Fix Old Cameras: Rollei 35 Shutter Repair

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
  • Shutter stuck open on a Rollei 35 camera. This tutorial video shows how to disassemble the Rollei 35 to access and repair the shutter blades that are sticking or stuck open.
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    0:00 Disclaimer and Intro
    19:00 Top Cover Removal
    18:00 Front Plate Removal
    16:40 Lens Plate Removal
    15:55 Shutter Unit Removal
    14:00 Separation of the Shutter Unit
    12:15 Shutter Unit Reassembly
    10:30 Shutter Unit Installation
    8:35 General Reassembly
    2:30 Top Cover Installation
    0:35 A Thank You

Комментарии • 96

  • @johnbergez7474
    @johnbergez7474 2 года назад +4

    The "lame narration" is what makes these videos great.

  • @JanneRanta
    @JanneRanta 3 года назад +11

    Personally I like the narration. Especially fond of the creative names for some components. :)

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +4

      Well all right then, your support is appreciated... sometimes the same part might take on several names in the course of one short video.

  • @mikeno62
    @mikeno62 3 года назад +9

    This is really a great video where you with your narration, and good close up filming shows what’s actually going on, thank you for that 😃👍✅

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +3

      Your input and comments are always greatly appreciated.

    • @rbruce63
      @rbruce63 Год назад +1

      I don’t see you using any oils and grease during the assembly of this jewel with the innards of a German watch! Perhaps you can comment on the oils and greases needed in this beauty of a camera!

  • @davegnarlsson4344
    @davegnarlsson4344 3 года назад +2

    From this video I learned that I should pay someone else to fix my Rollei 35. This is alot of work. Thank you for sharing the process.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      No problem and thank you for your comment.

  • @arfandroid6729
    @arfandroid6729 2 года назад +2

    I get goosebumps just by watching this. This is the kind of repair effort that I only dream I could ever do.

  • @kaijenlee4193
    @kaijenlee4193 3 года назад +4

    Thank you SO MUCH for this video! you saved me hours trying to understand the service manual and a ton of money that I would have spent to send it to a reputable rollei technician abroad with covid going on!

  • @jj963963jj
    @jj963963jj 3 месяца назад

    Shutter repair itself is simple, but dismantle from the first screw and put them all back without your video is impossible.
    Thank you 🎀🎀

  • @zihaowei1139
    @zihaowei1139 11 месяцев назад +1

    thank you so much, my Rollei 35 has a stuck shutter, was nervous to open it up. But follow this video step by step I solved the problem and put it back together! amazing, thanks

  • @rolandthomasset1713
    @rolandthomasset1713 2 года назад +1

    Beautifully done ! I have one with a non working meter. I can’t find a meter anyway but I think I would hesitate to go through that much disassembly and …reassembly ! Taking still photos as we would go along could help but it is still an unbelievable task !!!

  • @schlass265
    @schlass265 10 месяцев назад +1

    I really like your narration

  • @eyewandersfoto
    @eyewandersfoto 2 года назад +1

    I missed this one. This is needed and wonderful. Thank you endlesslessly.

  • @wyatthalchishick5167
    @wyatthalchishick5167 3 года назад +3

    Nice to see a detailed Rollei 35 video from you. Narration is great as always. I'm not sure if you have ever run across one before, but if you are ever working on a Topcon RE Super (or one of it's family), it would be great to have a video detailing some of the servicing. The chain drive linking all the controls to the meter is a little daunting!

  • @Stephen.C.
    @Stephen.C. 3 года назад +1

    Good narration. Easy to listen to, and makes me smile. Thanks.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      Your are welcome and thank you as your comment also brings a smile.

  • @Jayysam95
    @Jayysam95 Год назад

    Great video, I’m too scared to repair any of my film cameras but seeing this video helped me understand the inner workings of my Rollei 35. Thanks!

  • @prestigeproductionsaustral1171
    @prestigeproductionsaustral1171 Год назад +1

    I would never have realized these little gems were sooooo complex. I’m currently looking at my father in laws broken rollei 35 wondering what’s wrong with it? I feel sad I can’t give it another life. Never would I attempt something so difficult! Beautiful to watch it being restored

  • @LTdammit
    @LTdammit 3 года назад

    Narration made the daunting task a little more enjoyable. Good closeups and good work. Thanks for sharing this knowledge

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      You are welcome. And thank you for your words of support.

  • @thomasheckhaus205
    @thomasheckhaus205 3 года назад +2

    Very nice, one of the most intricate repairs you've done here. However if I get one of these that need repair I'll send it to you. Great job, regards Tom, now residing in Arizona .

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      Good Luck Arizona Man... nice to hear from you.

  • @ivanbarrientos7106
    @ivanbarrientos7106 Год назад

    Incredible video. Well done, well explained. Just extraordinary. Thanks for sharing !

  • @No-bb3qs
    @No-bb3qs 7 месяцев назад

    thank you for this video! I repaired my rollei 35 :)

  • @rolandthomasset1713
    @rolandthomasset1713 2 года назад

    Hi ! Very well done and I also like the narration which is not like something written down, I have the same camera, the meter stopped working but when I see the problems that could arise as we progress through the dismantling I prefer to leave it alone and use a hand meter if need be. This way my camera remains as new ! Thank you for the video.

  • @dominiquedesrue5039
    @dominiquedesrue5039 Год назад

    Many thanks for this video which allowed me to restore two Rolléi 35 S. Sincerely Dominique Desrue Photograher and collector of silver cameras from Paris

  • @dominikphilipp4234
    @dominikphilipp4234 3 года назад +4

    Perfect - that's what I've been waiting for. Thank you!

    • @dominikphilipp4234
      @dominikphilipp4234 3 года назад

      Would be great if you'd once do the same with a Contax T. Shutter isn't working in mine.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      It has been awhile in the making and you are most welcome.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      @@dominikphilipp4234 Always a possibility.

    • @therealchickentender
      @therealchickentender 2 года назад

      @@FixOldCameras It was marvelous. Thank you for it.

  • @rchu1678
    @rchu1678 4 месяца назад

    Very detail and clear demonstration. Thanks

  • @richardsimms251
    @richardsimms251 Год назад +1

    Amazing work. RS. Canada

  • @1967AJB
    @1967AJB 5 месяцев назад

    Fantastic video, subscribed.

  • @pl6371
    @pl6371 Год назад

    thank you for this video and for all the videos you do! I like very much how you show everything in detail an explain everything in clear words. it sometimes even becomes funny when you try to explain that an assymteric part needs to be put in a special direction, while a symmetric part could be installed either way. i love it! please keep the videos coming! oh and by the way: could you show, where the longer times of the rollei 35 are sitting and how they may be revived?

  • @therealchickentender
    @therealchickentender 2 года назад +2

    I am clearly lucky I didn't bung anything up in my Schneider version. One of those three set/alignment screws for the lens assembly has somehow worked itself free (likely did so over time and I never noticed) and at some point fell out into the lens area. I've not shot the 35 in three or so years and only exercise it once in a while off the shelf. Heard something rattling around and opened and closed the lens a couple of times before I finally opened the back and found it jangling about... had no idea where it was from or what precisely it was. This video helped me determine that.
    Very lucky it didn't wedge itself somewhere unfortunate and do real damage - but it must have been blocking something in the timing as my slow shutter speeds were hanging the past couple times I exercised them. But I located where it should live, replaced it and blew the rear of the lens area and timing portion out with air several times and voila. Slow shutter speeds sorted. It must've been somewhere it very much should NOT have been. And the lens extension and retracting now feels much more solid. Imagine that!
    Thank you for this vid. My 35 was my grandfathers and it was his favorite of all the 35mm shooters he had over his years. I keep it safe and keep it well and understand why it was at the top of his list.

  • @schorrguitars
    @schorrguitars 5 месяцев назад

    Super helpful, thanks so much!

  • @jonathanreynolds2227
    @jonathanreynolds2227 Год назад

    Excellent, thank you!

  • @user-ub1uq7sf5k
    @user-ub1uq7sf5k 3 года назад +2

    Really useful video, usual problems for Rollie 35.

  • @tonyrobinson3309
    @tonyrobinson3309 Год назад

    If you would take your place here on the stage by me, i have this oscar that has your name on it for such a wonderfull preformance.......ladies and gentlemen a big round of applause if you please......

  • @ashpowell9451
    @ashpowell9451 3 года назад +1

    Man, thats a fiddly one. Nice work.

  • @davidlegault2749
    @davidlegault2749 Год назад

    Well done 🍾

  • @namesurename-fotografiaana3168

    Thank you, I was useful.

  • @sonygoup
    @sonygoup 2 года назад +1

    Love the heat trick

  • @matttapson5506
    @matttapson5506 9 месяцев назад

    Excellent!!

  • @MacShrike
    @MacShrike 8 месяцев назад

    You sir! are a god!

  • @ymori8223
    @ymori8223 Год назад

    amazing😻😻

  • @rolandthomasset1713
    @rolandthomasset1713 2 года назад +1

    Hi Louki Q. when you are looking at the inside of your Nizo, triggering the mechanism you are, of course, looking at an empty camera and …..that is why the wind up “key” does not turn or even pull out of its resting place. When the film cassette is inserted it pushes on a tiny lever which gets things going. I have a 561 they are terrific well made cameras. I hope this helps you.

  • @mdborhan2690
    @mdborhan2690 2 года назад

    good

  • @jeffoldbean
    @jeffoldbean 3 года назад

    A veritable Icon of the 70s

  • @mdashikurrahman9942
    @mdashikurrahman9942 2 года назад

    onek joss

  • @greggusan
    @greggusan 5 месяцев назад

    Holy cow, that's a lot of work. Daunting. Just wondering, I have never done any repair work on cameras, but have some experience building/ repairing watches. Generally, gloves are always worn when working on watch movements to prevent the oils from our hands from damaging/corroding parts. Would you recommend them for this kind of work too? Also, I noticed you never cleaned away dust particles. Not an issue? Doesn't matter? Or just not shown? And would you recommend lubbing any parts? If so, what oil should be used? Cheers.

  • @1selfmoto
    @1selfmoto 2 года назад

    Hi, thanks for the great video. I have a Rollei XF35 that I discovered in my father's belongings.
    It seems to have a shutter/film advance lever issue. When I crank the lever, as it reaches the end of the rotation, the shutter automatically fires. I do not have a battery or film in the camera at the moment but this should not affect this issue I think?
    You wouldn't have any tips or guidance to how I can resolve this?
    Thanks!

  • @merlinmarquardt
    @merlinmarquardt 3 года назад

    Formidable fix.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      Well maybe... but not so bad one step at a time.

  • @lanmichaelmix2818
    @lanmichaelmix2818 3 года назад +1

    i fixed my canon ftb camera.I dropped it and its timing is offset.I then accidentally broke an cocking arm of the mechanism which i would have to remake the part with aluminum sheet,heat treat other parts and screw the arm in.I also figure it out that the film advance shaft's clutch(under the bottom) is out of phase and i have to replace the original cam-action cap with an diy which solve the timing problem.It's so difficult to figure where the problem is and then i did an incredible job to fix broken parts.

  • @beckypearl
    @beckypearl 3 года назад

    Can you please do a video of Minolta x700 shutter? Mine is loose and I couldn't figure it out!

  • @langowski007
    @langowski007 2 года назад

    Hello:)
    I bought such a camera inexpensively, but with a note LED and that I am interested in cameras and optics, I think I can repair it, looking at your film, which is amazing !!!. My camera has a broken - blocked movie transport, the shutter does not respond to trigger and the electronics respond to the power supply.
    A red LED lights up in the viewfinder. Maybe you have some advice before I break it into pieces? Greetings :)))

  • @TheInfernoGamer10
    @TheInfernoGamer10 Год назад

    Hey i opened up my rollei 35 led the other day to clean some fungal growth on the lens element. Now after having it cleaned when i tried to put it together, i had an issue placing the aperture blades. Could u help me out with this?

  • @dazeysimmons4714
    @dazeysimmons4714 3 года назад

    I have a Mamiya TOWER 18B camera that has issues with the shutter I was wondering if you could help me out !

  • @jodonski
    @jodonski 4 дня назад

    What is the spanner you are using

  • @tempus_fugit7366
    @tempus_fugit7366 2 года назад +2

    As a heads up, it's is absolutely NOT necessary to disassemble the entire camera to get the lens tube out! Step one: disassemble the front lens assembly as detailed in this video. Step two: remove the bottom cover by sliding the latch to its unlocked position and sliding the cover downwards. Step three: remove the 4 silver screws on the bottom cover plate. this plate also retains the pressure plate and both can now be removed. Step six: remove the 4 black screws that hold the film gate in place and remove it. Step 7: push out the lens/shutter tube out through the opening in the rear of the camera. And this is all that is required to remove the lens tube assembly. The method in the video does give you access to the entire camera mechanism for performing a proper CLA, but if you're only having shutter or aperture issues, the method I described is more efficient. The rest of the steps regarding the disassembly of the shutter and aperture are as described in this video. You're welcome!

    • @crx_mine
      @crx_mine Год назад

      Is it possible to lubricate the focus mechanism this way if that becomes very stiff ?

  • @fishtube6624
    @fishtube6624 3 года назад +1

    Hi, My yashica fx-3 film camera stucked. it's shutter is stucked inside the camera so the shutter is not vissible.it's vinting liver is not moving .what will do?

  • @stevest55
    @stevest55 2 года назад

    Hello, your video is very informative, but not sure if I have the skills necessary to duplicate what you did. My Rollei 35S has an issue with slow shutter speeds and without a shutter speed testing machine, I can't say if the faster speeds are correct or not. Would I be able to send my camera to you for repair? Thanks! Steve

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  2 года назад

      Thank you, but you might surprise yourself. phototronic.biz/service - here is the link to my repair shop

  • @Leonardovins
    @Leonardovins 2 года назад +1

    Hello. Can you do a video on Nizo super8 camera? I have one that I can hear the motor is running but the wheel that turns the film doesn’t move. I don’t know how to open it 😭

  • @yesanton
    @yesanton 6 месяцев назад

    Sometimes after I take a shot, the rewind lever doesn't work. After a couple of attempts it then sometimes catches on and I can rewind. Is that a serious issue or easy to repair?

  • @owenjohnvillanueva1054
    @owenjohnvillanueva1054 2 месяца назад

    thank you. I can not safely repair my rollie if ever/when ever it breaks down or has a hiccup in the future.

  • @ezequielm1385
    @ezequielm1385 3 года назад

    I have blocked the lens (it is a rollei B35) how can i do to unblock it?

  • @clonkex
    @clonkex Год назад

    Noooooo you installed the shutter blades backwards! The plate came off AFTER the blades but you put the blades back on first and then the cover plate :O

    • @robingailes6815
      @robingailes6815 Год назад

      I have just reassembled my roller 35 using the video. I have also installed the blades and plate in the wrong order😱. Seems to work though. Should I correct it?

  • @jt4369
    @jt4369 2 года назад +1

    Good god….I’m pretty handy. I’ve repaired mechanics watches but I know when I’m beat. I’m just not familiar enough with the camera mechanism and I know that a dreaded screw may go flying across my office.
    Nope, I’ll pay. I see it now, the money will be well spent.

  • @taliasargent7571
    @taliasargent7571 3 года назад

    Hello I need some help! My Minolta XG 1 is not working the shutter curtain is stuck half way I’ve watch all of your other videos on how to fix it but nothing is working. Do you have an email? The nearest camera store is 4hrs from me so any suggestions would be helpful.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      If you are interested in getting your camera repaired - phototronic.biz/service

  • @mdronvai4405
    @mdronvai4405 2 года назад

    ❤️🥰😏

  • @lanmichaelmix2818
    @lanmichaelmix2818 3 года назад +1

    Do not put oil in the camera shutter blade such as this leaf shutter design.Because the spring load is very weak and the blades will stick together.I lost almost a year of preservations after i even fixed my grandfather's rangfinder rollei xf 35,for removing remained oil that keep emerging from nowhere due to my mistake.

  • @maximusappetitus
    @maximusappetitus 3 года назад

    I just came here to help me sleep. It's like listening to white Morgan Freeman smoking cigar, drinking sweet tea, telling me a bedtime story.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад +1

      Good stuff. Glad you able to wake up and make another comment. Too much fun.

  • @soimhossen3023
    @soimhossen3023 2 года назад

    Read

  • @dunydesignsCamarasyMas
    @dunydesignsCamarasyMas 3 года назад

    man the video is hiper nice like ever, but....the name of the camera is wrong. jijiji.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      Oops. It was a hanging curve ball waiting to be poked in to left field (not feild). It seems Werkstatt für Feinmechanik und Optik, Franke & Heidecke (or Franke & Heidecke for short) did not know of the spelling memory rhyme…
      I before E except after C,
      Or when sounded as "a"
      As in "neighbor" or "weigh."
      And Rollei not Rollie. Albeit, at the height of confusion, so it goes, a forfeit must be made to the acknowledgment of weird and wonderful spellings…
      possibly from an 1855 spelling textbook…
      At the end of a word if you find silent e,

      Then throw it away, -- for there it can't be
      
When an affix you add with a vowel commencing;

      Thus "rogue" will make "roguish," and "fence" will make "fencing";

      But if able or ous follow soft c or g,

      Then, "change" you make "changeable", keeping the e.
      Will not attest to its accuracy or authenticity, but catchy and memorable it ain't.
      Thank you for your fun comment and pointing our the error.

  • @rodrigopfs
    @rodrigopfs 3 года назад

    Definitely not incoherent narration. It was informing and pretty fun actually. Laughed out loud at one point.

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      Thank you. Good to know that a FOC video can inspire a laugh out loud moment... even if it is not always intentional.

  • @analogadam795
    @analogadam795 3 года назад

    Seems like a pain working on the whole camera

  • @sewing1243
    @sewing1243 3 года назад

    ...and when you have everything completely reassembled take it all apart again because you left a fingerprint on the lens under the shutter blades. 😬🥴

    • @FixOldCameras
      @FixOldCameras  3 года назад

      Ugh or yikes or grrrr... all appropriate and maybe add some not so.

  • @serenapeterson8130
    @serenapeterson8130 2 года назад

    I think you do the camera world a disservice. You take this camera apart, make it look very easy, and reassembling it looks doable. Do you realize how many innocent cameras will be disemboweled with no hope of recovery because you made it look possible for anyone? It's a shame. Those camera deaths...😫
    Great video. Thank you.

    • @therealchickentender
      @therealchickentender 2 года назад +1

      Better that than the knowledge slowly being lost, which was surely happening until recently. Videos like this also give instruction and hope to those that absolutely *can* manage a repair of this kind given the care and the will. Think of all those saves.

  • @igehring
    @igehring 2 года назад

    By the way, would you be kind to help me loosen the part I mentioned about my Rolleiflex SL35 ? How could I send you a private message ? Thanks

  • @marcosvaldesfernandez3879
    @marcosvaldesfernandez3879 3 года назад

    My Olympus XA is having some issues with the focusing tab. Maybe you guys could help.
    The focusing tab isn't running as smooth as it did. It has a remarkably high resistance in the focus range of 0.85 m to 1.5m , from 3 m to infinity something seems to get unstuck and the focusing tab starts running smooth again. Nonetheless if I want to focus under 3m the resistance comes back and makes my heart ache.
    Any clues or tips are welcome!