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Old 31-07-17, 11:42 AM   #3881
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Fixed the cough on the A1. Fairly straightforward armed with a syringe and some light oil. I then put the base plate screw into a winder location hole rather than the screw hole during reassembly. Could I get the damn thing out! Succeeded eventually. Light seals next.
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Old 31-07-17, 12:08 PM   #3882
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My AE1 Program has a slight cough as well but I am not sure if I will fix it or not. I have a Cobra dedicated 300 flash for Pentax going spare if anyone is interested?

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Old 31-07-17, 01:43 PM   #3883
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What causes the cough? I'm fine for flashes ta

Mamiya seller is offering a refund, just going through the motions now. Hopefully will cover the postage etc. too. I don't think any of them want an ebay case against them on their record.

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Old 31-07-17, 02:41 PM   #3884
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The cough is the mirror damper mech. I guess it dries out and just needs some lubrication. I just followed a how to on YouTube. It's the same process on all the A series cameras.

New foam is now in place including the bit that sits along the top of the mirror box. That's quietened down the mirror too.
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Old 31-07-17, 02:54 PM   #3885
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I didn't use this method to access the damper but there's some good close up shots of the mechanism
https://youtu.be/4YMpMHwMtX4
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Old 01-08-17, 05:24 AM   #3886
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Finished printing the film slitter last night so I can now cut 35mm down to 16mm for the Minolta 16 cameras I have. Should be able to get two loads out of one roll of Agfa Vista.
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Show us a photo. I'm curious.
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Interesting. I guess the black thing is the blade.
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Sorry for the late reply, but yes, those are the blades. I tried loading it tonight but I have misplaced one of the 16mm carts and the other one I couldn't get to stick. Wasted one roll. On the plus side, I found three more rolls of AV200.
Seems like the DF bundle is a bit of a let down. The 28mm lens has fungus and the zoom has some lens separation. The body is basically an X300S so lots of plastic.

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