Hello Albano,
I do agree thet changing LX screens is really difficult.
At 15 Mar 2001 14:07:52 -0300,
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> First, I quited the SC 21. The frame went down, but the screeen
> remained up. With effort and time, it went down minty. I put the
> grid SG 60. It went up, ok.
The frame tends to go down alone in my experiences.
When this occurs, you should go the frame up slowly and down it
again. If the screen still remains up, try it again. Then
you will see the screen comes down with the frame.
Do not touch the screen directly to come it down.
This is the most important point to quit the screen.
> Then I try to put the standard SC 69. The problem was that when
> I pull the frame up with the screen on it, when the frame is
> practically up, the rear part of the frame makes presure, doing
> the front part of the screen to go up, and when the frame clicks,
> the screen is not well aligned with the mirror box.
I agree that attaching the frame properly with the screen on
it seems more difficult than quitting the screen.
It seems important to move the frame slowly, and if you feel
strong pressure moving it up, just stop moving further. And
try it again from the very begining.
I heard that Pentax made the frame not only as a frame but
also as a pressure plate to press the screen to the upper
part of the mirror box properly.
Hope this helps.
--
Yoshihiko Takinami
Osaka, Japan
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