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3. Disassembly & Reassembly
General Instructions and Tools Required
Partial Verus Total Disassembly
The Disassembly and Reassembly procedures in the next section describes a total
disassembly sequence for the ProCam, even though actual servicing will often
require only partial ProCam disassembly.
Note: At any point in the Disassembly and Reassembly instructions
for removing and replacing all ProCam parts, it is assumed
that all previous steps in this sequence have already been
done — that is, you cannot usually remove a part without first
having removed the parts preceding it in the disassembly
sequence.
Before starting any disassembly procedure, you are urged to first study the
exploded views of the Main Assembly, Mainframe Assembly, Shutter Assembly
and Drive Assembly in the ProCam Parts Catalog, to determine the approximate
location of the part or assembly needing service.
Instructions for replacing each major part removed during total disassembly follow
each removal procedure, and generally involve doing the removal or disassembly
steps in reverse order. Specific notes are included to aid in the more difficult
replacement procedures.
Shock Hazard from Flash Capacitors
When removing the Mid Cover, use extreme care to keep fingers away from
capacitor terminals and connection points on the Exposure PC Board (right side of
Camera, viewed from the front). As soon as the capacitor terminals are accessible,
discharge them with the Dump Probe (P/N 13119).
Electrostatic Discharge Damage
Sensitive components on the ProCam PC Boards can easily be damaged by static
electricity. Use a wrist strap and grounded anti-static mat when working on or near
PC boards.
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