Meter switches are available in limited quantity. In many cases, the repar is
not a quick one. Aside from the switch going on from the inside, the metal
bushing it sits in must be changed to match the length of the brass post.
Metal switches were never made for the 1, they were made for the 2 & 2N.
John
Christopher Biggs wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Woe is me!
>
> My (previously troublesome) OM-1 has failed me again.
>
> The (plastic) meter switch broke into three pieces, which not
> surprisingly has impaired it's function.
>
> I see (from the archives) that John Hermanson says replacements are no
> longer availble. Does anybody have any suggestions (any Aussies with
> a parts body and a kind heart?) as to what I can do?
>
> I don't think using a jewellers screwdriver to turn on my camera will
> be a fun experience in the field... :-)
>
> Chris.
>
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