Nikon LS 2000 Film Scanner "rail lubricant" Questions

...amazon.com). After spending a lot of time on Google, I figured that the problem was most likely the rails needed lubricating. I took the scanner apart, and first of all cleaned the mirror - it was ...

...amazon.com). After spending a lot of time on Google, I figured that the problem was most likely the rails needed lubricating. I took the scanner apart, and first of all cleaned the mirror - it was ...

...rail lubricant becomes 'gunk' and can stop back-forward and/or auto-focus motor movement. Try cleaning and lubricating with Teflon - guide provided in PDF format here: ...

My scanner is not returning it seems to be stuck My scanner seems to stick, it will move down and scan but once it returns it sticks and won't move. I have had good luck fixing that problem by opening

...I have followed one recommendation and taken the scanner apart, cleaned and lubricated the rail but still get the same response and message. Carrier moves about 1 inch, light comes on but ...

...faint of heart, but you can do it yourself and save a bunch of money. The problem lies in the two rails inside the scanner that the film carrier rides on. After unplugging you scanner, remove the 8 ...

...it's own. If it binds where the scan ends, you'll have to investigate whether it's due to a rusty rail (hope not!) or some other obstruction. Good