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Thread: Ah Cr*p, adjusting Chamonix Saber vertical alignment gone awry...

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    Ah Cr*p, adjusting Chamonix Saber vertical alignment gone awry...

    I sent the Saber to adjust for the B setting on the shutter. All these back and forth shipping knocked the vertical alignment off.

    No problem, I said. I adjusted the vertical alignment on the Epson R-D1 a few times, and Lo and Behold, I found even a thread on the LFF that says:

    When you remove the cover of the RF, there is a little screw on the right that adjusts the RF.

    Cheers,

    Luc

    So opened 2 screws and there it is, a little screw on the right! Turn turn turn, hmm... how comes it does not seem to affect the vertical at all "Ah Cr*p, the screw fell out!" Oops. Along with it, a little metal arm came off and there is a little roller thingie :-(

    Now I need either a detailed instructions/diagram on the Polaroid 100 RF or I need to send the unit back for repair. Sigh...

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    Re: Ah Cr*p, adjusting Chamonix Saber vertical alignment gone awry...

    Will try to open my spare automatic 100 and take some pics today if possible...

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    Re: Ah Cr*p, adjusting Chamonix Saber vertical alignment gone awry...

    Chamonix sent me a picture to show where the roller goes. So I did that. Then I opened up everything, didn't see anything adjustable, putting things back together and the vertical alignment is just about perfect!

    So don't know what I did, but it's more or less the right thing :-) Hopefully I will get some instructions soon.

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