Quite a lot of selenium meters can be made useful again simply by removing the cell and cleaning the spring contacts, then going over the contact points on the cell with a bit of rough cloth. The link mentioned steelwool, use this only if you want it to end up on the magnets within the meter movement - surprising how that stuff gets around. Be very careful not to remove any of the lacquer (? something clear) coating which protects most of the cell from the atmosphere, do this and it will die.
My H2 is as smooth as my M3...
Speaking of renewed, I picked up a non-working Olympus Pen FT and sent it to the Olympus guy - John at Camtech and now it's as if factory fresh too . . .
Now that I'm done with procuring bodies
That's what we all say!
Steve.
I was sent a very clean Fm2n in black with an almost as clean 50mm f/1.4 just recently. I've not had one this clean before so it's kind of neat to think that I'm going to be the one to brass it up
I've not had one this clean before so it's kind of neat to think that I'm going to be the one to brass it up
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