I don't think there is an easy way to access the rollers without removing the shutter unit from the chassis. Once I had capping with one of my Kiev6c and the solution for me was adjusting the tensioners as described on the Kievholic page and the russian repair manual. Watch out for the flash sync cable if/when removing the shutter unit from chassis.
Hmmm, sadly I think I'm doing everything in the video. The internals seem to get caught on the shutter release button. Which the service manual states (poorly translated I'm sure).
"Before removing the shutter from the camera body, it is necessary to remove the release button 5 (Fig. 2) and the lever 10 (Fig. 5)."
But it is not at all obvious to me how the release button would be removed HA.
By the way video is for Kiev 6c so it may no required to remove on the Kiev6C but does on the Kiev60. From memory (about 5 years ago) I dont recall removing the shutter, but t may be required on the Kiev60, since they changed the position of shutter.
Great
Great camera but kind of hard to work with it (either to repair or use). But somehow really like to use it.
This week I will work with the Vega 90mm for this camera. Seems the aperture pin disengaged. Had worked with the Volna 3 but first time dealing with the Vega. Hope it is as straight forward as the Volna.
Great
Great camera but kind of hard to work with it (either to repair or use). But somehow really like to use it.
This week I will work with the Vega 90mm for this camera. Seems the aperture pin disengaged. Had worked with the Volna 3 but first time dealing with the Vega. Hope it is as straight forward as the Volna.
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