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Hello dear community,

 

I am new here in the forum, however, already longer silent reader in some Threads, since I have started a few months ago with the analog photographing.

I got myself a Canon AE1 Program and I really enjoy it. Now I got the same camera for my wife. This one had the famous "cough" and triggered right after cocking. So, camera disassembled and mirror housing lightly oiled according to instructions of a service pdf from Learncamerarepair. In addition, I cleaned the magnetic surfaces, so that this also works again. After reassembly, however, I noticed that there is a strange noise during film transport (tensioning). This sounds like a zipper that you quickly pull closed (I hope the description is sufficient so). I did not have this les noise with my previous Canon. The noise is coming from the body of the camera, not the mirror housing. I suspect near the small plastic gears. I carefully applied some oil (Nyoil) to the cogs as best I could, but unfortunately this did not improve the situation.

Does anyone know the problem, or does anyone know where exactly to locate it?

 

Kindest regards

 

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Thank you for the advice. I'm not on Facebook yet.

I think I was able to better locate the noise. It seems to be related to the right spool that holds the film. If I block this when tensioning, the noise is no longer present.

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On 11/7/2022 at 9:55 PM, whoma said:

Thank you for the advice. I'm not on Facebook yet.

I think you should consider very, very carefully whether Facebook and such-like are worth while. There are so many peculiar things about them..

Welcome to to P.net -- I'm beginning to hope that it is finally back on track.

 

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