Instruction manual

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Film counter frame B2 includes a spring which stretches as the film is advanced. While closed, the film door E3

pushes film counter reset B3 against the film counter (part of B2) and prevents its spring from resetting the

count. If the film door is opened B3 releases the film counter and its spring resets the count to zero.

Pressing the rewind button (film advance shaft A3 sticking out of the camera bottom) releases the film advance

mechanism and allows the rewinder (shaft C4 and handle C2) to rewind the film back into its cartridge.

The lens cover switch uncovers the lens (but does not open the shutter) when opened and protects the lens and

locks the shutter button (to prevent accidental pressing of the shutter button) when closed.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Install parts that have the same letter in their name in numerical order (install B2, then B3, then B4, etc.)

unless otherwise stated.

1. Match parts: Match up all of the parts to their pictures in the Parts List. (Check to see that nothing was

damaged during shipping.) After the part bags are open, you should store the parts on a plate or shoe box

since the small parts are easy to lose.

2. A Parts: Assemble the A parts as shown

in Figure A in the following order:

A5 • A4 • A6 • A1 • A2 • A3 • A8 • A9 • A7

A2 should fit snugly into G1; if it is loose and

falls out, then use glue to hold it in place.

The tabs on the tops of A3 and A9 should be

pointed away from A6, as shown.

A9 may initially be very loose but if pressed

down will align with A6 and be able to turn it.

A7 will rest against A9.

Note: The camera frame (G1) is

sometimes packaged alongside

the rear case (E4). In rare cases,

they may have snapped together

during shipping.

If so, CAREFULLY snap them

apart as per Figure E on page 10.

Figure A

Tab points

as shown

Tab points

as shown

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(Use glue if A2 is loose).