Some of you might remember my FA135 that a moth took hostage. Long story short
there is a dead moth right behind the back element. If nothing else, it is
messing with focusing, so I would very much like to get rid of its carcas and
debris.
So half a year ago I went to my local Pentax dealer and
I've never held this lens before, but rear elements are generally the
easiest to remove; I've removed quite a few in order to get to oily
aperture blades.
I'd REALLY like to see a photo of the dead moth! :-)
Cheers,
—M.
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> I've never held this lens before, but rear elements are generally the
> easiest to remove; I've removed quite a few in order to get to oily
> aperture blades.
>
> I'd REALLY like to see a photo of the dead moth! :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> —M.
Unfortunately it sounds a lot better than it looks. Ju
I think it may be worth your while to contact someone from US of A as
the idea that FA 135 cannot be fixed for the problem you're having
sounds very strange to me.
On 11/7/2012 4:54 PM, Krisjanis Linkevics wrote:
Some of you might remember my FA135 that a moth took hostage. Long
story short th
> I think it may be worth your while to contact someone from US of A as
> the idea that FA 135 cannot be fixed for the problem you're having
> sounds very strange to me.
>
> Boris Liberman
My desire was to get real Pentax repair people to tackle the problem as they
might have access to Pentax-spe
If you don't mind sending it to the US you could check out Eric Hendrickson. He
was a long time repairman for Pentax and now works on his own. You can contact
him through his web site.
http://pentaxs.com/
-p
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On Nov 8, 2012, at 4:36 AM, Krisjanis Linkevics
wrote:
>> I th
> If you don't mind sending it to the US you could check out Eric
> Hendrickson. He was a long time repairman for Pentax and now works on
> his own. You can contact him through his web site.
>
>
> http://pentaxs.com/
>
> -p
Thanks for the suggestion, I will think about it. Customs would be my b
rsday, November 08, 2012 10:03 AM
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Subject: RE: FA135 service story and advice needed
> If you don't mind sending it to the US you could check out Eric
> Hendrickson. He was a long time repairman for Pentax and now works on
> his own. You can contact him t
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