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4
ASSEMBLING
General
In this chapter,
points for assembling
and adjusting,
and standards
for adjusting and checking are explained.
Location of the parts to be as-
sembled, major
oiling points and oils to be used are
shown
in Figures
at
the end of this chapter.
Parts which need special tools
can also be iden-
tified in the Figures.
Phillips head
screws(@
head screws)are
widely used,
and Arontite
(anaerobic adhesive
for locking and retaining,mentioned elsewhere) is
used to lock some
parts.
The Arontite
is abbreviated
as Aro.
in this
chapter.
Following
codes
are also used in Chapter
3,4 and 5.
-~screws-
— head screw
F —~
Cheese head (@®
)
S —-
Flathead
(*@ )
+ head screw
CN —
Pan-head
(@
)
CS —
Flat head
(AQ )
Head
size
S —= small
M —»
medium
EX,
CNS 1. 7x3
FM
1. 7x3
3
i
3
small ——
<<
Pig.4-1
"7?
wt
-washers-
-oils-
Codes
for material:
L-1
Liquid, transparent
PB
—-
Phosphor
bronze
L-5
"
,gray
Bs
—-
Brass
G-3
Grease,
brown
S
—
Steel
G-4
n
» gray
NOTICE FOR EXPLODED
VIEW
1
Screws
with reversed
pitch thread (left handed
screws)
can be iden-
tified by small
"'r'"' on the left shoulder
of Parts
No..
2
'"*!"" marked washers require adjustment.
3
A small figure marked with "x" after Part No., indicates quantity
involved.
4
Parts
No.
or screws
in block letters
indicate those which
should
be glued by Arontite,
5
"*" parts require the special tools for assembling
and disassembl-
ing.
ASSEMBLING
ORDER
Assembling procedures are explained in the following order, how-
ever, some
process
can be cornpleted
separately.
l Mirror
sheet
2
Shutter
curtains
3
Selector
gear adjustment
4
Curtain bounce prevention system(assembling and installing)
5 A-M
SW
6 Meter
coupler
7
Shutter mechanism
plate
8
Wiring
9
Magnet core
10 Shutter dial
11
Transport and exposure counter me-
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