Rhodie
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Can anyone advise on who I can send my IIIG to for servicing?
When I load correctly the film is not wound on, tho the counter moves & shutter fires.
Is there anyone in South East Asia who can do a good job?
Cheers
Rhodie
Bangkok
When I load correctly the film is not wound on, tho the counter moves & shutter fires.
Is there anyone in South East Asia who can do a good job?
Cheers
Rhodie
Bangkok
tajart
ancien
service
service
I had Don Goldberg do a cla on my IIIg.
email dagcam@chorus.net
or see http://www.dagcamera.com/
Andrew Nemeth has an excellent webpage with other Leica repair specialists listed, and a lot of informative and useful material: http://leica.nemeng.com/
service
I had Don Goldberg do a cla on my IIIg.
email dagcam@chorus.net
or see http://www.dagcamera.com/
Andrew Nemeth has an excellent webpage with other Leica repair specialists listed, and a lot of informative and useful material: http://leica.nemeng.com/
Rhodie
Established
Thanks for these - I had lost Malcolm Taylor's details.
Does anybody know of anyone in SEA or HK?
Does anybody know of anyone in SEA or HK?
tajart
ancien
SEA repair
SEA repair
i confused SEA with the abbreviation for Seattle...
SEA repair
i confused SEA with the abbreviation for Seattle...
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Paul Connet
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Rhodie, can you be a little more descriptive about your camera problem? Perhaps you are still not loading the film properly even though you think you are. Take the bottom off, remove the take-up spool and then wind and fire the shutter. Do you see the sprocket teeth turning, and the take-up spool shaft turning? If yes, then you are not properly securing the film end in the take-up spool when loading. If no, you do have a problem beyond my understanding. Tell us more how the camera is acting when you wind and fire the shutter. Maybe someone can help.Rhodie said:
Regards, Paul C.
Rhodie
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Paul
On your recommendation I persevered one more time before sending it out to Oleg in the Ukraine.
A sliver of film had broken off, impeding the wind on!
Well, suffice to say, my IIIG is now going to Japan for painting.
http://homepage2.nifty.com/Shintaro/top1.html
Your advice was necessary & much appreciated.
Cheers
Rhodie
On your recommendation I persevered one more time before sending it out to Oleg in the Ukraine.
A sliver of film had broken off, impeding the wind on!
Well, suffice to say, my IIIG is now going to Japan for painting.
http://homepage2.nifty.com/Shintaro/top1.html
Your advice was necessary & much appreciated.
Cheers
Rhodie
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