Frank,
Can you clip the spring off and make it shorter?
I really think you want that back in there some day...
And yes, getting it back together takes 3 hands. :-)
Regards,  Bob S.

On 7/3/05, Frank Wajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> yesterday I fixed an A 50mm f1.4 lens with a sticky aperture. Now it works
> fine again. Gee, the A pin took me 2 hours to get back in again. The
> aperture click ball needs to be spring loaded. I lost the ball and spring in
> an earlier attempt to fix the lens. I received a new ball and spring from
> Pentax Netherlands, but the spring was way to long. I didn't see a way to
> get it not jumping away before closing the lens. Also the ball seemed a bit
> to large, it didn't fall into the hole where it should go. So I just put it
> there without the spring, closed the lens and it works. I was worried that
> the ball might go deeper into the hole thereby loosing the aperture click,
> but it doesn't.
> Great, now I'll start working on a K 85mm f1.8, that should be a lot easier
> without the A pin.
> BTW. I will never ever touch an A, F or FA zoom lens, that must be a
> nightmare.
> 
> Frank
> 
>

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