Reassembling DA 50-200mm
Posted 25/07/2014 - 13:25
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According to Haynes manuals reassembly is a reverse process of disassembly
Posted 25/07/2014 - 13:29
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Lenses are highly complex and it may well be that this one is now destined for a repair house to reassemble. I only tried this once, on a totally broken lens, and won't ever be trying it again.
Small amounts of dust in a lens won't affect performance.
Small amounts of dust in a lens won't affect performance.
Best regards, John
Posted 26/07/2014 - 12:19
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Erm - hands up all those who have not learned this lesson the hard way.
I destroyed a perfectly good Pentax FA 80-320 some years ago trying to cure 'the rattling noise' that I felt may be a screw that had become detached - although no issues in use. Wish I had put up with that rattling noise!
The bad news is - you are unlikely to be able to get it back together correctly - unless very lucky or skilful.
Best advice I can offer is put it down to experience - pick up a good used copy off ebay (they are very reasonably priced) and have your original one mounted and keep it as a reminder to yourself that dust does not matter
Carl
I destroyed a perfectly good Pentax FA 80-320 some years ago trying to cure 'the rattling noise' that I felt may be a screw that had become detached - although no issues in use. Wish I had put up with that rattling noise!
The bad news is - you are unlikely to be able to get it back together correctly - unless very lucky or skilful.
Best advice I can offer is put it down to experience - pick up a good used copy off ebay (they are very reasonably priced) and have your original one mounted and keep it as a reminder to yourself that dust does not matter
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
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