SAL18552 - Sony Digital Camera Service Manual (repair manual). Page 11

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SAL18552 (DT 3.5-5.6/18-55 SAM Ⅱ) (DT 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 SAM II)

Grease (FT-210): 9-913-200-37

1.  Apply the grease (FT-210) to the indicated portion of zoom barrel assy.

 

Apply the grease 
(FT-210)

Be careful not to apply 
the grease to this area.

Zoom Barrel Assy

1.  Align the cut portion of zoom barrel assy with the cut portions of zoom sheet.
2.  Aligning the projections of front lens barrel with the cut portions of zoom barrel assy, insert the zoom barrel assy in the front lens 

barrel block.

 

Zoom Barrel Assy

Zoom Sheet

Front Lens Barrel Block

Front Lens Barrel

Projection

Projection

Projection

Cut Portions

Grease (SG-310):  9-913-200-36

1.  Apply the grease (SG-310) to the indicated portions of front lens barrel. (Three locations)

  Apply the grease so that the groove of helicoid is filled with grease.

2.  Apply the grease (SG-310) to the indicated portions of front lens barrel. (Three locations)

 

Front Lens Barrel

Apply the grease (SG-310)

Apply the grease (SG-310)

Apply the grease (SG-310) 
(Fill the groove of helicoid with the grease)

Apply the grease (SG-310) 
(Fill the groove of helicoid  with the grease)

1.  Mount the GP1 moving barrel on the front lens barrel.
2.  Rotate counterclockwise (viewing from the mount side) the GP1 moving barrel and assemble it by rotating it clockwise at the position 

where the helicoid is engaged (clicked).
Note:

  When moving the helicoid to the last, confirm that the bayonet click portion comes to the location where the screw hole 

locates about 90 de-

grees apart from the pin of fixed sleeve in the clockwise direction (viewing from the mount side).

 

GP1 Moving Barrel

Front Lens 
Barrel

Fixed 
Sleeve

Front Lens Barrel

GP1 Moving 
Barrel

Helicoid

Pin

Meet the helicoids each other by rotating 
counterclockwise the GP1 Moving Barrel

When the helicoid engages (clicks), 
assemble the GP1 Moving Barrel 
by rotating it clockwise.

Screw hole at the location where it is 
clockwise (viewing from the mount) 
turned by about 90 degrees from the pin 

Bayonet click portion