Repair Nikon F | fix it yourself stuck at 1 second +clean focus screen +put batteries +loading film

In this video you will find a tutorial on how to disassemble and fix it yourself Nikon F the that freezes 🔒⏱️at a speed of 1 second or if it is slow at 1 second. repair at home 💰💰💰.
❗❗❗this video is not made for professionals 👨‍🔬 it is specially made for the simple camera user
BONUS for beginners to use Nikon f 📷, how to remove, put back and clean the focus screen, how to mount the batteries for the viewfinder, how to mount the viewfinder, how to properly load the film🎞️.
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what do you need for this?
COURAGE💪💪💪 ...............AND:
- small right screwdriver
- needle
- penknife
- spanner wrench or metallic compass
- ear stick
- toothpick
- air mini pump
- the small brush
- gloves that contain rubber on the fingers
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- product for cleaning and unlocking mechanical elements, such as (WB-40)
- ethanol (alcohol 99%)
- Vaseline of fine density
- leather adhesive
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To clean the speed timer assembly (7:19 minute), you must first use the mechanical element cleaning product (WD-40) until you remove all traces of old grease. then use 99% ethanol to completely clean any form of grease, then place new low-density petroleum jelly on the wheels.
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Timecode
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Tested as stuck at 1 second
0:32 - Start disassembly
3:34 - Removing the screws from the mirror assembly.
6:09 - Remove the mirror assembly.
6:34 - Removing the screws for the speed timer assembly
6:50 - Removing the speed timer
6:57 - Test speed timer which is block
7:19 - Return after cleaning the speed timer with Wd-40 and alcohol 90% + added new vaseline
7:29 - Cleaning the excess vaseline from the speed timer
7:41 - Test speed timer fixed
7:51 - Reassembly speed timer
8:26 - Provisional test 1 second only with assembled speed timer
9:00 - Checking and cleaning the mirror assembly.
9:10 - Test self timer assembly.
9:36 - Reassembly the mirror assembly.
11:55 - Reassembly of housing elements
12:44 - Reassembly of elements for the film's rolling wheel
14:25 - Leather gluing
16:16 - Gluing viewfinder sponge
17:01 - Removing and cleaning the focus screen
17:50 - Reassembly the focus screen
18:13 - Put and test batteries in the viewfinder
18:39 - Mount viewfinder
19:01 - Lens mounting
19:21 - Correct loading film Nikon F
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[@wilmalippwood2468]

Thank you for this clear instructional video. It helped me to repair and lubricate my 1966 F. I thought my F would always work fine. The shutter speeds were always very precise. Last year the long times suddenly stopped working. I did have a repair manual but didn't dare. Even though I have repaired many cameras. Because the F always has a special place in my heart. It was a good thing I did it. I ran into a few other issues, like a few rusty stuck screws. And a lot of grit. So I also cleaned the film counter. I can't go any further, there is also a stuck screw in the film transport lever.

[@bicivelo]

great video. thank you!!

[@kidcharlemagne7450]

Amazing!

[@rexbutcher2332]

What make is the screwdriver set you are using? Can you post a link to where I can buy please/ Thank you

[@arielgajda3335]

I think the last, its an adapter, i guess😅

[@Technical_Audio]

That is a valuable video. Thank you. What kind of leather adhesive do you use?

[@HowTo...Camera]

it's a simple leather adhesive (you can see its name in the video), we used the cheapest materials, the video is for educational purposes, and to allow anyone to repair the camera at home with simple tools. (not for professionals)

[@Technical_Audio]

Your hands were obscuring the brand name on the glue tube, but later in the video I do now see the brand, Bison Kit. Thanks

[@DuTran-dk2sq]

Omg thank you so much, my Nikon F also stuck at 1sec and you happen to publish this video, such a life saver 🥹

[@sergioz7133]

*promosm* 🤭

[@umamifuzzybastard2459]

Great video, thank you! which batteries did you used? I saw two different ones.