Printable View
Hello all, hoping someone can help. I have never worked on a lensometer and I have a older model Nikon EL -76 that suddenly won't turn on. I'm assuming it is the bulb, but I can't find it to take it out. On our other lensometer is was easy to find and remove, but this thing has me stumped. Anyone out there know anything about this model.
Thanks :hammer::hammer::hammer:
I have a Nikon EL 7 and was told when I bought it that it didn't take bulbs.
15 + years of service without any problems.
Does it have a glow stick or do you just face it to the sun?Quote:
Originally Posted by PAkev
Are you able to contact your Nikon sales rep or the service depot at Nikon USA? They're usually very helpful.
Regards, M:)
Here is the manual in PDF......................................
PDF]xzzc1f1.tmp
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
Thank you for purchasing Nikon Lensmeter OL-7/OL-7S/EL-7/EL-7S/EL-8. Read through this manual and keep it within easy reach to ensure correct use of this ...
www.nikondoclibrary.com/download/ophthalmic/ocular.pdf - Similar pages
Thanks everyone. Having the manual should help me solve the problem:D
blessings to all, and to all, a God day....��
i became in possession of two immaculate EL-7S lensometers...but i can't get the marking pins to unlock and slide down to spot my lenses...does anyone have any idea how to unlock them...or is there a pdf copy of the manual i can buy...
much love and appreciation,
william
Probably gummed up with old ink. I doubt there is a "lock"? Depending on the ink use hot water or acetone and try pushing them in and out and they should free up.Quote:
Originally Posted by medicalretina