jpbelentani
Newbie
Hey all, I got a Fujica GM670 and the shutter is behaving a little weird. After pressing the button it takes a few seconds for the camera to actually fire. All the speeds seems to be working fine, it just takes a few seconds for it to work. I noticed that depending on the shutter speed if i advance the film very slowly it works fine most of the times.
The problem seems to be only related to the lens, I can take the lens off, manually load it using a pencil (as instructed by manual) and it still takes a few seconds for it to fire
Is this a common issue, any idea how to fix it? From what I read this shutter mechanism is fairly simple to work with.
Thanks in advance!
The problem seems to be only related to the lens, I can take the lens off, manually load it using a pencil (as instructed by manual) and it still takes a few seconds for it to fire
Is this a common issue, any idea how to fix it? From what I read this shutter mechanism is fairly simple to work with.
Thanks in advance!
aizan
Veteran
The lubricants in the lens are gummed up. Do you have the tools and experience to clean a lens? It can be a DIY project, but it's no walk in the park.
jpbelentani
Newbie
I've cleaned a Tokina and Helios before, so a have a little experience disassembling and assembling some lens, would it be much more complicated to work on the Fujica Lens? I was planning to do it myself, having some instructions or reference imagens would surely be helpful but i couldn't find any
aizan
Veteran
I couldn't find service manuals for the Fuji, but it's probably a lot like other leaf shutter lenses:
https://learncamerarepair.com/downloads/pdf/Mamiya-RB67-Lenses-Service.pdf
https://learncamerarepair.com/downloads/pdf/Hasselblad-cfi-cfe-Lenses-Service-Manual.pdf
https://learncamerarepair.com/downloads/pdf/Mamiya-RB67-Lenses-Service.pdf
https://learncamerarepair.com/downloads/pdf/Hasselblad-cfi-cfe-Lenses-Service-Manual.pdf
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