はじめに

This is a guide to removing the silver metal front plate. It is recommended to have some kind of placemat or square tray to work on to catch the screws if they slip away.

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手順1 Left side screw

Disassembling Konica Compact 8 Front Cover, Left side screw: 手順 1、 1の画像 1

Remove the screw on the left side if the camera is facing your way.

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手順2 Right side screw

Disassembling Konica Compact 8 Front Cover, Right side screw: 手順 2、 1の画像 1

Remove the screw on the right side if the camera is facing you.

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手順3

Now remove the final screw at the top of the camera. You can now remove the top cover carefully.
You can pry the front cover up and down to loosen it. Be careful not to pry horizontally and only vertically. This is because of the open aperture blades that are on the sides.

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手順4 Finish

Disassembling Konica Compact 8 Front Cover, Finish: 手順 4、 1の画像 1

The machinery is now open and can be dissasembled further or the front cover might be cleaned freely without worry that cleaning liquid would seep into the camera.
Make sure to remember what the "roll and lock" switch was on before dissassembly or to not touch it at all.

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手順5 Optional: Pushing lever back in place when reassembling

Disassembling Konica Compact 8 Front Cover, Optional: Pushing lever back in place when reassembling: 手順 5、 1の画像 1

You might need to push the brass lever that holds the wires in place (right under the small board on the leftside) up to fit the front cover back on.
If its stuck in place in the wrong position, loosen the screw attached to it a little bit to pry it back in it's original position.

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終わりに

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. You might need to push the brass lever that holds the wires in place (right under the small board on the leftside) up to fit the front cover back on. Mine had shifted downwards after taking the cover off and the topcover did not fit back because of it. If its stuck in place in the wrong position, loosen the screw attached to it a little bit to pry it back in it's original position.