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Hi Everyone, I’m working on repairing my Minox 35ML camera and I’ve encountered a bit of a challenge. I have a part named (Aufzugsstange) in German, which translates to Lift Rod in English, and I’m not entirely sure how to properly reinstall it or what its specific function is. I’ve uploaded some photos for reference. In the first photo, you’ll see the part in question. The second photo shows me holding the part for a better view of its size and shape. In the third photo, I’ve highlighted with a red arrow where the piece originally came from. What I’m looking for: 1. Guidance on how to correctly place the Lift Rod back into its original position. 2. An explanation of the purpose of this part within the camera’s mechanism. Any help or advice from those familiar with the Minox 35ML or similar cameras would be greatly appreciated. I want to make sure I reassemble it correctly and understand its function. Thanks in advance for your assistance! -
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By filmscanner · Posted
To rue_tiron: It is now the year 2024. Your post above from 11/7/2003 saved me from returning a perfectly good Minolta Dimage 5400 film scanner I bought on Ebay. When it arrived it would not initialize and would not load the film carrier. It just clicked several times and then, nothing. Many hours of searching led me to your post. My symptoms exactly matched the symptoms you wrote about, and the solution you provided worked! The unit I bought was shipped from Japan. Apparently during the shipping, the same connector was pulled off its connection on the circuit card. There is a choke on the cable attached to the connector, and the choke is apparently heavy enough that it can build up enough inertia to pull the connector off the circuit card. So glad I found this post, and thank you for posting it originally! -
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Canon R7, RF-S 18-150mm @ 45mm ISO 200. F5.6
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