Werra sticky shutterDoes any one know

[archer]

I am sorry. I thought I stated that I am located in the U.S., specifically, northern California and I haven't found anyone locally who has even heard of the Werra let alone worked on one. I really love the camera as it is the first adjustable camera I bought when I decided I wanted to become a photographer. I couldn't afford a Leica at the time.
Denise Libby

[tjaded]

I have heard many good things about this place, but I have not had the chance to try them out yet. I guess I should send them something!

http://ictcamera.com/

Depending where you are, they may work for you (they are in Mountain View, CA)

[elekm]

I hope that didn't come off as harsh. There are a lot of these types of requests, and at times people refuse to say where they're located.

Anyway, which model Werra do you have? Does your camera have a flat top? Or a rounded top? Meter or no meter?

Let me know if you cannot find a repair person. I have a Werra 3, and after servicing it, it has been a joy to use. I also have a very early Werra (scale focus) that needs to be serviced -- maybe this weekend.

[archer]

Dear elekm;
no offense taken, as I've seen the same thing before and found it annoying too. The box it came in says Werramatic and coupled rangefinder and exposure meter which, by the way, works perfectly and in good light is as accurate as my Minolta lVF.
Denise Libby

[Sethasaurus]

Just wondering if anyone has done a tear-down of the Werra(matic) shutter?
I would like to do a proper clean as opposed to just cleaning the blades, as the shutter sticks at some speeds but not others and the camera has a bit of corrosion to varoius surfaces (body and shutter mechanism).
Looks ok from the front side - similar to other shutter mechanisms. I haven't investigated the rear end yet, or got as far as the shutter vanes, but if anyone has any tips, let me know!