Tripod foot adapter/kits
New tripod foot
New camera shell
New CD-ROM - Version 2.0
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Camera type:Mechanical wide-angle camera with a permanently attached 38
mm Biogon lens, and detachable optical viewfinder and
optional interchangeable film magazines.
Film format and film6x6 cm and 6x4.5 cm with different magazines; 120 and 220
choices:with roll films, 70 mm perforated long rolls and Polaroid film
with different magazines.
Lens:Zeiss Biogon CF 4.5/38 mm T*. True wide-angle lens with
91º diagonal (72º horizontal) angle of view and Ø60 front
bayonet mount.
Viewfinder:Detachable optical viewfinder with built-in spirit level and
built-in magnifier for reading lens scales through the viewfinder.
Focusing:Focusing range of lens: 0.3 m to infinity. Depth-of-field range:
3 m to infinity at f/4.5 and 0.65 m to infinity at f/22.
General description
Shutter:Leaf shutter in lens, 1-1/500 s and flash synchronisation at all
shutter speeds.
Film advance:Simultaneous manual shutter winding and film advance.
Foldable winding crank.
Camera body:One-piece cast aluminium alloy shell with 1/4" and 3/8"
threads and plate for Tripod quick-coupling attachment.
System compatibility:The 903SWC accepts all film magazines in the Hasselblad
system. The Biogon lens will accept Ø60 filters and Softars as
well as lens shades, fixed or professional.
Dimensions:Camera body with lens and film magazine A12 (LxWxH):
147x112x153 mm (5.8"x4.4"x6.0").
Weight:Camera body with lens and film magazine A12: 1340 g
(2 lb 15 oz.)
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Tool No.DescriptionUsed for
902 894Focusing gauge SWCFocus the Biogon lens in the same way
as other Hasselblad lenses. Can be used
with all horizontal collimators.
109950 0747 000Biogon adapter for V-2223 Adaption between the shutter function
gauge V-2223 and the Biogon lens.
The shutter can consequently be
repaired and the lens can be completed
before the assembly to the camera
body.
102165 0000 901WrenchEngraved ring
104867 8005 906WrenchFront lens group
Tools
104117 0064 903WrenchRear lens group
Additional tools for the lens shutter, please see the Service Manual CF lenses.
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Tripod Foot, rear plate and cone
Remove the viewfinder. Unscrew the four
screws, two (829790) and two (829760)
and remove the tripod foot (30735).
Unscrew the three screws, two (823783)
and one (823780).
Remove the intermediate foot (22821).
Unscrew the four screws (823640) and
remove the rear plate.
Fig. 1
Lift out the cone (13435-1).
Fig. 2
823640
22821
823783
829790
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Disassembly
823780
30735
829760
Fig. 1
Unscrew the rear lens group with the help
of wrench 104117 0064 903.
Fig. 3
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13435-1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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Make sure the camera is released, then
remove the release lever (13332-1).
Unscrew the screw (822002) and remove
the catch (21165).
Fig. 4
The driving ring (21081-1) consists of two
rings, mark their relative position.
Unhook the spring (814707) from the
washer (810928).
Fig. 5
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21165
820046
13332-1
Fig. 4
Unscrew the three screws (820046) to free
the driving ring (21081-1) from the lens.
Fig. 4
The camera body can now be lifted from the
lens. Do not loose the gear (13320) and the
ring (13322) from the rear part of the lens!
Lift out the driving ring (21081-1) from the
camera body.
Fig. 5
Crank
Unscrew the two screws (821662) and
remove the spring (22328).
Unscrew the two screws (823640) and
remove the outer part of the crank (22331).
Remove the nylon string (22327) and lift
out the inner part of the crank (A).
Remove the tooth wheel (22335) and the
washer (810944).
Unscrew the four screws (820013 and
820015)
Remove the housing (22323).
Fig. 6
"Mark"
21081-1
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22323
810928
814707
820015
820013
810944
22335
22327
13320
13322
Fig. 5
823640
22331
A
22328
821662
Fig. 6
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Unscrew the screw (820047) and lift out
the complete mechanism plate (30367-1).
Fig. 7
Take out the spacer (810721) and the
washer (810928) from the shell (circular
area fig. 8).
Mechanism plate (30367-1)
Unhook the spring (814705) from the
bracket (12873).
Lift of the catch (13427-1) incl. the signal
(20737) and the spring (814705). Remove
the clip (817112) and disconnect the signal
incl. the spring (814705) from the catch.
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822001
13340
816709
12873
820047
816751
30367-1
13337
Disassembly
810721
810928
816702
810542
13343-1
814705
817112
Fig. 7
Unscrew the screw (822031) and remove
the signal release mechanism (13429).
Unscrew the screw (825002), which is
secured with loctite, and separate the
driving gear (13343-1) and the driving
ratchet wheel (13340).
Unscrew the screw (822001), remove the
spring (816709) and the bracket (12873).
Remove the release mechanism (13337).
Remove the spring (816751), the washer
(810542) and the spring (816702) from the
release mechanism.
Fig. 8
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825002
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13429
20737
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Lubricate the camera as detailed in the
appropriate lubrication chart. Use the
lubricants listed below:
Attach the spring (816702), the washer
(810542) and the spring (816751) to the
release mechanism (13337).
Mount the release mechanism to the
mechanism plate (30361-1) and place the
two springs according to Fig. 10 A.
Fit the bracket (12873) and the spring
(816709) into position and secure them
with the screw (822001).
Reassemble the driving gear (13343-1) and
the driving ratchet wheel (13340) according
to fig. 10 B and secure them with the screw
(825002). Make sure that the pawl and the
spring (816506) are in correct position (in
relation to the driving ratchet wheel).
Refit the signal release mechanism (13429)
and secure it with the screw (822031).
Fit the signal (20737) incl. the spring
(814705) to the catch (13427-1) and secure
it with the clip (817112).
822001
13340
816506
30361-1
816751
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816709
816702
12873
Fig. 9
A
13337
816751
816702
810542
13343-1
814705
817112
822031
825002
Connect the spring (814705) to the bracket
(12873) and then fit the complete catch to
the mechanism plate.
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13427-1
20737
B
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Fitting the mechanism plate into the shell
Place the signal (20737) according to fig. 11.
Fit the mechanism plate (30367-1) into the
shell. Fit the washer (810928) and the
spacer (810721) and secure them into
position using screw (820047).
Fig. 12
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Reassembly
20737
Fig. 11
30367-1
Crank
Lubricate according to fig. 13.
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810928
810721
820047
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
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Mount the housing (22323) on the camera
body with the four screws (820015) and
(820013). Check the axle so it turns freely.
Put on the washer (810944) and the tooth
wheel (22335).
Place the inner part of the crank (A) in the
housing and secure it with the nylon string
(22327).
Mount the crank (22321) with the two
screws (823640) and the spring (22328)
secured with the two screws 821662).
Fig. 14
Reassembling the lens and camera
body
22323
820015
Axle
820013
810944
Reassembly
22335
823640
22331
A
22328
821662
22327
Fig. 14
Lubricate and then put the driving ring
(21081-1) in the camera with its index mark
aligned. Hold it in place by using two screws
(820046).
Fig. 15
If a new driving ring (21081-1) is used, align
the inner and outer driving rings according
to fig. 16. Mark their relative position
according to fig. 15.
Place the gear (13320) and the ring (13322)
on the lens and turn it clockwise to take up
the play.
Fig. 15
Fit the camera body, with the driving ring
aligned, on to the lens. Check that the gear
and coggsector mesh properly and press
down the body firmly.
"Mark"
21081-1
820046
810928
814707
Driving ring alignment
13320
13322
Fig. 15
Tighten the two screws (820046) and check
the function.
Fig. 15
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Check the release sequence:
Cock the camera and move the outer driving
ring slowly towards the release mechanism
(13337). Free the release mechanism by
hand and the shutter should release at a
point just before the release mechanism
leaves the nylon stop (13295).
Fig. 17
If the shutter releases too early, or not at all,
it is adjusted by changing the mesh between
the gear (13320) and the toothed segment
(13346). For a small adjustment, turn the
gear (13320) 180º.
Fig. 18
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Reassembly
13295
13337
Fig. 17
13346
Lens
Fit the catch (21165) and tighten the screw
(822002) and one screw (820046).
Install the release lever (13332-1) and
engage the spring (816709). Connect the
spring (814707) to the washer (810928)
according to the circular area and check the
release sequence again.
Fig. 19
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21165
816709
820046
13332-1
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Re-install the rear lens group with the help
of wrench 104117 0064 903.
Fig. 20
Install the cone (13435-1).
Fig. 21
Reassembly
Fig. 20
Fit the rear plate (22603). Secure with the
four screws (823640). Check that the rear
plate is aligned with the rear edge of the
camera shell. If necessary adjust with
washers.
Note! The rear plate must not protrude over
the shell at any point.
Fit the intermediate foot (22821).
Secure with the two screws (823783) and
one (823780).
Fit the tripod foot (30735) with the four
screws, two (829790) and two (829760).
Fig. 22
Mount the viewfinder.
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22821
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823783
829790
13435-1
Fig. 21
823780
30735
829760
Fig. 22
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