hans_wahlgren

<p>I don't understand this question and I don't think this is going anywhere. I hope for a repair man or an experienced Bronica shooter to tell me what I'm doing wrong, but probably I have a technical issue with the camera.</p>

<p>Yes. But the dark slide has nothing with cocking the mirror.</p>

<p>No, the morror doesn't lock down when the lens is off.</p>

<p>The shutter button is not stuck.<br /> The multiple exposure lever is activated when I have no film, but else it's deactivated.<br /> I can only remove the lens when the crank is in a spot where the mirror is down. If I crank a little bit more the mirror flaps up again and then I can't remove the lens. I also have noticed that the mirror up lever don't give any effect on the mirror. Can you advice how to make sure the lens is attatched correctly? In the position where I can remove the lens I can also put it back. But only at that position.</p>

<p>Yes! I have an old used film I run through the camera. This apperas with film in the camera.</p>

<p>I just got my hands on a probably amlost unused Bronica SQ-A. But the camera has an issue. At least... Then I crank the film transportation the mirror goes down but the crank doesn't stop. Instead the mirror flaps back and (probably) the shutter releases. I can turn the crank as many revolutions as I like. The shutter might be the next issue, but why doesn't the crank stop? Any suggestions on that?<br> Regards Hans </p>