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Join Date: Aug 2002
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The vertical alignment of my M6 is slightly out. Just very slightly out so it is still usable. But I want it to be perfect. This is a common problem with the M6. Anyone know where can I send it to for re-alignment?
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Singapore
Posts: 667
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no-no!! you never know what they would do to your mint M6!!
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Posts: 715
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Anyway that's what I think too. Brought it to a repair shop at Shaw Centre which offers to get it done in a few hours for only $60. But the Mr Lim refused to open it up because mine is too mint and he's afraid that it might leave scratches and markings behind on the exposure dial and the red Leica logo. Furthermore, mine is only slightly out. So it can still function very accurately. |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Singapore
Posts: 2,212
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thanks for the heads up on the price and turn around time at the Shaw Centre shop. Looks like my M3 will be making its way there soon. ![]() |
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For M3, both horizontal and vertical alignment can be adjusted without special tools nor the need to open up the top plate. DIY is quite possible if you r game enough and have steady hands If keen, I can provide a link which shows you how. |
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New Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Posts: 42
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There is no need to open up the M6 to adjust the vertical alignment. The adjustment is via a small hole behind the red dot on the front. That piece is stuck on only and if removed carefully no marks will be left.
Though a special tool is required to get the job done easily, a jeweller's screwdriver and a gentle hand is good enough - if you are brave - or foolhardy like me! ![]() |
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