Minolta Autocord MVX Restoration/ Repair
Blow is another instruction of Minolta Autocord Restoration/ repair.
Please pardon the english. This is a direct translation done by google translate.
But is coming off the front plate and twin-lens reflex Kapa~tsu peels the skin of ordinary table, removing a few screws, this is a little different. |
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They can get the cover is only eight of the letter. |
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I opened the shutter anyway. |
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Only this part is coming off. In order to remove the front plate there is a need to remove the shutter. |
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Again because decomposition symptom that sometimes non-charge
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Symptoms were reproduced Fortunately turn off the shutter and have persistently put a dummy film. It is trapped in here there is a slight dent in this part of the arrow of the cam. |
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August 5, 2004
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Got a junk auto code of one another. There is not enough trouble stroke of the shutter charge. |
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Auto code Mushiritora the hull. Broken up and crispy when the material of the skin peel off the synthesis of this era is not well. |
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Affixed to the print cut synthetic leather. |
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Leather paste this might be more |
Repair Your TLRs: DIY
very illustrative TLR repair notes by http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/
Source: tripod.com
Since this subject comes up a lot, I’ve finally decided to add a sort of generic TLR page. The sketches below show how to reach and service the shutter of the Rolleiflex 2.8C. Many other TLRs are generally similar in construction, and these notes will be useful to a greater or lesser extent (Please scroll down for notes on the Yashica Mat and Minolta Autocord). The first step, generally speaking, is to remove the leather from the front lens panel so that you can reach the screws to get started.



Here are some variations on the theme for the Yashica Mat:


…. and for the Minolta Autocord:


Have a Ciro-Flex with a sticky shutter? You’re really in luck! You can unscrew the front lens cell with your fingers, and reach the star wheel and pallet without even lifting a screwdriver:

A drop of lighter fluid on these and you’re back on the road.
