John -- Actually, my OM4 also does this -- but only if the camera is wound while
facing upward -- otherwise it's just fine! I'll bet the fix is similar (?).
Not
really a problem, since I got the 4 in trade for an OM-1 that I had paid $60
for at
a garage sale! (Shades of Doris Fang!!)
Craig
John Hermanson wrote:
> A 10 like this occasionally shows up. The problem is a combination of
> fine tuning and replacement of certain older parts in the wind
> mechanism.
>
> John
>
> jason rehm wrote:
> >
> > the subject says it all. I've got an OM10 that will sometimes immediately
> > fire after the manual winder is wound all the way. Pretty annoying and
> > wasteful. Its completely erratic. Just wondering if anyone has any
> > suggestions or fixes. I'm guessing a worn gear. Maybe a stressed out
> > spring.
> >
> > any guidance would be aprreciated...
> >
> > jason
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