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Sunday, January 02, 2011
DIY Again: Disassemble (and Repair) a DA* 50-135!
A Hong Kong DA*50-135 lens owner found that his lens always mis-focused in the range between 80mm to 135mm, so he decided to disassemble it and saw if he could repair it..
See:-
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=268652&id=755984264&l=23d0a5f29b
To see the large pictures you're interested in, just click the respective thumbnail to enlarge.
After the disassembly, he found that the electronic contacts in a metal brush form, which is part of the zooming mechanism, was distorted and thus causing bad contact, which should be the evil for causing the AF issue. He then reshaped the brush and then reassembled the whole lens, now everything is working normally! Brilliant, guy! You're really a great repair technician yourself! :-D My hat off! Possibly the local Pentax service centre couldn't trouble-shoot this problem for you straight-forwardly! :-( So, DIY is always great, provided that you know what to do yourself! :-)
To view from start for all large pictures one by one, you can visit:-
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5707657&id=755984264&l=23d0a5f29b
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DIY Again: Disassemble (and Repair) a DA* 50-135!
2011-01-02T00:28:00+08:00
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