wolves3012
Veteran
The screw in the body is just to provide a guide hole for putting a very small screwdriver through and meeting the adjuster-screw inside, it has no other purpose.OK thanks! I'll try this. How does the adjuster-screw goes back into the yellow one mentioned above, which I understand is fixed on the body (am I wrong)? Are these 2 separate screws?
nzeeman
Well-known
i think it got you confused because you removed top cover... put cover back and adjust just with small screwdriver...
domdel
Member
Thank you both for the help and suggestions!
Following the advice of Wolves I have removed the pivot, cleaned the spring in lighter fluid, re-tightened it a bit, and indeed had to slightly unscrew the screw controlling the adjuster-screw thread, which appeared to be too tight.


I've just put everything back, and re-adjusted horizontal/vertical alignment at infinity, plus close-range tweaking.
It seems to be perfect now, I'm gonna try a new film - hopefully this beautiful camera is fully functional now

You guys rock
Following the advice of Wolves I have removed the pivot, cleaned the spring in lighter fluid, re-tightened it a bit, and indeed had to slightly unscrew the screw controlling the adjuster-screw thread, which appeared to be too tight.


I've just put everything back, and re-adjusted horizontal/vertical alignment at infinity, plus close-range tweaking.
It seems to be perfect now, I'm gonna try a new film - hopefully this beautiful camera is fully functional now

You guys rock
nzeeman
Well-known
awesomeeee!!! happy to hear man! enjoy camera! and you owe us photos to see when you finish roll 
farlymac
PF McFarland
See, I told you wolves3012 knows his stuff. Congratulations on fixing your FED2c!
PF
PF
domdel
Member
Yes indeed, he doesSee, I told you wolves3012 knows his stuff
ThanksCongratulations on fixing your FED2c!
wolves3012
Veteran
Glad to be of help. Not too bad seeing how it's years since I was "under the hood" of an FSU (not been needed, luckily).Yes indeed, he does
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