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October 17th 04, 09:34 AM
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Nikon L35AWAD - Rewind failure
I have a Nikon L35AWAD underwater compact that I picked up at a flea
market. Works fine except for the rewind lever, which is on the base of the camera. Turning the lever does not start the rewind, so I have to unload the camera in a dark bag. Is there a trick to getting the rewind to work (I don't have a manual), or is it simply a matter of turning the lever while power is on? Anyone have any idea of how difficult these waterproof cameras are to disassemble if I want to fix it? Thanks Glenn 
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October 17th 04, 11:20 PM
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"Glenn" wrote in message 33.50... I have a Nikon L35AWAD underwater compact that I picked up at a flea market. Works fine except for the rewind lever, which is on the base of the camera. Turning the lever does not start the rewind, so I have to unload the camera in a dark bag. Is there a trick to getting the rewind to work (I don't have a manual), or is it simply a matter of turning the lever while power is on? Anyone have any idea of how difficult these waterproof cameras are to disassemble if I want to fix it? Thanks Glenn You will probably find a lot of "O" rings in it to keep the water out, and you may destroy some of them taking it apart....If you do, you can buy replacements from: The Bay Seal Company Address 1550 West Winton Avenue, Hayward CA 94545
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October 17th 04, 11:20 PM
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"Glenn" wrote in message 33.50... I have a Nikon L35AWAD underwater compact that I picked up at a flea market. Works fine except for the rewind lever, which is on the base of the camera. Turning the lever does not start the rewind, so I have to unload the camera in a dark bag. Is there a trick to getting the rewind to work (I don't have a manual), or is it simply a matter of turning the lever while power is on? Anyone have any idea of how difficult these waterproof cameras are to disassemble if I want to fix it? Thanks Glenn You will probably find a lot of "O" rings in it to keep the water out, and you may destroy some of them taking it apart....If you do, you can buy replacements from: The Bay Seal Company Address 1550 West Winton Avenue, Hayward CA 94545
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