Polaroid 100 Series User Manual

would ~tlrtl's(loml 10 till' infinity SI.,·tting) dis.:n~
gol!," tb\' ior:aoll liprin~ and b~'nd it buck SO il wHl
\'\:crl more TCllliiOf} on the light pipe. Pl:li:e the
sprint! baC'k on the tab and move thl.' cam baek
.1I1rJ forth a few times to see if the mask is moving
properly, If it is stili sticking. continue below. If
it lS OK and tht> rest of the image sizer is OK.
Llssl.'mbh: tb ... rear assembly to the front housing
tstl'PS 13. l4. and IS).
4, Rl.'lnovl.' the cam Llnd disengage the torsion
sprillg from the tab on the light pipe.
5. Carefully pry up [he mirror retaining spring
and baftle plate from the two posts.
6. Replace any of the inner components which
are found to be defective. Before removing
either the fixed mask or the negative lens.
note how the adjusting spring is instaUed.
Also
note the position of the fIxed mask.
The slant of the adjusting spring slot on the
mask runs upward from left to right.
7. Following Plate B of Section VI, reassemble
the image sizer. Place
the fixed mask. on
the negative Jens and install the adjusting
spring. (The shorter side of the sprin,g goes
over the mask while the longer side goes over
the outside surface of the negative lens. The
9Q.degree bend in the longer side rides On the
lOp of the lens.)
S,
Position the moving mask onto the light pipe
ilnd pJace them over the fixed mask Be sure
Ihe 1;lb on the light pipe fits into the slot on
rh\.' negative lens.
9, {nsw!l the negative tens
on the front housing.
10. J nsraU the torsion spring and spacer on the
Iowa post of the negative lens. The short
\.'IlU of (he spring must be trapped between
,h\., fli.'gaUve lens post :Jnd the housing post.
II. For,>.: the b:.lm~ pijte and mirror retaining
.. prllil; hild. over the two posts..
; 2 Hook thl.' torsion spring onto the light plpe
{,lh Jild position Ihe cam under the tab,
MOVt' the c:.Im all the way to the left (or to
fhl' mfmity setting).
l.~, C.lrdully phH:e the front housing assembly
UHO Ih~' r\.'ilr assembly and seCUre the two
\\'Jlh Ihe assembly screws.
I..J-. P~hition Ih~ t'am into the slot on the focus
bar l
aT til\' infinity setting) and secure the
Imag~' sizer 10 the camera body with the
Phillipyhead sc£cw.
15. Perform the lmJge siLer ran'se and paranax
ad_ttlSlJm~nh noted in Seclion HI.
74
CONVERSION OF 4.S·VDC FLASHGUNS AND
REPLACEMENT OF OLD BATTERY CLIPS
Removal
I. Remove the slotted saews holding the
mounting foot to the base assembly and re-
move the mounting foot.
'" Remove and discard the 4,5~vdc battery.
3. Remove the PhiIJips nat~head screws holding
the battery mounting plate and insulator.
Discard the mounting plate.
4. Jnspect the battery dip under (he insulator.
If it is a stainless steel or phosphor bronze
battery cliP. remove and discard it.
Replacement
J. Position a new gold-plated battery clip
Jill 55326 intO the base .... mbly.
2. Install the insulator and a new battery mount-
ing plate #155332 and secure them with the
two PhJnips Oat..tlead screws.
3. To compensate for the size difference be~
tween the old 4.5-vdc battery and the new
L5-vdc battery, it is necessary to add a fiUer
pad to the inside of the mounting fool.
Apply a smaJJ amount of Elmer's glue to
filler pad fl168177 and position the pad on
the inside surface of the mounting foot as
shown in Figure 5·59. (Some of these filler
pads are seJf.-adhesiveJ
CENTER HERE
fILLER
+
PAO
MOUNTING
FOOT
o o
FIG. 5.59 CENTERING HIE FILLER PAD
4. (nstan a new L5~vdc battery in the flashgun.
S. Replace the mounting foot on the Oashgun
and seCUre it wjth the two slotted screws,

Polaroid 100 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Polaroid
Model	100 Series
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English