Disassembling Pentax PZ-1p Shutter Unit
ID: 194348
Description:
Steps:
- Unlatch battery compartment door.
- Remove one 1.7 x 4.0 mm screw.
- Remove six 1.7 x 2.5 mm shoulder screws.
- Remove one 1.7 x 2.5 mm long shoulder screw.
- The bottom cover may be adhered with double sided tape in some locations. Use a spudger to gently work it loose.
- Check that the physical panorama switch on the bottom cover and the electrical switch mate properly.
- Push button to pop up the flash.
- Remove two 1.7 x 2.5 mm screws.
- Detach snaps by lifting the side of the flash cover, bending it up and away from the housing.
- Push flash back down to the stored position.
- Remove two 1.7 x 2.5 mm screws underneath the pop-up flash.
- Remove one 1.7 x 2.5 mm panhead screw above the pop-up flash.
- Remove two 1.7 x 2.5 mm shoulder screws near the eye piece.
- Remove two 1.7 x 2.5 mm shoulder screws by the strap lugs.
- Remove one 1.7 x 6.0 mm screw inside the battery compartment.
- Lift off the top cover.
- Check that the physical power switch and the electrical power switch are both in the same position before installation.
- Push the release latch down to remove the film door.
- Peel off rubber covering from grip.
- Remove one 1.7 x 5.0 mm screw.
- Lift off the front body panel.
- Connect a 10 kOhm high power resistor across the terminals of the flash capacitor for several seconds.
- Proceeding with the repair without discharging the flash capacitor could result in shock to the repairer or the camera components.
- Remove the hot shoe spring. Lift the front of the spring and slide it towards the back of the camera.
- Remove four M1.7 x 6.5 mm screws from the hot shoe.
- Remove black, brown, green, and blue wires from plastic guides.
- Lift off the hot show mount.
- Unsolder the black, green and yellow wires for the command dial contacts.
- Remove one 1.7 x 4.5 mm screw.
- Lift off command dial contact.
- Unsolder the blue and green wires.
- Unsolder the blue, green, brown and black wires from the flash relay PCB.
- Unsolder three pads.
- Unsolder three flex connections.
- Unsolder two through-hole connections.
- Remove one M1.7 x 2.5 mm screw.
- Remove flex clamp and rubber pad.
- Remove one M1.7 x 3.5 mm screw.
- Remove one 1.7 x 3.5 mm screw.
- Remove one M1.7 x 2.5 mm screw.
- Remove flex clamp and rubber pad.
- Remove two M1.7 x 2.5 mm screws.
- Remove one 1.7 x 2.5 mm screw.
- Unsolder one blue wire.
- Remove rubber dome pads for ME an IF buttons.
- Detach button contacts from housing.
- Push shutter release button up to free it from its retention post.
- Detach snaps under the LCD frame.
- Gently lift off LCD flex PCB.
- Remove two 1.7 x 7.0 mm screws.
- Remove the eye piece.
- Remove three 1.7 x 3.5 mm screws.
- Remove one 1.7 x 3.5 mm screw.
- Remove both base plates.
- Installation Notes: Make sure to attach the ground wire at this location when installing the plate.
- Unsolder the red and black wires to the battery contacts.
- Unsolder the blue and brown wires.
- Unsolder the red and black wires to the charging motor.
- Unsolder the red and black wires for the film advance motor.
- Unsolder one green wire.
- Unsolder two through-hole connections for the charge block contact.
- Remove one 1.7 x 3.0 mm screw.
- Unsolder one brown wire from the AF spot beam.
- Unsolder two flex connections.
- Unsolder the red and black wires for the buzzer.
- Unsolder the purple, green and brown wires for the aperture resistor.
- Unsolder the red and yellow wires for the self-timer LED.
- Unsolder the red and black wires for the TTL flash meter.
- Unsolder five flex connections for the shutter unit flex cable.
- Unsolder the white, black, and orange wires for aperture control unit.
- Peal the shutter flex cable away from the main PCB. Apply isopropyl alcohol to loosen double-sided tape where necessary.
- Unsolder all connections to the DX code reader pins.
- Unsolder two flex connections for the panorama switch.
- Remove panorama switch.
- Unsolder the blue and brown wires to the aperture control solenoid.
- Unsolder the red and black wires to the AF motor.
- Unsolder the white, pink and green wires to the AF motor unit.
- Unsolder five flex connections to the film door contacts.
- Unsolder the black, orange, and gray wires for the AF motor unit.
- Unsolder the orange, gray and yellow wires for the mirror release solenoid.
- Unsolder three flex connections to the sprocket counter PCB.
- Remove two M1.7 x 2.5 mm screws.
- Remove two flex cable clamps and rubber pads.
- Remove one M2.0 x 4.0 mm screw.
- Remove one F1.7 x 3.0 mm screw.
- Use tweezers to pull off one brass clip from the end of the adjustment post.
- Installation Notes: Consult page 32 of the Z1 service manual to adjust the precise position of the metering cell. This should be done before the LCD flex PCB is installed.
- Begin by freeing the PCB from the bottom of the camera.
- Work up and around the top.
- Carefully work free the section between the grip and the lens mount.
- Watch for areas where the flex may catch.
- Slowly lift the entire PCB away from the camera looking for snags and wires that may still be connected.
- Remove two M1.7 x 4.0 mm screws.
- Lift off flash block.
- Remove one M2.0 screw.
- Remove two E2.0 x 4.5 mm screws.
- Remove rewind gearing plate.
- Remove one screw.
- Remove two screws.
- Remove four E2.0 x 4.0 mm screws.
- Gently pull the front housing block away from the main camera chassis.
- Check for shim washers. Remove if loose and note their positions.
- Charge the mirror box by pushing this lever forward until it catches. The mirror should be in the lower/viewing position.
- Position the white aperture release lever to the right.
- Push this lever to the right to release the mirror. It should flip up into the taking position.
- Push this lever forward to charge the mirror and return it to the lower/viewing position.
- Remove one D1.7 x 6.0 mm screw.
- Remove one D1.7 x 5.0 mm screw.
- Turn the indicated gear to the right.
- Keep turning until the mirror charge lever is up, or towards the rear of the camera.
- The shutter charge lever should sit to the right as well.
- Make sure that the shutter charge lever on the charge block is to the right of the lever on the shutter unit when installed.
- Remove two D1.7 x 7.5 mm screws.
- Remove one D1.7 x 5.0 mm screw.
- Push the charging motor down a few millimeters. This will allow access to one of the shutter unit screws while avoiding more significant disassembly.
- Installation Notes: The sprocket in the film chamber may fall out when the film advance mech is pushed out. Make sure it is put back in place when reinstalling.
- Detach the shutter flex cable from the camera chassis. Use isopropyl alcohol to loosen the adhesive if necessary.
- Remove three D2.0 x 4.0 mm screws.
- Remove the shutter unit.
- Replace the foam light seal on the right hand side if necessary.
- Discharge the shutter before beginning disassembly with the shutter release lever.
- Remove two screws.
- Move the panorama lever so the blinds are in the frame.
- Push the back plate to the left...
- Moving the two posts into the larger opening of the key holes.
- Lift off the back plate.
- The opening curtain may come free from this post when removing the back plate. Remount it before proceeding.
- Remove closing curtain helper spring.
- Remove rubber damper.
- Remove curtain guide.
- Remove spacer bushing.
- Unmount the opening curtain from the driving post. The curtain will want to move to the top of the frame.
- Unmount the opening curtain from the pivot.
- Continue rotating the curtain until the blades are collapsed and completely vertical.
- Lift the opening curtain from the last post. Look for the helper spring underneath.
- Installation Notes: Install the curtain in the same manner but reversed. Make sure the helper spring gets properly attached on the edge of the curtain arm as shown.
- Remove curtain separator.
- Remove spacer bushing.
- Remove curtain guide.
- Remove spacer bushing.
- Remove opening curtain helper spring.
- Remove closing curtain.
- Remove curtain guide.
- Installation Notes: When installing the opening curtain helper spring, make sure the straight leg is underneath the flange on the post.
- Clean curtain pivots with isopropyl alchohol.
- Clean any residue from the shutter frame and back plate.
- Clean the curtains where they interface with the pivots.