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DIY Iris Repair of the Maxxum 70-210 f/4 Beercan

An advanced repair project.
This repair requires complete disassembly of the complex floating element zoom body.
Grease from the floating element mechanism can contaminate the iris blades, causing innacurate exposure.

Disassemble the lens down to the floating element body as shown in the master gallery.
Improvised tools help with reassembly.
Page9 from 70-210-4.jpg
Page9 from 70-210-4.jpg
Field stop.jpg
Field stop.jpg
1st Floating Element Screw 7478.jpg
1st Floating Element Screw 7478.jpg
Metal Floating Element Screw 7482.jpg
Metal Floating Element Screw 7482.jpg
Marking Pin 7466.jpg
Marking Pin 7466.jpg
Iris Set Screw 7467.jpg
Iris Set Screw 7467.jpg
Replacing Blades 7453.jpg
Replacing Blades 7453.jpg
Ultrasonic0012.jpg
Ultrasonic0012.jpg
Asembled Iris 7460.jpg
Asembled Iris 7460.jpg
Iris Underside 7461.jpg
Iris Underside 7461.jpg
Iris Insertion Tool  7465.jpg
Iris Insertion Tool 7465.jpg
Iris Insertion 7469.jpg
Iris Insertion 7469.jpg
Iris Set Screw 7467.jpg
Iris Set Screw 7467.jpg
Insertion Tool-1 7474.jpg
Insertion Tool-1 7474.jpg
Insertion tool Plastic 7477.jpg
Insertion tool Plastic 7477.jpg
Plastic Element Retainer Hole 475.jpg
Plastic Element Retainer Hole 475.jpg
1st Floating Element Screw 7478.jpg
1st Floating Element Screw 7478.jpg
Insertion Tool 7479.jpg
Insertion Tool 7479.jpg
Metal Floating Retainer Insertion 481.jpg
Metal Floating Retainer Insertion 481.jpg
Metal Floating Element Screw 7482.jpg
Metal Floating Element Screw 7482.jpg
Floating Element Assembled 7487.jpg
Floating Element Assembled 7487.jpg
Field Stop replace.jpg
Field Stop replace.jpg