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     Ethostech Tinkerer Username: Ethostech Post Number: 19 Registered: 07-2006 Rating: N/A |
There is a white nylon exposure-counter gear-coupling as accessible beneath the top-plate. These have a tendency to break and there is nothing you can do other than to find a good replacement part. As to the current problem it sounds like the wind-lock is stuck. You might try removing the baseplate and gently probing with a fine screwdriver to see what movement can be coaxed on the various levers and links. The chances are that you will untrip the wind-lock. If all then comes good - then apply a microdot of thin oil on the pivots associated with the linkage which you untripped. |