Parts/Service for CANON CINE CANONET 8

Parts/Service for CANON CINE CANONET 8

Brand: CANON

Category: Camera

Document Type: Parts/Service

Language: EN

Uploaded: Aug. 10, 2025, 12:26 a.m.

The manual provides detailed exploded views and part numbers for the CANON CINE CANONET 8 camera. It includes procedures for disassembly and reassembly of various components such as the shutter release device, filming motor, zoom lens, exposure meter, viewfinder, battery checker, film counter, and governor. Each section outlines specific steps, tools, and notes for each operation. Additionally, the manual offers a troubleshooting guide that lists common problems, their causes, and suggested remedies, covering issues like moving parts, film feeding, film counter, filming speed, viewfinder, exposure meter, focus and zooming, and others. It also specifies inspection standards for different camera parts and lists necessary testing equipment and special screwdrivers.

Troubleshooting and error codes

TROUBLE, CAUSE & REMEDY
MOVING PARTS 1. Does not move 1. Battery has been used up
Check with new battery.
2. Faulty connection with battery Push the battery towards the (+) pole.
Check with new battery. Check and adjust the (+) pole
spring and the dejection.
3. Faulty connection with (+) pole Remove rust or glue from (+) pole or replace.
Check with new battery. Particularly check the
soldered parts.
4. Faulty connection with switch Remove the cover, clasp the switch and press the
release. If it moves under this condition it means (1)
the lock lever cam position is faulty, or (2) the dejec -
tion of the switch contact plate is the cause.
Therefore, make adjustments. After adjusting, check
to see that the switch is completely cut off at "OFF".
5. Short circuit If short circuit occurs before the (+) pole of the motor
it will not move.
In this case, check with a tester.
Check CdS base plate and (+) pole lead wire.
5-1 Check lug plate and ground.
5-2 Check governor and ground.
5-3 Check (+) pole of motor and ground.
5-4 Faulty motor
6. Pass electricity through both poles of motor and
check. If it does not revolve, replace it.
7. Faulty governor Check contact point of governor and needle contact.
Wipe or replace.
8. Cut wire or faulty soldering Check with tester.
9. Faulty revolving parts
Resolder or replace lead wire.
Improper meshing or metal dust.
2. Revolution is unstable 1. Faulty governor
Check governor eccentricity and contact between
needle and contact point. Wipe or repair. Replace if
still faulty.
2. Excessive load Measure the current without load. If it is more than
100 mA.....
2-1 Check mesh of gears and adjust.
2-2 Check insulation and repair insulated parts.
3. Decrease in battery voltage Confirm with checker. Replace with new battery.
4. Faulty revolving parts Check for improper meshing or metal dust.
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