite
ae
= Compress the sponge
as far as there is
resilience.
[Figure 26]
m6)
[Figure 29]
A: mirror up position
upper limit
B: mirror operation
stop position
C: margin at end of
operation
[Figure 30]
» Reassembly notes (continued)
*2 Adjust the M. frame and light
tight plate with the M.
operating board installed and
after adjusting the M. frame.
o The light tight plate must be
uncoupled and free.
*3 Adjustment is easier with the F.
release unit and S. latch unit
installed because of their
mutually related operation.
1. M. frame (60) adjustment
Slide the M. operating plate
downward until the collar (63)
of the mirror operating lever
(62) moves beyond the cam of the
mirror operating plate (30) to
position. (A).
-—— [Figure 26]
2. Move the M. arm adjusting cam
(56) so that the M. frame moves
upward to the upper limit (the
mirror frame should not sag).
Lock with the M. adjusting screw
so that the adjustment is not
disturbed.
--- [Figure 27] [Figure 26]
3. With the mirror lowered to the
45°’ position, the relationship
between the cam slot of the M.
operating board and M. operating
lever roller shall be as shown
at position B and there shall be
a gap between the M. operating
lever and mirror arm adjusting
cam.
— [Figure 29]
Check that any play in the link
mounted on the mirror drive
lever is absorbed by the
operational allowance.
-—— [Figure 30]
*4 When this play cannot be
absorbed, the mirror frame is
adjusted too high.
Ber (ETRSi)
P-11
0.Smm
(70) L
NG!
[Figure 32]
(71) pajust by
bending.
[Figure 33)
There shall be
play here.
(72)
(71) ‘i
(Figure 34]
(73)
About 0.5mm at the end.
Sketch Explanation
(Continued
[Figure 31] : .
4, Light tight frame (70)
(60) adjustment
With the spring (58) engaged,
raise the mirror frame (60) and
light tight frame (70).
o The light tight frame shall be
in intimate contact with the
sponge (69) on the back of the
mirror frame when raised to
the upper limit.
x5 Sag of up to 0.5mm is
acceptable, looking from the
front of the body.
—— [Figure 31]
o When the light tight frame
does not rise far enough,
adjust by bending the light
tight frame lever (71).
Note: Use~care since bending too
far can cause excessive
friction in the cam slot
of the mirror operating
plate (the shutter will
not release).
——- (Figure 32]
- Post-adjustment checks -
1. With the light tight frame
raised
o Check if there is play between
the light tight frame lever and
pin and that the force of the
spring (72) acts upward.
——- [Figure 33]
2. With the light tight frame
lowered
o With the mirror operating plate
at the upper limit, the light
tight frame shall operate
smoothly and stop in intimate
contact with the rear light
tight frame (73).
o It is desirable that there
should be approximately 0.5mm of
play when the light tight frame
is pushed from the back.
-—- [Figure 34] CETRSi)
one
Sketch
Explanation
(Figure 35]
(D)
(F)
[Figure 36]
(H)
(3).
(Figure 37]
any
Approx.
0.5m
(cy
(A)
Stop
position
(K)
(Ly
45°
(N)
- Related operations -
“= With the M. frame and light tight fram
raised
(A) (B) The mirror operating board
shall drop to the operating limit.
(C) The back of the M. frame (spong
shall be in intimate contact.
(D) There shall be a slight gap between
the M. frame and the arm pin.
(E) The rollers shall be free.
(F) The M. up-stopper plate shall be in
contact with the operating plate.
-— [Figure 35)
SJ With the mirror up
(G) (H) With the M. frame up, the
mirror shall raise and remain at
the position of the sponge adhered
to the screen light baffle frame.
(1) The light tight frame shall stop at
approximately 14mm.
(J) The F. release collar shall be
positioned at the mirror. operating
plate cam.
——- [Figure 36]
\ With the mirror frame and light tight
frame lowered
(K) (L) The M. operating board shall
couple with the S. latch and stop.
(4) The spring of the mirror operating
lever shall be extended and held in
the 45° position.
(N) The light tight frame shall lower
to the rear light tight frame and
stop.
= It is desirable that there be
approximately 0.5mm of play.
Excessively close contact increases
the operational load.
—- [Figure 37] (CE TRSi)
P-13
(86)
Sketch Explanation
{Figure 36) Mixcor frame and liht tieht frame
removal
tein . Remove the rear light tight frame (80).
<= o Remove the 2 screws at the bottom of
(82) « f (80) the F. release unit and the 2 screws
at the bottom of the left side shutter
circuit board and remove the frame
metal (L) (R) (81) (82).
Remove the sealant used to prevent
light leaks around the rear light
tight frame.
Use care to avoid bending the light
tight frame during removal.
Peel off the light tight cloth (63)
and remove the 2 screws fastening the
light tight plate arm (85).
Remove the each two screws (59) (84)
fastening the left and right mirror
arms from inside the body.
Remove the screws fastening the left
and right mirror operating guide
plate (86) (87) and the stud screw
(88); then remove the M. frame (60)
and the light tight frame (70) at the
same time.
—- [Figure 38] CETRSi)
P-14
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 39]
Sealing
» Reassembly notes
1) Reassemble the M. frame and
light tight plate together with
the M. guide plate as a set.
2)
3)
Grease: Liqui-Moly LM-83
Screws: panhead type
M1.7x3.0-B x
1 (95813307)
1 screw
each left and right
Mount the rear light
on the frame metal.
Screws: panhead type
M1.7x3.0-B x
panhead type
M1.7x3.5-B x
Apply sealant around
light tight frame to
light leaks.
tight frame
1 (95813307)
2 screws
1 (95813357)
2 screws
the rear
prevent
Sealant: Three-Bond Liquid
Gasket 1103
(black)
[Figure 39] (ETRSi)
=
Sketch
P-15
Explanation
[Figure 40]
Cover set (L) removal
1. Peel off the left cover leatherettes
(101) (102).
2. Remove the 6 screws.
~-- [Figure 40]
* Reassembly notes
© Install the left cover (100) so
that the S. brush plate (103) and
SD knob are coupled.
S. brush plate
Coupled
o During reassembly, check the
screw lenght.
Panhead type 1 (05813357)
M1.7x3.5-B x 3 screws
Panhead type 1 (05813507)
M1.7x5-B x 2 screws
Panhead type 1 (05813607)
M1.7x6-B x 1 screw
© Use adhesive to adhere the
leatherette (102).
Adhesive: Plio-Bond
» Stick paper is used during
production at the factory.
When making repairs, use an
adhesive of suitable strength.
Pe CETRSi)
Synch
socket ae & T 2 6] AE. connector
Brown <> Black
v ID Orange
white @ @ Violet Deacey
® e } Violet, -® Gangs
White % | '@ Rea oe
Green’ i L
= AE. switching pin @
eS
(\As
2a .
3 S3ye
sad &
§
3
eo we
ae
e+ \\S5
e A
©
= ooo
Blue® © |(@ Green®
Orange || grcen
Violet O—| &-
- Red:
fort \W \ Ea
© Brown
M. SW D. SW
(Leaf switch) (Leaf switch)
Violet &. Besa 4 2 Black @ Black®
‘
&
‘Orange (CETRSi)
mar
(Figure 42]
[Figure 43)
Upper frame/AE. connector removal
1. Remove the upper frame set (105).
* The upper frame set cannot be removed
unless the left and right front covers
are removed.
-—- Refer to pages 1, 15 and 28.
Screws: panhead type 1 (95812407)
M1.7x4-B x 4 screws
Remove the wiring cover and wiring
holder.
Refer to page 19.
Remove the AE. connector screw (106)
and 2 other screws.
Screws: self-tapping screw flat head
type 1 (95693407) M1.7x4-B x
2 screws
Note: Be careful to avoid galling
with the AE. connector screw.
—— [Figure 42]
2. Disconnect the wires.
1) Disconnect the wires <1>, <2>, <>...
<19> from the shutter circuit board.
——— [Figure 43]
2) Disconnect wire <3> at the tube.
—— [Figure 42]
3) Remove the AE. connector (107), using
care not to damage any dangling wires.
* Reassembly notes
1. Make sure the wiring is correct.
2. Avoid shorts (due to pinching of
wires, etc.). (ETRSi)
Palo
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 44]
(10)
Flat head type
Leet 5
(Figure 45)
[Figure 46]
Lens connector removal i
1. Remove the 4 screws fastening the
lens connector (110).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613607)
M1.7x6-B x 3 screws
flat -head.type 1 (95831457)
M1.4x4.5-B x 1 screw
—— [Figure 44]
2. Disconnect the wires.
1) Disconnect wires <15> from the synch
socket .
——- [Figure 45]
2) Disconnect wires <12>, 13>, <14>,
<16> connected on the lens connector
side from the S. circuit board.
-—— [Figure 46]
3) Remove the lens connector (110), using
care to avoid damaging wires.
» Reasemmbly notes
1. Make sure the wiring is correct.
2. Avoid shorts (due to pinching of
wires, etc.).
Solder correctly.
Tighten all screws firmly and
avoid stick.
Do not pull on wires more than
necessary (because the connector
pin on the lens connector side
requires margin to move up and
down). (ETRSi)
P=19
Sketch Explanation
(Figure 47] Shutter circuit unit removal _
(115) 1. Disconnect the wiring.
M1.743.5-B ae Disconnect all wires other than the
[Figure 48]
Self-tapping
SCA. connector.
. Remove the strap ring (L) (115).
Screws: panhead type 1 M1.7x3.5-B x
3 screws
Remove the wiring cover (116) and
wiring holder (117).:_
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813457)
M1.7x4.5-B x 1 screw
panhead type 1 (95813307)
41.7x2.5-B x 1 screw
self-tapping panhead type 1
(95873257) M1.7x2.5-B x 1
screw
Remove the SCA. connector (116).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813357)
M1.7x3.5-B x 2 screws
. Remove the shutter circuit unit (120).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613307)
M1.7x3.5-B x 1 screw
panhead type 1 (95813355)
M1.7x3.5-Ni x 2 screws
When the B.C. contact (121) is
removed, the shutter circuit unit can
be removed with the SCA. connector
attached.
--- [Figure 47]
» Reassembly notes
+ Make sure the wiring is correct.
Avoid shorts (due to pinching of
wires, etc.).
. Repair cords.
Dress the LED wires toward the
back. (a) (CETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
(Figure 49]
wuras
© Do not allow the wiring holder
to ride above the wiring cover
wall at the curved part. (b)
Dress the sensor circuit board
wires beside the sensor holder
(because it will hit the left
cover if it rides up on the
sensor holder). (c)
=-- [Figure 48]
Display set/sensor unit/synch socket
removal
1. Remove the display set (130).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613205)
M1.7x2-Ni x 2 screws
2. Remove the sensor unit (131).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613257)
M.7x2.5-B x 2 screws
panhead type 1 (95613407)
M1.7x4-B x 1 screw
——- [Figure 49]
3. Remove the synch socket (132).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613305)
M1.7x3-Ni x 2 screws
4. Disconnect wire <28> (green).
—— [Figure 50]
= Reassembly notes
1. Avoids shorts (due to pinching
of wires, etc.).
2. Solder correctly. P-21
(EB TRsi)
Sketch Explanation
MEMO CETRSi)
Sketch
Self-tapping
[Figure 52]
{ (142)
|
[Figure 53}
NG!! oK
Explanation
(Figure 51) Tripod shoe removal
1. Remove the 10 screws and remove the
arisen
tripod shoe (140).
Screws: self-tapping screw flat head
type 1 (95895405) M2x4-Ni x 4
screws
flat head type 1 (95835505)
M2x5-Ni x 5 screws
flat head type 1 (95835605)
M2x6-Ni x 1 screw
2. Remove the MD. connector cover (141)
and bottom release shaft (142).
3. Remove the 2 screws and remove the
bottom cover (145).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95815407)
M2x4-B x 2 screws
Note: The bottom cover cannot be
removed unless either the left
or right cover is removed first.
-—— [Figure 51]
= Reassembly notes
1. Reinstall the bottom release
shaft.
——- [Figure 52]
Note: Make sure that B.
release shaft is in the
center of the U-groove in
the bottom cover. If the
shaft is not centered,
adjust by slightly
shifting the battery box
installation position.
——- [Figure 53]
2. Reinstall the MD. connector
cover.
3. After fastening the bottom cover
with the 2 screws, install the
tripod shoe. Make sure that all
screws are firmly tightened.
Loose screws will interfere with
motor winder installation. “CE TRSi)
[Figure 55]
Dark slide
X: do not
press
0: press
This section is locked
so do not press.
Sketch Explanation
retgdealsey Film backs exchange function removal
1. Remove the D. safety lever (154) and
safety latch (155) in the following
(151)(150) (152, sequence.
1) Spring (150). ‘
2) Holder (151).
3) Special screw (152).
4) Connecting pin (153).
5) D. safety lever (154).
6) Safety latch (155).
2. Remove the L. safety lever (157) and
back release link (161) in the
following sequence.
1) Special screw (156).
2) L. safety lever (157).
3) Guide collar (158).
4%) Remove the spring (159) on the link
side. +
5) Guide screw (160).
6) Back release link (161).
——- [Figure 54]
x Reassembly notes
1. After installing (150), use
adhesive to lock the end on the
inside of the rear surface of
the body.
2. Reassemble in sequence, testing
the operation of each lever.
3. With the dark slide inserted and
the back mounted, make sure that
relay is not possible.
Also make sure that the back can
easily be detached by pressing
the back release button.
It shall not be possible to
press the back release button or
remove the back with the dark
slide removed.
When a Poraroid film back E is
mounted, the shutter shall
release only in the multiple
exposure mode.
It shall be possible to remove
the back either before or after
the shutter is released if, the
dark slide is inserted.
Note: Check item 3 after
installing the left cover.
=—-- [Figure 55] =
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Sketch
Explanation
(Figure 56]
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(Figure 57]
The S switch shall be
turned on by stroke 1.
Stroke 1
Stroke 2
Margin after
release
Full stroke
Shutter release function removal
Ls
Remove the release lever (170) and S.
button lock (173) in the following
sequence.
Screws: special panhead type
(95022102) M1.4x1.8-Ni x 1
screw
special panhead type 1
(95023162) M1.7x3.0-Ni x 1
screw
Release lever (170).
Release lever shaft (171).
Spring (172).
S. button lock (173).
Collar (174).
. Remove the release relay lever (181)
in the following sequence.
Remove only the operating ring spring
(175) only on one side (where
indexed.)
E-ring (E-17) (176) (955017440).
Washer: I.D.: 2.1mm, 0.D.: 6mm. t=0.3
(178) (95520631).
Roller (179)
E-ring (JE-2.5) (180) (95502244).
Release relay lever (161).
Spring (162).
[Figure 56)
* Reassembly notes
Reassemble in sequence, testing
the operation of each lever.
Note: Release button stroke
Stroke 1: the S.
on (approx.
switch is turned
1.1mm)
Stroke 2: the shutter release
position (approx. 1.4mm)
Margin after shutter release:
approx. 0.7mm
Full stroke: approx. 3.2mm
Note: The S switch shall not turn
on with the front cover
installed and the shutter
release button locked.
--- [Figure 57] le TRSi)
Sketch
(Figure 58}
(Figure 60]
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Explanation
Battery box removal
1. Remove the 5 screws and remove the
battery box (190) as a unit.
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813257)
M1.7x2.5-B x 5 screws
—— [Figure 58]
» Reassembly notes
1. Do not allow the wires to become
pinched.
2. Clean all switches.
To remove only the battery box (191)
1) Remove the 4 screws inside the battery
box and remove the battery box.
Screws: panhead type 1 (95613257)
M1.7x2.5-B x 4 screws
2) Remove the battery chamber cover lock
(192) and B. spring (193).
——- [Figure 59]
= Reassembly notes
o Make sure the battery chamber
cover lock is installed in the
proper direction.
© Be careful to avoid pinching
wires and bending the S. switch
during reassembly.
—- [Figure 60] LET RSi)
(Looking at the back of
the camera pointing
down.)
Sketch Explanation
(Figure 61) Brake mechanism removal
(207)
1. Remove the brake spring lever (203)
and brake link ass'y (206) in the
following sequence.
1) Spring (200).
2) Spring (201).
3) Brake lever axle (202).
4) Brake spring lever (203).
5) Link B axle (204).
6) E-ring (E-13) (205) (95500334).
7) Brake link ass'y (206).
6) Washer (I.D.: 1.6mm, 0.D.: Smm. t=0.3)
(207) (95511031).
—- [Figure 61]
Reassembly notes
o Reassembly is possible by
reversing the disassembly
procedure but reassemble in
sequence while checking for
smooth operation of all links.
o When removing and then
reinstalling the brake lever
shaft, hold the shaft with a
phillips screwdriver from the
operating link side to prevent
rotation.
© Coat the rotating shaft part of
the link lightly with oil after
reassembly.
Oil: clock oil (Squalol L-3)
--- [Figure 62]
Decsription of the brake svstem
When the operating link starts to rotate
when the S. release button is pressed in
status (a) before release, the operation
of the link applies the brake.
At the mirror up position (b), the link
operation begins to assist the rotation
of the operating ring and force (c) is
required to release the shutter even
without the inertia of the operating ring. CETRS i)
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 63)
(210)
[Figure 64]
(216).
(aide JD
Sew
(Figure 65]
3 each at
8 places 4% each at
6 places
1 each at
8 places
1 each at
[8 places
Operation ring removal
« It is necessary to remove the bottom
cover first before removing the
operating ring unit.
1. Remove 7 screws and remove the
operating ring unit (210).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95813357)
M1.7x3.5-B x 7 screws
2. Disengage the hook of the operating
ring collar (212).
3. Uncouple the operating ring and brake.
Refer to page 26.
4. Use care not to drop the operating
ring collar (211) inside the camera
body.
--- [Figure 63]
- Unit disassembly —
1) Loosen the 3 screws to disassemble the
unit.
— [Figure 64]
2) Check the flatness of the operating
ring itself (215). Also check the
operating-upper plate (216) and
operating-lower plate (217) for
stics and wear.
3) Replace any part showing signs of wear.
If sticks and light, coat lightly with
oil.
Oil: clock oil (Squalol L-3), etc.
» Reassembly notes
o Install the steel balls (219)
after removing all rustproofing
oil.
Steel balls: 48 balls, 1.6mm
diameter (95770030)
Ball support ring (218): 24
—- [Figure 65]
o When reinstalling, use care to
prevent the intrusion of foreign
matter such as dirt, chips, etc..
into the operating part of the
operating ring. CETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 66]
(Figure 67]
(222)
Front cover removal
1. The mount, left and right covers and
bottom cover must be removed before
the front cover (220) can be removed.
Screws: panhead type 2 (96873357)
M1.7x3.5-B x 4 screws
-— [Figure 66]
a)
2)
3)
» Reassembly notes
S. button ring (221)
reassembly.
Coat the rotating part of the
S$. button ring lightly with
grease.
Grease: Photolub H-26
The S. ring holder plate (222)
should be engaged in the front
cover boss.
--- [Figure 67]
It is not necessary to strongly
tighten the front cover screws.
But they should not come loose!! CETRSi)
Sketch
Explanation
[Figure 68]
[Figure 69
Dial gauge
(00mm)
2 69.0
0-03
Leck
Lens mount removal
1, Remove the 9 screws and remove the
lens mount (230).
Screws: panhead type 1 (95815405)
M2.0x4.0-Ni x 9 screws
——— [Figure 68]
Note 1: Do not drop washers (231)
inside the body.
Washer: O.D.: 3.5mm, I.D.:
2.1mm. t=0.1, 0.05
(98520301) (95520311)
The ETRS' L. mount is not
compatible. Mounting is
possible but the functions
will not operate correctly.
Note
(How to distinguish the difference)
» Reassembly notes
1. Use the dedicated height gauge
and a dial gauge to adjust the
body back (69.0mm).
—— [Figure 69]
* 80
1} 10.00mm
—
79.00mm
Ee de
2. After adjustment
Mechanical body back = 69.0:
0.033
: 0.06/80 or less
Parallelisi (ET R'si)
Camera stand
45% reference mirror
(Figure 71]
X-X1
241
Serewlock eee
(242)
(Figure 72]
Chart
Ground
glass
Sketch Explanation
(Figure 70] Mirrer 452 adjustment
Auto-collimator| * The mirror is accurately adjusted to an
lw £=300mm angle of 45° during the assembly
process at the factory and normally
