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Table
of
Contents
Introduction
SECTION
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
SECTION
Each Each Each
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3.1
1.
Unpacking
Working Basic
Unpacking
Optional
Components
Operating
Processor Clean
Checking
Standard
“Quick”
Mixing
Start-up
Day. Wee! Month.
Removing
Area
Installation
Fixed
2.
Controls
the
Tanks
the
Replenishment
Replenishment
the
Procedures
3.
Cleaning
and
Requirements..
Requirements
the
CURIX
Water
of
the
Functions
Before
Current
Developer
Cleaning
and
Installation
60
Processor
Connection
CURIX
...
Adding
Replenishment
Rate
Rate
and
Fixer
.....
the
CURIX
of
Accessory
60
Processor
Chemicals
Adjustment.
Adjustment
Chemicals
60
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the
Tanks
Procedures
...
Rate
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Procedure
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SECTION
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
5.1
5.2
-5.3
5.4
5.5
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
Reader's
4.
Troubleshooting
Processor
Film
Film
Appearance Excessive
Replacement Replacement Maintenance
Replacement
Replacement
Fails
Transport
Drying
Problems
Replenishment......
5.
Maintenance
A.
Exploded
B.
Parts
C.
How
D.
Eguipment
to
Operate - Power
Failure - Power
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Processed
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Fuses.
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the
Main
of
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of
Dryer
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to
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Procedures
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Drive
Plate
of
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Contents
Page 6

Introduction

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installation just
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start-up
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of
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from
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you
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to
14"
in
only 3 minutes
unpack
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Processors.
and
reliability.
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chemistry
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wide
for
rapid drying
with
and
the
processor
mode
many
of
the
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replenishment
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chemical
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long
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CURIX
60
Introduction
1
6
Page 7
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SECTION
Unpacking
and
Procedure
1.1 Requirements
NOTE: processor,
darkroom working installation
Installation
Working
Before
make
which
area
and
requirements.
1
Area
unpacking
sure
you
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installed
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Installation
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if
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side:
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28"
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possible,
As
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but
Section
1:
Unpacking
and
Installation
Procedures
7
Page 8
1.2
Basic
Requirements
Installation
Complete APPENDIX
Power
outlet Water
water should
nient sink bottle,
Disposal
specifications
Requirement:
is
required.
Requirement:
connection.
be
and
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WARNING:
to
local
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for
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The
CURIX
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hose
is
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Hz,
60
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Processor requirements
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replenisher
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to
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filling
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processor.
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of
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chemistry
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Dryer
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and
does
darkroom
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CURIX
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required
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available
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The
processor
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F,
and a relative
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closed,
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for
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Reguirement:
recommended
film
is
inserted
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properly
humidity
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door
may
at a room
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Consult
lighting
the
processor
be
opened.
temperature
25%
and
the
medical
conditions.
and
between
80%.
imaging
the
Light-tight
film
Cover
59°
F
Section
1:
and
Installation
Procedures
Page 9
1.3
CURIX
Unpacking
Processor
60
the
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Page 10
Figure
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Figure
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5.
of
Section
1:
and
Installation
Procedures
Page 11
NOTE:
delivered attached
permit
them
the
any
of
the
If
necessary,
Clamps
Unions.
See
to
Afterwards,
Figure
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processor
with
Elbow
to
the
Drain
to
pass
for
four
sides.
open
reposition
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Hose
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Hoses
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solution.
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To
replaced
for
change.
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4.
the
in
length
space
the
processor
beneath, passed
the
processor
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straighten
with
this
purpose.
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in
in
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installed
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of
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the
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Dryer
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remove
Figure
up.
Tanks
the
Tank.
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Cover
and
Section
1:
and
Installation
Page 12
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Section
Sections
1:
and
Installation
Procedures
Page 13
NOTE:
be
level
replenishment
Leveling
make
wise
counter-clockwise
processor,
made
the
appropriate
for
screws
this
adjustment.
to
raise
easier
The
processor
proper
operation
of
chemistry.
are
provided
the
processor.
to
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by
lifting
the
corner.
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screws
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builder's
or
counter-clockwise
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level
as
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level
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shown
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processor
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at
Never
Dispenser
in
the
this
time.
shown
Assembled
fully
assembled CURIX
15.
Cover
containing
in
Figure
Cover
Cover
as
shown
Bottles
Bottles
Operator’s
The
color-codes
interchange
Bottles
Bottle
Holder
CURIX
60
the
Light-tight
12.
Accessory
Accessory
in
are
of
with
onto
Figure
13.
packaged
match
chemistry.
the
valves
as
shown
Processor
60
Processor
Cover
the
One
them
and
in
should
Accessory
Feed
in
the
small
of
the
sets
to
their
Developer
place
them
Figure
14.
appear
and
Tray
and
press
carton
has
corresponding
(red),
into
The
as
which
color-coded
Fixer
their
bottles
shown
lift
it
(blue),
are
in
@
Section
1:
Unpacking
and
Installation
Procedures
Page 14
Figure
11.
Level
the
Processor
Left-to-Right
Figure
14.
Insert
the
Dispenser
Bottles
Figure
12.
Unpack
the
Light-tight
Cover
Section
1:
Figure
and
Installation
15.
Fully
Procedures
Assembled
CURIX
60
Processor
Page 15
1.4
Optional
Fixed
Connection Accessory
Water
|
Installation
Type
For water
Water
however,
The
Figure
source
with a 3/8" the
Water
The inserted
of
Optional
9424/100
normal
connection. Water
Dispenser
Fixed
16.
(3/4"
values
temperature
Water
into
(Catalog
operation
Bottle
to
install a fixed
Water
Connection
The
Pressure-Reducing
pipe
with
O.D.
shown
Dispenser
the
in
should
water
Fixed
No.
the
CURIX
is
and
water
shut-off
The
the
diagram.
be
Bottle
receptacle
Water
FZ3H2010)
supplied
Wash-Water
Accessory
valve.)
Pressure-Reducing
between
is
removed
Connection
60
Processor
and
replenished
Tank
connection
installation
Valve
is
The
40° F and
and
as
shown.
for
connected
connector
the
Accessory
does
not
by
Assembly.
continuous
to
is a male
Valve
should
70° F (5° C to
hose
connector
need a separate
means
the
It
is
possible,
water
is
water
of
the
shown
union
be
set
25°
is
in
to
C.)
68
CAUTION:
of
work
period.
when
using
(789 mm 200
|
Fixed
(accessory)
Cai
The
You
this
accessory.
water
connection,
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must
type
line
valve
must
have a fixed floor
150
mm
593
Pressure: max.
0.8
bar
(115
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be
shut
OFF
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Figure
16.
Installation
of
Fixed
Section
1:
Unpacking
and
Installation
Water
Connection
Procedures
Page 16
SECTION
Getting
2.1
Components
CURIX
Before the a
few
yourself
See
60
attempting
CURIX
with
Figure
2
Started
Processor
to
60
Processor,
to
familiarize
its
components.
17.
of
take
the
TRANSPORT
(2
REPLENISHMENT
PUMPS
©
BOTTLE
HOLDER
DISPENSER
©
REAR
TRANSPORT
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PLATES
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e
Shown
with
Figure
Figure
The
ment
and After
Receiving
17.
Components
18
shows a functional
film
is
or
film
first
passes
and
dryer
Wash-Water
the
Tray/Cover.
TANK GUIDE
PLATES
© ©
inserted
the
the
systems
Tanks,
film
and
exits the
TANK
‘COVERS
Tray/Cover
of
directly
Light-tight
Film
and
and Dryer
the
CURIX
diagram
into
then
passes
into
the
Dryer
INTERLOCK = SQUEEGEE
SWITCH
of
the
Cover
which
Infrared
Film
Assembly
60
Processor
the
processor.
Feed
Slot
and
regulates
through
Dryer
and
exit
and
ROLLERS
©
Cover
at
then
into
the
Section.
is
deposited
the
DAYER
FANS
©
removed.
left
side
the
Feed
the
replenish-
Developer,
on
of
the
Slot.
Fixer
the
©
PVC
Rubber
©
|
Figure
Section
Rollers
18.
CURIX
2:
Getting
60
Processor
Started
Infrared
Dryer
exchange
Air
Functional
with 6 heat
80
about
Diagram
steps
m3/h
ft3/n)
(2825
11
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Page 17
2.2
Operating
Controls
CAUTION:
the
following
The
CURIX
controls,
|
| |
60
See
Figure
Before
operating
Processor
19.
POWER
ON/OFF SWITCH
turning
controls.
is
easy
MANUAL
REPLENISHMENT
KEY/FILM
the
processor
to
operate.
FEED
LIGHT
ON
review
There
are
only
DRYER
TEMPERATURE
STEP-SWITCH
three
|
Figure
The
Red Position
ature, 7
minutes.
>
OFF
19.
functions
Power
“I”
solutions
CAUTION:
OFF
during
Manual The
3-minute
is
feed.
Replenishment
Manual
replenishment
illuminated
The
of
the
controls
ON/OFF
turns
Position
film
Replenishment
during
Switch
the
processor
reach
“0”
The
Power
transport.
this
their
turns
cycle.
Panel
are
as
ON.
Depending
proper
the
processor
operating
Switch should
Key/Film
Key
replenishment
Feed
is
depressed
The
key has a red
follows:
temperature
OFF.
Light
to
cycle
and
on
the
room
never
start
be
an
indicator
also
during
within
about
turned
additional
light
that
film
If
the
processor
Replenishment
remain ment
Dryer The
The
Troubleshooting.
ON
is
completed.
Temperature
normal setting
has
Key
for
the
easily
been
idle
should
3-minute
Film Step-Switch
for
adjusted
may
this
be
cycle
switch
for
depressed
now
if
Section
2:
Getting
Started
more
than a day,
and
then
be
inserted
is
“3”.
The
required.
once.
go
See
the
The
indicator
OFF
when
into
the
Manual
light
replenish-
processor.
4
is
will
“6”.
ma
Page 18
2.3
Processor
Functions
An
understanding
normal
When are must
are
When Motor,
A
ratures
activated operates
It
and
When a film a
Replenishment Dryer Fan
the When
no
and
abnormal
the
Dispenser
automatically
be
level
starting
takes
Fixer
pair
length
longer The
on
the
Power
Tank
Heaters
cycle
and
levels.
for
for
265
about 7 minutes
solutions.
is
of
magnetic
are
of
the
end
turning,
indicator
film
to
225
the
of
the
processor
operation.
Bottles
filled to
prevent
Page 8 in
ON/OFF
is
fed
into
Key
immediately
film
of
the
the
light
can
the
premature
Switch
and
Dryer
out
During
for
The
Tank
the
rollers.
is
illuminated
to
determine
film
is
following stays
be
fed
functions
are
inserted
bottom edge
drainage.
1.)
is
turned
Fans
start
that
is
independent
this
cycle
the
(about 3 3/4
(about 4 1/2
the
Tank
Heaters
processor
The
activated.
detected
on
into
it
indicator
and
The
replenishment
and
occurs:
for
15
seconds.
the
processor.
will
into
the
of
the
(Instructions
ON,
to
operate.
Infrared
minutes)
minutes.)
to
are
factory
is
detected
light
on
the
Infrared
Film
the
Film
help
you
processor,
bottle
the
Drive
of
solution
Dryer
and
the
warm
the
set
at
by
the
the
Manual
Dryer
rate.
When
it
to
recognize
the
valves.
for
Motor,
tempe-
Heaters
Dryer
Developer
93°
F.
Film
also
measures
goes
tanks
Tanks
leveling
Pump
are
Fan
Scanner,
and
are
off,
Provided
after
the
and
after
As
long
as
double tents pump
solution
their
of
the
tubes
that
last
film
an
additional
film-feed
normal speed.
Developer,
and
flow
and
wash
no
additional exits
is
detected,
Fixer,
into
water
films
the
Dryer
40
the
This
increased
and
Wash-Water
the
drains.
is
replenished
have
been
inserted,
the
Infrared
the
Replenishment
An
automatically
Dryer
Fans
turn
circulation
Tanks
equivalent
40
off.
Pumps
causes
to
rise
amount
from
turn
the
in
their
of
fresh
the
off,
at
con-
2:
Getting Started
13
\8
Page 19
2.4
Clean
Tanks
Before
Chemicals
NOTE:
Tanks recommended removed
and
This
the
will
After
reassembling components, replenishment
checked.
Prior
for
the
from
rinsed
with
will
require
standard
except
be
no
chemicals
rinsing
and
IMPORTANT:
The
Replenishment
been
factory-set replenishment processing
The
controlled
film
(EX:
the
width
replenishment
If
you
mainly will
be
pumps.
Page To
save
the
replenishment water Bottles. is
satisfactory,
the
other with
24 x 30
replenishment
by
length = 30
of
will
be
larger necessary
See
16. chemicals,
in
the
three
If
the
set
chemicals.
the
Adding
to
filling
the
first
time
it
is
that
they
be
the
tap
water.
performing
cleaning
that
there
to
drain.
the the
rate
should
Pumps
for
average
rates
based
cm
films.
cycle
the
length
cm).
However,
the
film
will
affect
rate.
processing
or
smaller
Table 1 on
replenishment you
of
Dispenser
to
adjust
first
rate
spare
can
either
sizes
check
using
Dispenser
then
be
have
upon
is of
the
it
the
rate
fill
Bottles
Fr
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAUTION:
Wash-Water gears; position;
and
replacing is
inserted
numbered
respective
and
prd
FILL WITH
Insert
receptacles.
proper
Lift
off
the
Receiving
Disengage
in
Figure
20.
Lift
the
Wash-Water
as
the
its
and
it
Fixer
drive
the
remove
remove
Lift
from
Remove
Lift
aside.
Remove retaining in Figures
Follow
Take and
from
replacement.
After
reversing
the
the
THE
the
the
space
24A
the
all
rinse
the
rinsing
the
the
Heater
Dryer
CHEMISTRY
WATER
Dispenser
level.
the slots
same
the
them
Tanks
the
drain
the
into
rollers.
color-codes
TO
The
See
the
Tank
The
Wash-Water
shown
Tank
Assembly
gears.
Fixer
Tank
the
Tank
Heater,
in
the
previously
&
24B.
procedure
Tanks,
Rollers,
with
for
cleaning,
the
Tanks
disassembly
Make
Tanks
valves
Heaters
Cables
Guide
the
Check
Assembly
THE
Bottles
Tanks
Figure
Tray/Cover.
Heater
Cables
Tank
Tank
Assembly
21.
Figure
in
and
Cover
as
Guide
Plate
by
lifting
tank.
Set
the
occupied
for
Tank
luke-warm
and
and
tank
procedure.
sure
that:
are
properly
are
fastened
are
engaged
are
back
Plates,
groove
AND
2.50
are
25.
make
in
that
and
that the
Cover
WASH-WATER
LITER
into
their
automatically
from
has
slightly,
aside.
it
Set
withdraw
shown
as
shown
vertically
Heater
by
the
removal
Covers
water.
they
are
components,
the
Developer,
engaged
in
in
their
sure
the
tank
all
parts
are
MARK
color-coded
filled to
their
retaining
no
Heater
pull
it
it
enough
in
Figure
22,
in
Figure
to
disengage
(with
cable
Waste-Water
of
the
Developer
and
Guide
may
numbered
replace
with
in
the
their
upright/closed
retaining
clips.
that
adjacent
match
Receiving/
properly
DISPENSER
the
clips as
or
Heater
forward
to
disengage
and
23,
and
attached)
Tank.
Tank.
Plates
be
for
easy
them
Fixer
their
When
the
bent
to
their
Tray
closed.
shown
Cable.
and
set
it
aside.
set
it
it
from
the
aside
See
to a sink
by
and
drive
slots
edge
the
even
Cover
it
Section
2:
Getting
Started
Page 20
Figure
24A.
Dise
ngage
and
Remove
Tank
Heater
Figure
23.
Remove
Guide
Plate
Section
2:
Getting
Started
Page 21
2.5
Checking
the
Current
Replenishment Rate
2.6
Standard
Replenishment Rate
NOTE:
ment
made Bottles. performed
initially,
A
provided
some
satisfactory
Table 2 when Adjustment are use Steps 1 through 5 and 7 through
“Quick
not
the
10
will
Rate
using
time
Adjustment
The
Adjustment
water
in
However,
with
Bottles
or
at
Adjustment
on
and
satisfied
Standard
apply
it
chemistry
and
some
later
Page
18.
may
results.
using
Procedure.”
with
Procedure.
in
both
Replenish-
should
be
the
Dispenser
may
also
be
in
the
Tanks,
time
as
Procedure”
It
will
save
provide
Refer
to
the
“Quick
If
you
the
results,
cases.
is
1.
Insert
full
2.
Turn
the
processor
completely
3.
Using a marker bottle
as
4,
and
5.
Mark mark
6.
Table
3-min
Cycle
Fixer
Water
Tolerance
If
you
incorrect
rate
the
the
3-minute
and on
each
1.
Standard
for
will
be
replenishment
must
be
CAUTION:
involves of
the
the
1.
Remove
Tray/Cover.
2.
Remove
3.
Lift
to
do
4.
To
on clockwise
5.
Insert a screw the
6.
Carefully
decrease
the
Tanks.
tanks,
the
appropriate
gain
access
not
have
adjust the
vertical
vertical
replenishment
Dispenser
filled,
or
shown
all
in
Manual
replenishment
bottle
this
rate
Replenishment
Average
Sizes
24 x 30
150
cc
185
cc
225
cc
solutions
processing
adjusted,
Adjustment
If
the
it
is
recommended
and
the
appropriate
The
processor
the
Tank
to
to
be
the
replenishment
pipe
as
shown
driver
pipe
of
turn
the
the
replenishment
Bottles
ON
grease-pencil,
Figure
Replenishment
the
after
with
cm
(5/16
(7/16
(1/2
is + 15%.
of
Heater
tank(s)
the
removed.
of
the
screw
rate.
and
fill
and
wait
several
26.
cycle
level
difference
replenishment.
those
in
Table
Mainly
Larger
>24 x 30
in.)
in.)
in.)
mainly
rate
the
adjustment
an
Replenishment
the
in
Figure
into
Pump
in
175
225
265
one
according
of
the
Receiver
apron
Dispenser
will
be
Cables
slightly
rate,
Pump
27A.
the
Assembly
1/4-inch
rate,
carefully
the
Tanks.
minutes
mark
Key.
The
indicator
will
begin.
from
the
See
Figure
1.
Rates
Sizes
cm
ce
(7/16
in.)
cc
(1/2
in.)
cc
(3/4
in.)
of
the
optional
to
the
table,
Replenishment
Tray/Cover
is
done
with
that
you
wear
for
your
Bottle(s)
automatically
from
and
Pump(s).
loosen
Assembly
adjustment
increments;
or
counter-clockwise
their
pull
the
as
and
retaining
them
tabbed
by
shown
until
tanks
the
level
first
mark
27.
Mainly
Smaller <24 x 30
110
150
165
sizes,
the
replenishment
and
chemistry
protective
the
Receiver
turned
clips.
forward
The
Tank
screw
in
Figure
clockwise
have
on
each
light
turns
to
second
Sizes
cm
cc
(8/16
cc
(5/16
cc
(7/16
or
have
Pumps
handling
OFF.
enough
Covers
it
counter-
on
top
27B.
to
to
increase
on
in.)
in.)
in.)
an
in
Collar
of
16
|
Section
2:
Getting
Started
Page 22
Figure
26.
Measurement
After
Tanks
Are
Filled
Figure
27.
Measurement
of
Replenishment
Rate
7.
Retighten
the
turning.
8.
Slide
gears
9.
Replace
to
the
10.
Depress a
3-minute
11.
Check as
previously
12.
Repeat
13.
If
you processor, Technical
Figure
the
adjustment
the
Tank(s)
are
properly
the
Receiver
Bottle
Holder.
the
Manual
replenishment
the
replenishment
this
procedure
cannot
call
Hotline.
27B. Turn
Locking
screw
described
successfully
your
Collar
in
place
back
into
engaged.
Tray/Cover
The
processor
Replenishment
cycle.
rate
in
as
required
dealer
Adjustment
by
turning
with
position,
and
by
marking
Section
adjust
for
2.5
to
the
service
Screw
it
clockwise,
the
screw
driver
making
will
Key and
match
replenishment
certain
return
the
turn
ON
release
the
Dispenser
(steps 4 &
the rates
assistance
while
holding
to
prevent
that
their
drive
Dispenser
automatically.
5.)
rate
or
to
initiate
Bottie(s)
in
Table
of
call
The
Bottle(s)
your
its
1.
Section
2:
Getting Started
17
Page 23
2.7
“Quick
Replenishment
Rate
Procedure”
Adjustment
Adjustment
|
|.
Va
[>
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
OPENING OUTLET
PLUNGER
Screw
Detail
1.
Adjustment
2.
However,
fully
3.
Back
1/4
4.
Perform
|
5.
readjust
[Volume | Tank | No.
|
of
Film | Solution
AVERAGE | DEV
MIX
OF
FILM | FIXER
|
SZES | WASH
|
LARGE | DEV
|
SIZE
MIX
Masný. | FIXER
|
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Table 2 -
steps 1 through 5 of
Procedure
turn
the
closed.
off
turn
|
|
(See
the
adjustment
for
Developer;
steps 7 through
the
level
as
needed.
WASH
“Quick
Adjustment”
in
adjustment
detail
at
left)
screw
1/2
turn
10
of
drop
in
each
of
14"x
per
2.5L
33
films
27
films
22 films
28 films 22 films
19
films
Replenishment
the
Standard
2.6.
screw
by
for
Fixer;
Standard
Dispenser
17" | Replenishment | Level
per
Replenishment
clockwise
it
3/4
turn
Procedure
Bottle
14" x 17"
75 00
92.5
сс
112.5
cc
87.5
сс
1
12.5
cc
132.5
co
Rates
until
the
clockwise:
for
in
with
Rate
pumps
Water
Section
Table 2 and
Drop
3-min
8.5
mm
10.5
mm
13.0
mm
10.0
mm
13.0
mm
15.0
mm
are
2.6.
per
cycle
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2.8
Mixing
Developer
Chemicals
NOTE: Fixer fixer characteristics.
CURIX
trate
bottles
CURIX
a
single
marked
New
CURIX
Concentrate
which
provides
G153
Developer
includes
two marked G354
“A”
Fixer
premeasured
“A”.
the
and
Fixer
G354
is a single-part
low
oder
Concen-
premeasured
and
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bottle
is
Although
matic
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and note).
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when
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that
CURIX
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G354
These
that
chemistry
processing
WARNING:
clothing.
and
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apron Work water
In
thoroughly
chemical
Hazard labels. Dispose accordance are
to
slowly,
and a sponge.
the
event
instructions
Read
of
available
the
properly
can
be
CURIX
G153
Fixer
Concentrate
ready-packaged
each
batch
is
specifically
Agfa
Avoid
It
is
recommended
be
worn
avoid
of
with
them
empty
with
from
splashing,
cold
carefully
chemical
local
Agfa
listed
mixed
developers
used
with
Developer
concentrates
of
chemistry
formulated
films.
contact
when
with
water
are
printed
codes.
Corporation
on
this
and
the
CURIX
Concentrate
(Catalog
will
to
provide
of
chemicals
that
protective
handling
and
clean
chemicals,
since
dilution
on
before
bottles
Material
the
opening and
fixers
suitable
60
Processor,
(Catalog
No.
FY1H0078)
are
easy
to
be
optimal
with
and
mixing
up
all
rinse
chemical
the
waste
Safety
by calling,
for
Agfa
No.
FY1H0070)
be
dispense
prepared.
image
skin
or
glasses,
chemistry.
spills
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area
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bottle
bottles. chemicals Data
or
writing
auto-
recom-
used
and
Also,
quality
gloves
with
Sheets
(see
mix,
in
18
Section
2:
Getting
Started
Page 24
Figure
29.
Fill
G153
Dispenser
Bottle
with
Water
Figure
1.
Remove processor.
from the
the
2.
Rinse
water pour
Dispenser
slowly
3.
Pierce
and Fill replace
mix
4.
Follow off
5.
Fill mark
31.
of
the
cap
of
turn
bottle
the
to
G153
to
the seal
pour
the
bottle
the
the
solution.
the
with
water,
the
Water
and
the
G153
the
Pour
in
G153
three
empty
Take
the
concentrate
Developer
the
G153
the
cap
over
as
shown
G153
Dispenser
1.25 L mark
Developer
Bottle
as
shown
mix
the
solution.
of
G153
it
into
the
Dispenser
with
water
valve.
same
replace
Shake
procedure
if
necessary
Dispenser
the
Concentrate
Dispenser
Dispenser
to a sink.
Dispenser
Developer
and
cut
in
Figure
Bottle
as
shown
Concentrate
in
Developer
to
FULL
the
for
to
Bottle
valve.
“B”
Bottles
Bottles
Remove
Bottle.
Concentrate
28.
and
then
in
Figure
“A”
Figure
30.
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Bottle.
bottle
reach
to
(2.5
to
mixing
the
the
See
L)
thoroughly
FULL
from
and
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three
the
valve
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the
seal
fill
it
with
29.
into
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Figure
mark
and
Fixer,
topping
2.5 L mark. (2.5
the
of
Then,
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31.
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30.
Pour
In
G153
Concentrate
“A”
Section
Getting
2:
6.
Clean
Started
up
the
work
area
with a wet
19
Page 25
2.9
Start-up
NOTE:
will
automatically
OFF
if
the
Cover
or
Receiving
are
not
properly
NOTE:
or
call
the
But,
first
try
processor
This
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often
problem.
The
processor
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Dryer
Assembly
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closed.
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detect
problem,
4 -
Technical
OFF
refer
Troubleshooting,
Hotline.
switching
and
ON
correct
Procedure
switched
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to
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again.
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1.
Plug
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Turn
off
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>
Wait 7 minutes
5.
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Replenishment the
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6.
Check
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to
power
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Processor
film
satisfactory
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lights
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film
first.
film into
Switch
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be
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darkroom
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operating
Open
Feed
Slot
lights
inserted.
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wall
outlet.
the
Light-tight until
(red).
drying
regular
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temperature.
Cover
the
indicator
When
the
indicator
is
satisfactory.
processing.
and
lamp
Insert
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on
the
light
turns
If
everything
off,
20
Section
2:
Getting
Started
Page 26
SECTION
Cleaning CURIX
3
the
60
Processor
The
following
EACH
At
the
end
should
DAY:
of
each
day’s
condensation
be
performed
work,
of
chemicals.
raise
on a regular
the
Receiving
basis:
Tray/Cover
slightly
to
NOTE:
processor
optimal
the designed
tenance.
have
parts easy
image
CURIX
been used
that
to
remove
Proper
cleaning
is
essential
60
Processor
for
easy
Non-corrosive
require
to
quality.
However,
cleaning
throughout,
regular
without
of
your
maintain
has
been
and
main-
materials
and
cleaning
tools.
all
are
EACH WEEK:
w
Drain
and
If
you
are
processing
following
v
Tanks
If
you
perform
EACH
Vv
every
Drain
Developer
Clean
Tank
and
Film
Scanner,
are
processing
the
MONTH:
Clean
the
exhausted
CAUTION:
chemicals
apron for
disposal
When
ing
to
your
safety
cleaning
of
clean
Wash-Water
less
week:
and
Fixer
chemicals.
Covers
Replenishing
above
Distribution
You
with
waste
directions:
and
Feed
every
are
care,
your
and
chemistry.
the
and
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Roller
reminded
processor
Tank
than
80
Tanks
Rollers,
Pumps,
Tray.
than
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two
weeks:
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to
wear
clothing,
films
per
and
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Transport
Dispenser
films
per
(Squeegee
again
protective
to
wear
to
local
always
week
Bottles.
Rollers,
Bottles
week
to
handle
gloves,
protective
codes
adhere
perform
Guide
Plates,
and
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Rollers.)
all
and
regarding
to
the
the
Valves,
an
the
follow-
.
DISCONNECT
2.
Never
3.
Electric
use
hot
cables
POWER
water.
to
heaters
CORD
The
highest
are
disconnected.
4.
Never
clean
Wipe
5.
Roller
Developer Fixer Wash-Water
6.
The
tanks
for
ease
proper
with a damp
sets
are
Roller
Roller
sets
Roller
Tank
are
color
of
assembly
location
or
cloth
numbered
sets
are
are
numbered
sets
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coded
after
after
cleaning.
or
for
numbered
are
numbered
to
prevent
cleaning.
FROM
temperature
permanent
parts
of
proper
replacement
“1” & “2”
“3” & “4”
Bottle
contamination
They
and
“5” & “6”
Holder
must
allowed
must
not
in
after
and
chemical
of
the
be
returned
is
104°F
be
water.
cleaning.
and
chemicals
to
their
(40°C).
water
and
Section
Cleaning
3:
the
CURIX
Processor
60
21
19
S
Page 27
3.1
Removing
Cleaning
of
the
and
Tanks
-
Turn
the
=
|
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Remove
ND
.
Remove
BO
.
Disengage See
5.
Lift
| |
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gears,
6.
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7.
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Power
the
the
Figure
up
and and
power
Dispenser
the
32. forward
to
gain
the
Tank
the
Guide
Switch
cord from
Tank
to
access Cover.
Plate.
OFF.
Heater
Cables
disengage
to See
See
the
and
the
the
Tank
Figure
Figure
wall
receptacle.
Receiving
from
their
Wash-Water
Drain
34.
35.
Tray/Cover.
retaining
Tank
See
clips.
from
its
O
drive
33.
22
Section
Cleaning
3:
Figure
CURIX
the
35.
Remove
Processor
60
Guide
Plate
Page 28
.
Drain Figure
Drain
Tube
.
Take
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Repeat
Fixer
Чи
Remove
slots.
12.
Place
See
13.
Take
to a sink
14.
Disengage for
the
Tank
36.
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Tube
to
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the
Wash-Water
steps
Tanks.
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See
Figure
the
Heaters
Figure
38.
the
Developer
for
the
cleaning.
by
releasing
may
be
necessary
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not
be
Tank
shown
Tank
in
Heaters
37.
in
the
and
cleaning.
Film
Scanner.
the
proper
to a sink
by
disengaging
space
Fixer
Tanks,
See
Drain
Valve
to
gently
draining.
for
33
vacated
Tank
Figure
Clamp
pull
on
the
For
easy
flow
cleaning.
36
for
them
from
by
the
Wash-Water
Covers
39.
Take
as
shown
end
of
the
Drain
Developer
their
retaining
and
Guide
it
to a sink
in
the
and
Tank.
Plates
Figure
Figure
36.
Drain
37.
Disengage
the
Tank
Heater
Section
3:
Cleaning
Figure
Figure
the
CURIX
38.
39.
Set
Heater
Disengage
60
Processor
in
Vacated
Film
Tank
Space
23
N
=
Page 29
|
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Chemistry
the
the
Remove sponge
Unfasten
Remove
Replenishment
(black),
With
the
water,
close
the
Wash
the
If
Squeegee washed, Wash
and
Squeegee
Remove Using a sponge
Clean
Clean Clean
surface Replace
codes Replace
Cover
Tanks
following
the
Transport
and
running
the
Replenishment
and
wash
Pumps
the
Pump
to
avoid
Tank
Drain
allowing
the the any
of
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carefully.
and
and
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water
Tank
Drain
Guide
lift
them
Rollers.
the
Light-tight
Feed Drainage
chemical
the
processor
the
Light-tight
the
Rollers,
Tank
Assemblies
the
Film
Receiver
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be
automatically
steps
at
the
Rollers
water.
the
color-codes,
contamination.
Valve
(Distribution
from
them
and
Slot
and
Troughs.
Scanner
Tray/Cover.
Dispenser
See
Pumps
Pumps.
and
refasten
open,
to
drain
Valve.
Tank
Covers
their
as
one
Cover
luke-warm
Tray.
on
chassis.
Cover
Guide
into
and
sink:
from
the
Tanks
Figure
40.
by
See Figures
them
Developer
wash
each
through
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See
See
Accessory.
securely
refilled.
and
Roller
blocks
unit.
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water:
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Figure
the
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Heaters,
the
processor,
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the
Assembly)
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rotating
41 & 42.
with
the
(red),
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valve.
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as
shown
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close
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may
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retaining
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Follow
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be
inserted
them
with
levers.
levers.
(white),
draining,
to
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Figure
the
exterior
Covers
the
and
color-
Assembly
a
the
Water
43.
and
Section
3:
Cleaning
the
CURIX
60
Processor
Page 30
Figure
44.
Figure
42.
Remove
and
Replenishment
Wash
Section
Pump
3:
Cleaning
_—‘
Figure
the
CURIX
45.
Clean
60
Processor
Drainage
Troughs
25
Page 31
SECTION
4
Troubleshooting Checklist
NOTE:
be
the
then,
Some
Parts Instructions
SECTION The the
parts.
can
screwdriver, are
4.1 Fails Power
some
Power
Service
most
be
not
Switch
ON
again.
problems
replacement
5
common
Most
replaced
required.
Processor
to
Operate
Switch
problems
simply
OFF,
may
and
are
provided
Maintenance.
Parts
Kit
replaceable
of
these
with
and
special
may
by
turning
and
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in
contains
parts
only
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tools
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ON
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setup,
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problem
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60
operating
its
technician.
problems
replenishment
operating
may
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you
from
which
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that
Processor
if
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this
section
cause,
related
be
Troubleshooting
common
tell
you
can
arrange
your
the
Power
condition
the
Receiver
is
designed
encounter
procedures,
is
provided
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find
to
processed
or
cleaning
and
cleaning
caused
check
Technical
by
problems.
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for
processor
Cord
of
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Tray/Cover
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for
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out
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film
procedures.
instructions
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electrical
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for
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at
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to
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trouble-free
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remedied
can
be
traced
in
SECTIONS
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should
you
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encounter
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help
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if
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34.
above,
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electrical
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Assembly
Switch.
under
5
Maintenance,
by
a
defective
Call
The
Cover
If
either
the
Dryer.
Technical
26
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
Page 32
4.2
Film
Transport
Failure Power is
ON
Figure
the
46.
Depressing
Interlock
Switch
Switch
O]
Check must
the
Receiver
OFF.
Switch
To
momentarily Switch shown
CAUTION:
glasses
also
recommended
handling
O
If
a
film
(ie:
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Remove
Check
Transport
jammed
Section
replacement.
that
all
the
rollers
be
ON.
However,
Tray/Cover
It
is
necessary,
to
turn
the
processor
check
through
in
Figure
the
46.
Dryer
Always
and
an
apron
that
parts
submerged
is
jammed,
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for
mechanical
Rollers
film,
5 Maintenance,
or
Fixer,
Receiver
or
adjust
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component(s)
are
turning.
to
view
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therefore,
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transport
Assembly
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rubber
when
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in
fails
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transport
or
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Water)
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Cover
problems
Plates,
Procedure
To
do
the
rollers,
automatically
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manually
rollers, Cover
gloves,
exposed
Tanks
chemistry.
and
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or
and
to
be
through
turn
the
appropriate
as
displaced
defective
resume
Page
5.2,
this
the
it
is
necessary
turns
actuate
depress
with
a
pen
protective
chemicals.
drained
a
particular
Power
gears.
operation.
36
Power
the
the
the
or
before
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Tank
Roller
Withdraw
for
gear
Switch
to
remove
processor
Interlock
Interlock
pencil,
Cover(s).
as
It
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section,
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See
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film
caused chemistry.
To
resume
Receiver
processor
ΠΠ
If
no
Call
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If
individual
POWER
the
Tank
The
snap
rings
to
gain
Maintenance,
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wrapped
by
exhausted
processing,
Tray/Cover,
to
recycle.
SWITCH
Cover(s).
and
access
and
are
turning,
rollers
Drive
Gears.
Maintenance,
may
also
in
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Main
to
the
Procedure
around a Transport
chemicals.
Hotline.
are
OFF.
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turn
the
the
not
turning,
remove
Defective
be
caused
Drive
Main
Drive
5.3,
the
Tank
Power
Drive
Motor
check
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the
Procedure
by
System.
Page
Roller,
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Cover(s),
Switch
may
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gears
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5.2.
loose
or
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rear
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40.
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problem
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film
firmly
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Wait
be
defective.
drive
and
pairs
to
be
replaced.
cover
SECTION 5
and
close
for
gears.
Drive
inspect
gears
must
is
probably
the
the
the
TURN
Gears
the
Drive
See
and/or
be
removed
THE
in
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
27
Page 33
4.3
Film
Problems
Drying
Most
film the
the
temperature
|
more
film
drying
due
to
problem
ofthe
problems
inadequate
can
also
Circuits,
or
following:
Dryer
humidity
are
caused
Fixer
replenishment
be
caused
or
replenishment
conditions..
by
by
mechanical
You
insufficient
or
exhausted
may
or
electrical
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hardening
or
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by
check
of
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However,
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MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL
Infrared
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Assembly.
call
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blows a second
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cycle.
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Page
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Receiver
ON.
Fans)
humidity
is
it
Parts
Kit.
34.
Technical
are
Dryer
viewed
to
light
Tray/Cover
depressed
or
both
Call
should
Turn
the
(265
the
under
the
with a fuse
See
SECTION 5
Hotline.
still
not
operating,
Assembly
by
removing
the
Infrared
using a pen
of
the
Infrared
The
Technical
temperature
be
less
Power
Switch
fan
may
Dryer
(Part
No.
light
during
the
Dryer
Tubes
removed,
Tubes
Hotline.
be
with
the
or
do
28
If
fuse
SI-1
is
not
blown
and
both
are
not
Board.
Page
functioning,
See
SECTION 5
34.
check
SI-3
Maintenance,
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
or
the
the
Dryer
Fans
1.6A
fuse
Procedures
and
Infrared
on the
Timer
5.1.1 & 5.1.4,
Tubes
Page 34
4.3.2
(Fixer
C1
If
the have and
The
cycle
times
O
Ifthe
O
If
the speed, Motor,
CHEMICAL/REPLENISHMENT
and
Fixer
Replenishment)
processor
to
be
wait
for
indicator
and
its
normal
Indicator Indicator
the
or
has
been
replenished.
the
3-minute
light
should
the
Replenishment
speed.
does
not
does
light
an
electrical
may
idle
for
replenishment remain
Pump
light,
See
but
the
Pump
be a blown
problem.
See
more the
illuminated
than
Manual
cycle
Motor
should
Procedure
Motor does
fuse
SI-2, a defective
Procedure
one
day,
the
Fixer
Replenishment
to
be
completed.
for
the
full
3-minute
operate
4.3.3. not
increase
4.3.3.
Key
at
two
Pump
may
in
A Since
О
O
4.3.3
the
replenishment,
the
Dispenser
Key
and
following
replenishment
replenishment
and
2.7.
ifthe
replenishment
If
on
Dispenser
Fixer will test
an
there
is
still a drying
the
tanks
have
Page
21,
Bottle.
in
the
Dispenser
fill
automatically.
sheet
of
could
the
replenishment
Bottle
prior
steps 2 through 6 on
rate
is
incorrect
rate
adjustment
rate
test
problem,
not
been
film.
3,
Replace
Bottle
Check
MECHANICAL/REPLENISHMENT
(Replenishment Pump,
O
Listen
for
the
motor
speed
the
Manual defective fuse Instructions
Maintenance, Pump
Call
Replenishment
or
fuse
SI-1
in
the
for
Motor
The
Technical
sound
does
replacement
of
not
increase
SI-2
could compartment replacing
Procedure
Hotline.
also
be
caused
rate
to
depressing
according
steps
on
is
correct,
sheet
cleaned
drain
the
Gears,
the
Replenishment
Key
this
5.1.3, requires a Service
check
of
film.
the
Fixer
according
and
clean
Fixer
Tank.
and
insert
for
proper
Motor,
to
two times
is
depressed,
be
blown.
underneath
fuse
are
Page
34.
by
insufficient
can
be
checked
the
Manual
Page
16,
to
Table
Page
16 - 18,
for
proper
may
be
to
the
Fixer
Mix a new
Dispenser
drying
by
Drive
Pump
its
the
Fuse
SI-2
the
Dryer
provided
Technician.
Fixer
by
Replenishment
1,
perform
film
drying
exhausted.
the
weekly
Tank
and
solution
an
Belts)
Motor.
normal
motor
in
If
rate
could
is
Assembly.
marking
2.5.
the
schedule
of
The
Tank
the
when
be
next
5
If
the
2.5
by
to
O
If
the
Pump
Motor
seems
to
be
Fixer
Replenishment
be
caused
Belt pass
Replenishment
or
Pump
by a defective
Motor the
Drain
Key
Pump
is
Pump
Drive
Belt.
Hoses
is
depressed.
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
operating
operating
Gear,
Pump
Check
into
the
to
Waste
properly,
properly.
Drive
see
check
The
Gear,
chemicals
when
that
Pump
the
the
may
Drive
29
Page 35
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Figure
47.
Bevel
Gears
A
É
Cheek
if
any
gears
To
Tray/Cover
procedure.
processor
The
Drive or
both
The may of
the
spare
defective,
If
none
O.K., belt Drive. A spare Service Maintenance,
The This
at
the
provided defective,
the
and
Manually
as
shown
Pump
Gears
Gear.
Both
gears
are
height
of
the
require
connects
belt
adjustment.
Pump
Gears
Pump
Gear
Parts
Kit. A spare
call
of
the
Pump
check
for a broken
Parts
Kit.
may
simultaneously
same
time
in
your
call
are
Pump
Gears
and
Tank
Cover needs
depress
in
Figure
must
be
properly
gears
are
defective
Pump
are
(Part
The
Gears
the
Pump
belt
(Part
For
Procedure
also
as
the
The Technical
or
Gear
Instructions
provided
No.
CM+7.9432.2854.1)
Drive
Technical
are
or
slipping
Drive
No.
replacement
5.3.3,
be a broken
drives
Pump
Parts
or
making
Pump
to
the
Interlock
46.
worn,
is
critical
in
Gear
Hotline.
turning
Motor
CM+7.0389.6536.0)
Page
or
the
Motor
Kit.
Hotline.
any
Drive
Gears,
be
Switch
engaged
as
replenishment
for
SECTION 5
Pump
to
instructions,
42.
slipping
three
Drive
If
the
with
shown
to
gear
adjustment
is
not
provided.
but
the
Pump
Motor
the
Replenishment
Pump
pumps.
Belt. A spare
Pump
in
engagement
Gear
the
Receiver
as
in
the
cleaning
to
restart
their
associated
Figure
47.
will
be
affected.
and
replacement
Maintenance.
is
provided
If
this
Motor
Drive
Belt.
Pump
is
provided
see
SECTION 5
Gear
Drive
It
may
be
is
Drive
Belt
the
If
either
and
A
in
your
part
sounds
This
in
your
Belt.
inspected
not
is
4.4
Appearance
Processed
Film
of
4.4.1
O
SCRATCHING
Check and
condition
clean
them
Dry
the
Feed
Check
the
The
Receiver
removed.
CM+7.8185.6023.1)
Instructions
SECTION 5
O
Check
Dryer
and
for
Cover
luke-warm
of
the
with a sponge
Table
prior
Dryer
Guide
Tray/Cover
See
Figure
are
for
replacing a Guide
Maintenance,
dirt
or
deposits
is
removed.
water.
(lengthwise)
Feed
Table
and
and
luke-warm
to
processing a film.
Plates
for
loose
and
the
Dryer
48,
included
on
Clean
replacement
in
the
Plate
Procedure
the
Dryer
the
Guide
the
Tank
or
Cover
Keeper
5.5.
Guide
Plates
Guide
Plates
water
if
required.
Keepers.
must
first
Parts
Kit.
are
provided
Plates
while
with a sponge
be
(Part
the
No.
in
30
Section
4;
Troubleshooting
35
Page 36
ーー
Figure
48.
Checking
Keepers
and
Guide
Plates
4.4.2
a
ROLLER
Check the
Receiver
access
water
Check replace Service
Check
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Figure
7.9432.2022.0 Service
Check
follow Check
Follow
Check
Maintenance,
MARKS
condition
Tray/Cover,
the
rollers.
or
remove
the
Tank
them
with
Parts
Kit.
the
upper
49.
Replacement
Parts
Kit.
Developer
steps
on
Developer. regular
the
cleaning
Squeegee
Procedure
(crosswise)
of
the
Tank
Tank
Clean
the
them
and
Roller
and
See
replenishment
Pages
(Part
lower
Gears
CM+
SECTION 5
16
Exhausted
procedure
Roller
5.2.3.
Rollers
clean
Roller
7.9432.2116.0)
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Drive
and
Covers
rollers
for
Developer
and
with a sponge
them
proper
No.
CM+7.9432.2109.1)
5
Maintenance,
Drive
and
Fasteners
Maintenance,
rate.
If
SECTIONS
in
Gear.
Squeegee
Dryer
in a sink.
tension.
Gears
for
(Part
are
adjustment
2.6
and
should
3.
See
SECTION 5
Rollers.
Assembly
and
luke-warm
If
they
from
Procedure
No.
CM+
included
Procedure
is
required,
2.7.
be
replaced.
Remove
Cover
are
See
in
the
to
loose,
your
5.4.1.
5.2.1
Figure
49.
Checking
the
Roller
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
Drive
Gears
31
Page 37
Figure
Squeegee
50.
Checking
Roller
Assembly
the
4.4.3
1
Check warm must
and
Rollers.
©
Check Springs. the Roller semble
loose,
are not
by
the
Procedure
WATER
the
Squeegee
water.
first
be
Wash-Water
See
the
Squeegee
The
calling
Retaining
of
Assembly
the
Squeegee
the
springs
supplied
The
5.4.2.
SPOTS
The
Receiving
removed.
Tank
Figure
50.
Roller
Retaining
five
to
will
in
the
Technical
for
Tray/Cover
will
provide
Assembly
together
the
have
to
Hotline.
are
provided
dirt
deposits.
of
the
easier
(Part
tightly.
at
this
be
replaced.
Parts
Instructions
in
Clean
and
Dryer
Water
Dispenser
access
for
stretched
No.
CM+
7.8187.6853.0)
Remove
on
each
end.
time,
however,
The
Kit
and
will
for
SECTION 5
with
luke
Assembly
Bottle
to
the
Squeegee
Retaining
the
Squeegee
Do
not
if
the
Retaining
have
to
be
replacement
Maintenance,
Cover
hold
disas-
are
Springs
of
Figure
Developer
51.
Checking
Temperature
4.4.4
©
Check
DD
Check
(I
Check
4.4.5
©
Check Manual
cycle.
Run
©
Check
not
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The
Drain
Developer
©
Check If
adjustment
IRREGULAR
that
the
dryer
that
the
room
for
proper
operation
INSUFFICIENT
the
Developer.
Replenishment
an
exposed
the
in
the
range
Developer
and
the
test
developer
of
92° F to
may
clean
the
in
the
Dispenser
developer
is
required,
DRYING
temperature
temperature
PATTERNS
of
the
CONTRAST
If
the
processor
Key and
sheet
temperature.
be
improperly
Developer
replenishment
follow
of
film
94°
in
the
wait
F,
Tank
the
is
not
too
is
not
too
Dryer
Fan.
has
for
the
to
check
See
Figure
call
The
mixed
or
and
Dispenser
Bottle
and
rate.
procedures
high.
low.
See
4.3.1.
been
idle,
3-minute
results.
51.
If
the
Technical
may
be
exhausted.
Bottle.
refill
the
See
Page
on
Page
on
Page
press
the
replenishment
temperature
Hotline.
Mix
new
Developer
16,
16 -18.
28.
is
Tank.
2.5.
(
Check on
the
Page
Replenishment
29.
See
Procedures
4.3.2.
and
4.3.3
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
Page 38
4.4.6
(I
Make
EXCESSIVE
the
same
checks
CONTRAST
as
in
Procedure
4.4.5.
4.5
Excessive
Replenishment
4.4.7
©
Make
4.4.8
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the in
the
O
Make
CO
Check SECTION
Pages
O
Check in
excessive
SECTION
INSUFFICIENT
the
same
checks
DENSE
Developer
Developer
Dispenser
the
the
16-18.
that
FOGGING
may
Tank
Bottle
same
checks
developer
2.
If
adjustment
the
processor
drainage.
1.
DENSITY
as
in
Procedure
be
contaminated
and
Dispenser
and
refill
as
in
Procedure
and
replenishment
is
required,
is
level.
See
Leveling
4.4.5.
by
the
Developer
4.4.5.
follow
Incorrect
Procedures
fixer.
Drain
Mix
rate.
See
procedures
leveling
new
Developer
Tank.
Page
on
and
can Page
clean
16,
on
result
8,
Section
4:
Troubleshooting
33
W
GO
Page 39
SECTION
Maintenance Procedures
5
CAUTION:
turned outlet
OFF
before
Make
and
the
attempting
sure
power
that
the
Processor
cord
is
to
replace a fuse.
unplugged
Power
from
Switch
the
wall
is
5.1
Replacement
of
Fuses
5.1.1.
The drawer
turning
Pull
the
Remove
included
the
Power
5.1.2.
Fuse remove
the
Receiver Rear
Assembly
Lift Figure
Remove Replace
sure Cover,
Receiver ON. The
REPLACING
1.6A under
the
the
drawer
drawer
screw
Switch
REPLACING
SI-1
the
Rear
Transport
the
compartment
57.
that
Bottle
Fuse
(Part
the
Feed
slotted
as
the
in
your
one
is
Dispenser
Transport
Tray/Cover
straight
Fuse
it
and
the
the
Tray/Cover.
Dryer
screw
out.
shown
defective
half
turn
ON
to
System
up
SI-1
insert
compartment
Dryer
Fans
THE
1.6A
No.
CM+
7.0451.9608.0)
Tray.
Using a screw
in
the
drawer
See
Figure
in
Figure
fuse
Parts
clockwise.
resume
THE
in a compartment
Bottles,
System
and
Cover
as
shown
cover (Part
the
spare
Drive
Gear
Dispenser
Plug
and
52.
53.
from
the
Kit.
operation.
6.25A
Bottle
Cover ( See
the
Dryer
(See
in
off
to
gain
No.
CM+7.0451.9705.0)
which
cover
and
is
engaged.
Bottles,
in
the
Power
Heaters
FUSE
one
The
fuse
fuse
holder
Close
the
Plug
in
FUSE
under
Holder
Figure
Assembly
Figure
Figure
56.
access
is
included
the
Dryer
Dryer
Cord
should
be
is
half
turn
is
and
drawer
the
Power
SI-1.
the
Dryer
and
the
54).
Cover.
55),
and
to
the
Roller
Assembly
and
operative.
in
the
access
lift
in
turn
the
latch
counter-clockwise.
at
the
left
insert a spare
and
lock
it
by
Cord
and
turn the
Assembly.
two
screws
Then
remove
Finally,
fuses,
is
your
Assembly.
the
the
Dryer
as
clearly
Rear Cover
the
Power
remove
Roller
shown
identified.
Parts
Transport
and
by
side
of
fuse,
First, securing the
the
in
Kit.
Make
Switch
@
34
5.1.3.
If Fuse next described Switch
5.1.4.
Fuse
the
ever
however,
Technical
REPLACING
the
Replenishment/Circulation
SI-2
is
probably
to
Fuse
SI-1.
in
5.1.2.
is
turned
ON,
REPLACING
SI-3
protects
microprocessor
require
replacement.
this
may
Hotline.
THE
blown.
See
Figure
to
the
motors
THE
the
low-voltage
and
indicate a serious
If
it
6.25A
Fuse
57.
the
400MA
is
Section
5:
Maintenance
FUSE
Motor
or
SI-2
is
Follow
blown
Fuse
should
start.
FUSE
Transformer
blown,
it
electrical
SI-2
Drive
Motor does
the
same
SI-2.
SI-3
and
This
can
be
problem.
in
the
compartment procedures When
power fuse
should
replaced
Call
not
the
Power
source
as
in
The
operate,
as
for
seldom
5.1.2,
Page 40
Figure
54.
Unscrew
a
Rear
Transport
System
„al
Cover
=
Figure
=
57.
|
Remove
τες
Compartmei
i
int
Cover
Section
5:
Maintenance
Page 41
5.2.
Replacement
Defective
Gears
of
CAUTION:
parts
that
protection
the
The
parts
When
are
in
should
and
may
now
maintenance
contact
then
be
be
with
worn.
rinse
safely
chemistry,
Remove
the
parts
handled
procedures
rubber
the
Dispenser
in
water
without
require
gloves
to
remove
rubber
the
handling
and
suitable
Bottle(s),
gloves.
drain
all
chemicals.
of
GENERAL
After
locating a defective
general
1,
Remove
prying
2.
Withdraw
pins
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removed.
3.
5.2.1.
Remove Figure
Remove Figure
Roller
turns
resumed.
PROCEDURE
procedure.
the
it
off
the
which
the
damaged,
REPLACING
the
Snap
58.
the
Fastener
59.
Drive
Gear.
the
assembly
smoothly,
gear,
retainer
with a screw
may
gear
Parts
gear
slowly
hold
can
and
or a Shaft
Kit.
Snap
the
Snap
A
Ring
(Part
and
by
the
Tank
driver.
from
gear
fall
TANK
No.
the
Upper
Ring
(Part
its
shaft,
to
the shaft.
out
of
Ring
in
Pin
is
lost,
COVER
CM+
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the
Drive
Cover
and
replacement
No,
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Drive
Gear
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may
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replaced
to
lose
Pins
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GEAR
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shown
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cylinder
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the
Ring
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in
If
Drive
by
No.
gear
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36
NOTE:
can be
raised
shaft
by
washers
the
Gear.
Unless
tion
of
the
be
changed.
be
reused
ject
to
wear.
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the
or
lowered
adjusting
below
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the
number
washers
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Pump
Gear
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number
the
Pump
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Gear Replace
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REPLACING
25,
off
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onto
and
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Replenishment
Figure
41.
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Ring
the
Pump
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washers
the
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shape
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the
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Shaft
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Gear
on
Kit.
A
REPLENISHMENT
Pump
No.
CM+
as
shown
may
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independently.
and
the
shaft
—e
Re-install
the
Replenishment
Pump
Section
5:
Maintenance
following
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be
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and
into
Figure
shape
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fasten
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60.
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See same
with a Snap
Tank.
PUMP
procedures
that
holds
and
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from
the
hole
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Figure
61.
number
Ring
GEAR
in
the
the
the
the
of
included
3,
Pump
Pump
shaft.
Pump
in
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Page 42
a
Figure
59.
Remove
Fastener
K
and
Drive
Gear
Figure
61.
Removing
and
Pump
Gear
5:
Maintenance
Page 43
NOTE:
that
the
Wash-Water
removed
access
Gear. removal Bottle. Tank
procedures
Tank. required.
to
to
This
of
Drain
according
Rubber
itis
recommended
provide
the
Squeegee
will
also
require
the
Water
the
Wash-Water
to
normal
and
remove
gloves
Tank
be
easier
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the
Dispenser
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are
not
5.2.3. SQUEEGEE
CAUTION: Infrared to
continuing
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Remove
remove slightly
Cover sink
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touch them.
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the
and
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If
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Wait
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Receiver
Wash
Water
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out
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frame
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SQUEEGEE
processor
Fans
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procedure.
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Tank.
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the
processor
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GEARS
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Dryer
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space
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DRIVE
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Assembly
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parts
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Remove
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Squeegee
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replace,
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Cover
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65.
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Assembly
Drive
Parts
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Squeegee
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necessary,
64.
tape,
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Drain
Valve.
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GEAR
Receiver
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Gear
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Gear
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No.
No.
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No.
No.
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Receiver
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Parts
Assembly,
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TRANSPORT
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55,
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Cover,
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Dryer
56 & 57.
and
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to
Dispenser
Resume
Rear
Assembly
the
shown
Rear
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Chemical
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Dryer
Transport
the
normal
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in
Kit.
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Tank
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Rear
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38
|
5:
Maintenance
Page 44
Figure
62.
Removing
Squeegee
Roller
Assembly
Figure
64.
Replace
Squeegee
Transport
Gear(s)
Figure
63.
Replacing
Squeegee
Drive
Gear
Figure
65.
Replace
Dryer
Transport
Drive
Gear
Section
5:
Maintenance
Page 45
5.3
Maintenance
of
the
Assembly
NOTE:
situated access have
may and
Hoses Cord
have
tion
procedure.
so
to
to
be
require
disconnecting
and
from
full
access
you
may
Main
if
the
processor
that
you
the
rear
rotated
draining
removing
the
wall
to
skip
Drive
have
full
section,
180°.
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the
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the
Drain
the
Power
outlet.
the
rear
the
drainage
is
not
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If
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sec-
the
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Assembly,
replaced. may
Turn
Remove Pull
Rotate Remove
Transport
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not
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the
replaceable
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Tanks
the
the
processor
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however,
If
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have
Switch
Dispenser
out
partially
processor
Bottle
System
Cover.
parts
are
under
will
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if
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Hotline.
OFF.
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and
180°
to
Holder
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parts
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54)
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the
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Drive No.
40
Section
5:
Maintenance
7
45
Page 46
Figure
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the
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Gear
Maintenance
Section
5:
41
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Page 47
5.3.2
The
trouble-free
may
The
on the
The
REPLACING
Shaft
Bearings
performance. However,
cause
gear
Shaft
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exploded
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CURIX
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are
view
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Appendix A (Page
procedure
for
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60
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of
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BEARING
Processor
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Gear
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Drive
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Shaft
Remove
Pin
Remove Worm side. chemical
Re-insert
Replace
with a Snap
Drive
position
After
Cover
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operating
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Transport
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Shaft
of
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shaft
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the
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on
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Main
of
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parts
replacement
is
still
off,
down,
operation
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O.K.,
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retaining
position.
Ring,
Worm
side
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channel.
Gear
Shaft
Pin
Carefully
Shaft.
and
shaft.
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plug
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of
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Main
turn the
screws,
Follow
Drive Gear,
of
the
processor.
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69 & 70.
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procedure
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permit
Replenishment
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5.3.3
DRIVE
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REPLACING
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THE
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Assembly.
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MOTOR
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42
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Figure
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5:
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the
Belt
in
Transfer
as
Page 48
Figure
71.
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of
Replenishment
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Assembly
Figure
72.
Drive
Belt
Assembly
Diagram
Section
5:
Maintenance
Figure
73.
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Keeper
and
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Disc
43
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Page 49
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is
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ON
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the Replace
Replace normal
5.3.4. DRIVE
A
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to
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parts
Appendix
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Remove
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prevent and
Reposition
Repeat
REPLACING
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Squeegee
in
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and
part A,
if
follows:
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shaft
their
replace
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Page
55.
you
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as
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Therefore,
is
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shown
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firmly
Roller
plate
Spring
a
The
in
off
to
Section
5:
Maintenance
Page 50
Figure
75.
Replacing
a
Squeegee
Roller
Spring
Section
5:
Maintenance
Page 51
5.5
Replacement
Dryer
Keepers
Guide
Plate
of
|
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these scratching
If
needed,
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|
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Figure
76.
Replacing a Dryer
Guide
Plate
Keeper
46
5:
Maintenance
Page 52
Appendix
Exploded
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Type
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Page 62
Appendix
Parts
List
B.
Figure
No.
Part
No.
CM+6.0202.179.00 CM+6.0244.024.00
CM+7.0372.0040.0 CM+7.0372.0070.0 CM+7.0426.6063.0
CM+7.8896.2952.0 CM+8.9432.1070.4
CM+7.9432.1075.0
CM+8.9432.1080.2 CM+8.9432.1090.4 CM+8.9432.1110.4 CM+7.9462.1019.1
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CM+7.9462.5112.0 CM+8.9462.4566.0 CM+8.8185.6580.0 CM+8.9462.1500.3 CM+6.0205.075.00
Description
Screw Screw,
Phillips
Hose
Clamp
Hose
Clamp,
Cover,
Switch
Elbow,
Rubber
Valve,
Red (Developer) Seal Foot,
Leveling
Valve,
White
Valve,
Blue
Measuring
Cover,
Rear
Cover,
Receiver/Tray
Cover,
Snap
Hose
Reducer
Hose,
Drain
Hose,
Adaptor
Holder, Ring,
Ring,
Cover,
Bottle
Adapter
Adapter
Ring,
Adapter
Dryer
Pin,
Interlock
Plate,
Feed
Bottle,
Without
Bottle
Label,Red
Bottle
Label,
Bottle
Label,
Protecting
Cover,
Case,
Interlock
Interlock
Snap
Chassis,
Shaft,
Film
Wiring, Felt
Felt
Casing, Cover, Cable, Magnet
Strip,
Strip,
Feed
Tray
Screw,
Film
Light
Light
Power
Roller,
Feed
Head
Plastic
(Water)
(Fixer)
Pin,
Interlock
Lock
Drive
Spring
(Red)
(Blue) (Pearl
Grey)
Switch
Table
Label
(Developer)
Blue
(Fixer)
White
(Water)
Cap,
Switch
Switch
Lock
Processor
Scanner/Detector
Scanner/Detector
Light
Trap
Light
Trap
Trap
Trap
(120
Detector
Assembly
Tray
Assembly
Holder
VAC/60
Plate
Switch
Switch
Hz)
Appendix
B:
Parts
List
57
Page 63
Figure
No.
Part
No.
Description
2 2
2
2
2
2 2 2
2 2
2
2 2 2 2 2
3
3
3
3
3
3 3 3
3
3
3 3 3 3 3
3 3
CM+7.0436.5228.0 CM+7.0451.9608.0
CM+7.0451.9630.0
CM+7.0451.9705.0
CM+8.8370.9170.1
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CM+7.9462.1560.1 CM+7.9462.2500.0
CM+7.9462.2510.1 CM+8.9462.2586.0 CM+7.0414.4002.0 CM+7.0433.7036.0 CM+8.9462.4350.0 CM+8.9462.4546.0
CM+6.0200.449.00
CM+6.0219.144.00
CM+7.8187.6655.1
CM+7.9402.1101.1
CM+7.9402.1129.0
CM+7.9460.2258.0 CM+7.9462.1204.0 CM+7.9462.1206.0 CM+7.9462.1212.0
CM+7.9462.1214.0
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Filter,
Power
Fuse,
1.6
A,
Fuse,
400
mA,
Fuse, 6.25
Relay
Control Cover, Locking
Drawer Circuit
Circuit Cable, Capacitor, Transformer,
Fan, Eprom
Shaft
Shaft
Gear,
Gear,
Snap
Bearing, Gear, Gear, Gear,
Gear,
Union, Gear, Bearing, Gear, Gear,
Motor, Drive
A,
Board,
Board,18.GS1
Power
Bar,
Board,
Board, FI
18XAWG28
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IC-10, (120
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Pin,
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Ring
Main
25
Teeth
46
Teeth
Helical
Dryer
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Drive
Spur
Drive Worm Spur
Gear
Assembly
Gear
Supply
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Supply
Drawer
Card
Distributor
Triac
11.GS1
VAC,
60
(120
VAC,
VAC,
22
Teeth
Drive
Spur,
24
Teeth
Drive
Gear
Shaft
(120
Drive
(120
1.GS
Hz)
60
Hz)
60
VAC,
Hz)
60
VAC,
5
©
Hz)
60Hz)
58
Appendix
B:
Parts
a
List
Page 64
Figure
No.
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Description
Belt,
Toothed,
Screw,
Hexagon Washer, Shaft
Pin,
Washer,
Gear,
Transfer
Plate,
Shaft
Gear,
Motor
Gear,
Transfer
Belt,
Toothed,
Switch,
Roller, Snap Switch,
Scale
Setting
5GS1-Step Shaft, Gear
Bearing Gear Gear
Switch
VDR-Board,
Motor,
Rocker,
Drive
Ring,
Rocker,
Plate,
Knob,
Drive
Plate
and and
Enclosure,
Drive
Motor
Metal
Grooved
Retaining
(Large)
Drive,
(Small) Pump
Replenishment
Belt
Keeper
Power
Dryer
Dryer
Switch,
Shaft,
Pump
Shaft,
Pump
Dryer
(120
Drive
Head
Disc
15
Teeth
Drive
ON/OFF
Temperature
Temperature
Dryer
Temperature
Drive Drive
Control
Step
Control
VAC,
60
Key
Panel
Hz)
5
5
5
5 5
5
5
12586
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586
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586
A
586
Appendix
CM+8.8370.2615.0
CM+7.9432.1006.0
CM+7.9432.2002.0
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,CM+8.9432.2180.4
CM+8.9432.2720.0
CM+7.9462.1027.0 CM+8.8370.2655.0 CM+8.83702665.0
B:
Parts
List
Pump
Label,
Swinging
Tube,
Drain
Gear,
Crown
Label, Roller
Roller
Guide
Shaft
Pin, Guide Tension Roller
Assembly, Latch, Gear,
Spur
Heater,
Tank,
(D,
Assembly
Numbers
Numbers
Plate
Spring,
Replenishment
Tank
F,
1-6
Bracket,
1-6
Assembly
Spring
Transport
(D,
F)
W)
Tank
Rubber,
Rubber,
(Tanks)
Drain
Exit
Roller
Entrance
Pump
Tube
59
Page 65
Figure
No.
Part
No.
Description
6
6
6 6 6 6
6
6 6 6 6
6
6 5
7
7
7 7 7 7 7
7
CM+8.9432.2020.3
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CM+6.0200.439.00
CM+6.0200.449.00
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CM+7.9462.1354.1 CM+7.9462.1355.0
Roller
Guide
Bearing Gear, Gear, Gear,
Bolt, Helical, Helical Bevel,
Gear, Bevel,
Gear, Bevel,
Roller
Assembly,
Roller
Assembly,
Pump
Assembly
Pump
Assembly
Bearing,
Heater,
Fixer/Developer,
Washer
Shaft
Pin,
Cylindrical
Shaft
Pin,
Cylindrical
Washer Washer Gear, Snap Plate
Gear, Guide
(Small)
(Large) Spur, Ring
with
Spur,
Bolt,
Bearing,
Assembly
Guide
Roller
Upper
Drive
(D,
F,
W)
Guide
Roller
Transport
Hard
Hard (Fixer) (Water)
Roller
Dryer
Roller
Dryer
Dryer
Guide
Dryer
Assembly
(Tank
Cover)
(D,
(D,
Roller
Roller
(Lower)
110
VAC,
(Short)
(Long)
Assembly
Roller
F,
W)
F,
W)
(Upper)
60
Plate
a
Hz
diği
7&8 788
CM+7.9460.2105.0
CM+7.9460.2106.0
Bearing Bearing
(Top) (Bottom)
60
Appendix
B:
Parts
List
Page 66
Figure
No.
Part
No.
Description
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CM+7.8187.6862.0
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CM+7.9462.1307.0
CM+8.9462.1360.0 CM+8.9462.1370.0
CM+8.9462.1400.0 CM+8.9462.1430.0
Shaft
Pin,
Cylindrical
Shaft
Pin,
Cylindrical
Washer
Washer
Gear, Spur, Snap
Plate Gear, Guide
Bearing Bearing
Grooved Washer, Retaining
(Small)
(Large)
Ring
with
Bearing,
Spur,
Bolt,
(Top) (Bottom)
Bushing,
Squeegee
Ring,
Dryer
Dryer
Dryer
Squeegee
Keeper
Bearing/Retainer, Bearing/Retainer,
Tension
Key,
Gear,
Squeegee
Clip, Tie Guide
Clip, Plate
Roller,
Roller,
Roller,
Gear
Helical
Long)
Rod
Plate
Short
with
Dryer
Dryer
Dryer
Spring,
Spur,
Roller
Bearings,
Feed,
Guide, 1 inch
Guide, 1 inch
(Short)
(Long)
Roller
Dryer Guide Assembly
Tension
Roller
Squeegee Squeegee
Squeegee
22
Teeth
Assembly
Dryer
1/2
inch
Assembly
Roller
Plate
Spring
Roller
Roller (Rear) Roller
Roller
Assembly
(Rubber)
(Rubber)
(PVC)
(Front)
(Front)
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Appendix
CMr7.9462.1021.0 CM+8.9462.4300.2
CM+7.9462.4315.0 CM+8.9462.4685.0 CM+8.9462.4690.0
CM+9.8148.6611.0
B:
Parts
List
Mounting IR
Unit
IR
Heater,
Plate,
Cross-Fiow Cross-Flow
Switch,
Over
Heater
120
VAC, Blower, Blower,
Temperature,
120
60 120 120
VAC,
Hz
VAC, VAC,
60
60 60
Dryer
Hz
Hz
Hz
Safety
(Bottom) (Top)
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Appendix
How
when
to
you
C
get
help
need
it
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Call
the
Agfa
purchased
Have
the
following
1.
Serial
Number
Processor.
2.
Type
of
equipment.
3.
Date
of
Installation
4.
lf
purchased
and a Purchase
Try
to
have
the
A.
Describe
B.
What
C.
What
D.
Try
make
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2.
Call
Have
1.
Serial
2.
Type
3.
Date
4
.
If
purchased
and a Purchase
5.
If
purchased
to
Try A.
Describe
B.
What
C.
What
D.
Try the the
troubleshooting
the
were
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to
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your
the
call
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help
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the
following
Number
of
equipment.
of
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have
the
the
were
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to
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your
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Agfa
Dealer
this
equipment.
information
of
equipment.
and
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following
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Number
additional
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as
trying
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Instruction
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Agfa,
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equipment.
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Instruction
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2
Appendix
D:
Equipment
Specifications
Film
Sizes:
Tray
Capacity:
Developer:
Fixer:
Wash-Water: Replenisher
(2.5
liter)
Film
Transport
(28.5
cm/min)
Processing
dry-to-dry
Suggested AGFA
G153
AGFA
G354
Warm-Up Automatic
“Optimizing Infrared
during
dryer
setting
|
Noise
Power 60
Hz,
Standby
W/hr
Dimensions:
37" W x (without
Clearance 39"
Wx
|
Minimum
26" x 26"
Weight:
119
Ib
141
Ib
Standard
CURIX
Drain
6
Replenisher
3
Replenisher-Bottle
and
Adapter
Feed
Tray/Light
Operator’s Cat.
No.:
Width:
Size:
60
Time: 7 minutes
Dryer:
continuous
Level:
Requirements:
1100 W max
Mode:
Power
25.5"Dx17"H light
27"
Counter
(empty) (with
Equipment:
60
Processor
Hoses
Caps
Hose
FZ3H2000
14"
4" x 4"
0.24
0.24
o.24
Bottles:
Speed:
Time:
185
Chemistry:
Developer
Fixer
Concentrate
films/hr
Standby
Key”
Dimensions:
Dx
chemistry
Manual
(10" x 12")
for
Heat
operation
of
#4
is
60
dB
+1
100
W
Consumption:
cover)
28"
H
Required:
Bottles
Accessory
Cover
gal
(0.9
liter)
gal
(0.9
liter)
gal
(0.9
liter)
0.66
gal
11
in./min
seconds,
Concentrate
Mode: replenishment
generated
at
1990
BTU/hr
dB
(A)
120
VAC,
and
water)
with
Valves
(drain)
Accessory
OPTIONS:
5-Gallon Gat. No.:
Fixed
Type water
Cat. No.: Counter
31" x 27" Cat.
CURIX Sturdy covered Cat.
Spare
Includes
Cat.
CURIX
AGFA
2.5
12
Cat.
AGFA
2.5
18
Cat.
Water
9424/100
supply
No.:
60
and
No.:
Parts
No.:
G153
liter
mixes
mixes
No.:
G354
liter
mixes
mixes
No.:
Waste
Support:
wood
video tape
60
Bottle
F8AM4439
Supply
for
FZ3H2010
wood
panel
F8AM4440
Processor
easy
to
construction
FZ3H2003
Kit:
F8AM4482
CHEMISTRY
Developer
(Part
per
case
FY1H0070
Fixer
Concentrate
per
case
Connection:
continuous
i
Stand:
clean
Formica-
instructions
Concentrate:
“A” & “B”)
Part)
Appendix
D:
Equipment
Specifications
Page 71
THIS
PAGE
INTENTIONALLY
LEFT
BLANK
66
Page 72
CURIX
(Type
9462/100/120/140)
60
Processor
Operating
Instructions
Always the
following
Turning
Selecting
Dryer
Manual
Film
feed
(with
attached)
check
the
Processor
the
Temperature
Replenishment
Light-Tight
the
cover
Processor
ON
OFF
a
©
7
È
*
Power
cord
+
Processor
+
Replenishment
Darkroom
*
water
Cold
*
¢
Depress
*
Seven-minute
*
Normal
*
Consult
See
*
Use than
+
Briefly indicating
+
When
+
Normal
+
Make
+
Open
+
The
*
When
next
+
Once door
+
The
+
Feed 4 x 4 in.
©
Depress
goes
CAUTION:
setting
Operator's
SECTION 4 -
Manual
one
depress
light
replenishment
sure Light-Tight
red
lamp
the
film into
film
may
largest
the
out.
Never
is
in
wall
Receiver
Bottles
closed
is
door
open
is
tap
the red
day.
Power
warm-up
for
this
Troubleshooting.
Replenishment
Replenishment
the
three-minute
goes
out,
darkroom
Cover
on
the
lamp
goes
the
processor.
is
inserted
be
opened.
film
width
(10
cm x 10
red
Power
turn
outlet.
Tray/Cover
are
(if
Switch
period
control
Manual
film
is
door
and
Replenishment
off
again
and
that
Switch
the
processor
and
properly
safe
and
Optional
at
starts.
is
before
if
processor
Key.
replenishment
may
be
automatic.
is
closed
insert
(about
the
Light-Tight
can
be
cm)
films
at
Dryer
Cover
positioned
on.
is
light
Water
Fixed
position
“3”.
changing
fed
film
processed
position
OFF
“i”.
Fans
has
The
indicator
cycle.
into
processor.
and
safe
into
Key
will
three-minutes)
Cover
diagonally.
“O”.
during
in
Connection
The
and
heaters
this
setting.
been
light
feed
slot.
go
on.
is
is
14
The
film
are
securely
Bottle
Holder.
switch
are
idle
for
more
light
will
is
on.
Close
feed
the
closed,
the
in.
(36
cm.)
switch
transport.
closed.
installed).
is
is
illuminated.
activated.
go on
cover.
darkroom
lamp
IMPORTANT
Replenishment
Pe
After
you
have
Bottle
®
If
the remedied not
*
If
you
and
processor
by
work,
see
still
have
finished
open
turning
SECTION 4 -Troubleshooting
difficulty,
the
is
not
Receiver
processing,
operating
the
processor
call
your
Tray/Cover
remove
slightly.
properly,
Dealer
OFF
the
and
or
the
Developer
trouble
then
in
the
the
Technical
can
often
ON
again.
Operator’s
Hotline.
AGFAS
be
If
this
does
Manual.
Page 73
CURIX
(Type
9462/100/120/140)
If
you
encounter turning again. solves
microprocessors.
Refer SECTION complete
the
processor
This
self-correcting
troubles
to
the
Operator’s
4
-
Trouble
information.
60
operating
OFF
related
to
shooting
Processor
problems, and
action
the
Manual
then
often
for
try
ON
more
Refer
to
SECTION 5
Procedures,
common Troubleshooting
Procedures
Processor adjustment. precautions
to
troubles.
may
for
observation Observe when
Maintenance
the
and
Maintenance.
require
you
all
handling
most
to
open
or
safety
chemicals
Quick
the
Troubleshooting
and
internal
Refer
attempting If
you
still
Apendix You
Need
parts
of
the
to
SECTIONS 4 and 5 before
any
of
these
have
difficulty
to
the
processor,
C
~
“How
to
Get
It.”
Guide
Processor.
procedures.
restoring
Help
refer
When
proper
to
not
can
Troubles
turn
ON
OFF
OFF
also
be
can
chemistry
caused
also
and
be
Probable
+
Power
*
Blown
®
Receiver
closed.
®
Fuse
SI-2
+
Transport disengaged.
Distribution
Assembly
disengaged.
e
Exhusted
to
wrap
©
Misaligned
+
Misaligned Rollers.
«
Defective
©
Improper
Temperature
©
Dryer
defective.
|"
Defective
+
Replenishment
+
Replenishment adjustment.
Processor
Electro-mechanical
Trouble
Processor
Film
TURN
Film
TURN
Note: by
Film
Note: caused excess
Chemical temperature
Replenishment
will
PROCESSOR
jamming
PROCESSOR
Jamming
drying
Drying
by
defective
humidity.
chemistry.
problems
Cause
Plug
not
in
fuse.
Tray/Cover
(6.25A
is
Drive
inoperative
(Squeegee)
inoperative
chemistry
around
roller.
Guide
Transport
drive
gears.
setting
on
Control
Tank Heaters
Bottles
rates
not
level
power
not
blown)
or
may
Plates
or
Dryer
empty.
need
outlet.
properly
or
Roller
cause
Squeegee
Corrective
*
Check Power
®
Check
®
Properly interlock
See
SECTIONS 4 &
Check
Transport
Engage Check
Squeegee
and
Drive
See
SECTIONS 4 &
film
Check
chemistry.
replace
from
Check
Guide
Check
rollers
Align
rollers
Replace
See
SECTIONS 4 &
Increase temperature
Repair
or
should
Technical
Heaters replacements by
qualified
Call
Dealer
Fill
Replenishment
See
SECTION
Rate
Adjustment
*
Adjust
leveling
See
Action
Plug.
fuse.
Replace
close
Cover
pin.
Drive
if
necessary.
Roller
Gear.
Engage
Replenish
chemistry.
or
decrease
replace
be
performed
Technician.
Hotline.
are
or
Remove
Plates. and
drive
or
engage
drive
by
turning
Dryer.
factory
should
Service
Technical
Bottles.
2,
Replenishment
Procedure.
screws.
1.
Plug
it
in.
if
blown.
to
engage
5.
Gears.
Assembly
Gear.
5.
or
film
Realign.
gears.
gears.
gears.
5.
dryer
control.
This
by
qualified
Call
Dealer
set.
Repair
be
performed
Technician.
Hotline.
or
or
IMAGE
VISION
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Film
Condition
Light
lengthwise
Closely crosswise
Lengthwise
Water
spots
Insufficient contrast,
Dense
fogging
Irregular
Inadequate
Note:
May
mechanical
gears,
etc.
and
spaced,
stripes
scratches
processing
or
excessive
or
insufficient
drying
drying
also
be
malfunction
See
SECTION 4 (4.3.3)
Appearance
stripes
light
and
caused
dark
density
by
of
pumps,
Probable
+
Transport cleaning.
*
Defective rollers,drive
*
Exhausted
replenishment
*
Defective
Gear.
*
Feed
cleaning.
*
Loose Assembly.
*
Processor
©
Dirty
©
Retaining Roller
+
idle
©
Improper
©
Improper
+
Developer
+
replenished
©
Dryer
+
Room
©
Dryer
©
Dryer
©
Dryer
*
Developer or
Cause
or
Film
gears,
Developer
Squeegee
Table
or
or
missing
not
Squeegee
Springs
Assembly
developer,
too
long.
developer
replenishment
contaminated
exhausted,
or
temperature
temperature
fan
defective.
temperature defective.
and/or
improperly
Squeege
Transport
rate.
Guide
level.
wrong
replenished.
Rollers
roller
or
Roller
Plates
Keepers
Rollers.
on
Squeegee
are
slack.
or
temperature.
rate.
improperly
temperature.
too
high.
too
low.
too
low,
fixer
exhausted
need
System,
springs. incorrect
Drive
need
in
Dryer
by
fixer.
Corrective +
Clean
and
See
Replace
Check
rate.
replace
See
Replace
Clean
Dry
See
Replace
Level
Clean
See
Check See
Press If
developer
tank Check
92° F to Technical
Check
Check operation,
Drain developer.
Follow
insufficient
Check
+
Check
*
See Dryer
or
Technical
©
Check
See call
If
processor
Replenishment
and/or
clean
and/or See
Action
with
luke
warm
sponge
SECTIONS 4 &
SECTIONS 4 &
Table
SECTIONS 4 &
SECTION
SECTIONS 4 &
and
SECTION 4 (4.3.1)
SECTION 4 (4.3.1).
Dealer
SECTION 4 (4.3.2)
or
clean
defective
developer
If
rate
developer.
defective
with
luke
before
Keepers.
processor.
spring
Replenishment
prepare
temperature.
94°
Hotline.
replenishment
2.
replenishment
SECTION 4 (4.3.2
and
clean
Refill
corrective
contrast
and
adjust
and
adjust
Fan.
and
adjust
ot
fixer
tanks.
fixer
parts.
replenishment
is
O.K.,
parts.
warm
processing
See
with
luke
3.
tension.
is
exhausted,
fresh
F,
call
Dealer
tank.
tank.
temperature. temperature.
If
defective,
Hotline.
temperature.
Technical
has
been
Key.
is
exhausted,
Mix
new
and
refill
in
sink.
5.
clean
5.
water.
5.
SECTION
warm
5.
Key.
developer.
If
not
rate,
system
Mix
or
density.
to
call
If
Hotline.
idle,
If
developer
developer
tank.
water
tank
and
films.
1.
water.
clean
between
or
&
new
for
check
Dealer
defective
press
drain
and
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Technical
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Types
9462/100/140
1st
K
어이
AGFA
&
Page 76
9462/100/140
Reference
Ti
0.ST1
0.M1
0.M2
1.XS1
1.BU9
1.ST10
1.BU8
1.BU1
1.BU7
1.BU11
1.XK1/4
1.XK1/4
diagram
Curix
Wiring Mains Drive Circulation-replenishment
. E
60
(Curix
60) 1
connection
motor
cable
motor
1.XS1
1.BU6
2.BU83
1.XK1
2.BU80
18.ST1
11.BU5
11.ST1
1.TR1/1,3,5
7.GS/PE
18.GS/PE
2.BU81 1.BU5
2.BU82
1.GS
2.GS
8.
3.Hz1
3.Hz2
4.S1
|
Distributor
Scopix-Mini
Wiring
Fixer
heater
Cover
switch
board
speed
(solution
heater) 3
heater
2.C1
selection
1.BU3
1.BU4
1.XS1,
6.S2
5,
5.Hz1
5.Hz2
5.M1
5.М2
_
5.BU2
6.GS
6.S2,XS1
7.GS
7.BU1
7.BU2
7.GS/PE
8.
8.S1/1,2
8.S2/1,2
10.
10.M1
11.GS
11.ST1
11.BU5
18.GS GS
18.ST1
18.BU15
18.BU5
18.BU7,8
18.GS/PE
Wiring Dryer
heater
Dryer
heater
Fan
top
Fan
bottom
Adapter
GS
dryer
GS-VDR
Wiring
Wiring
GS
triac
program
(dryer) 5
top
bottom
cable
step
switch
board
(fan - Curix
board
(control
rollers) 8
60) 10
board
i
.
Curix
60)
5.BU5
5.BU6
5.BU3
5.BU4
5.ST5,6
2.MC1
18.BU7,8
6.S3
1.XK1/4
18.BU13/1,2
18.BU13/3,4
1.BU2
1.BU1
1.BU8
x
-
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1.ST10
1.TR1
6.BU1 7BU1
1.XK1/4
Page 77
diagrams
- GS
Description
Service
Standard
Flash
Overall
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
control
triac
GS
GS
GS
program
information
modifications
circuit
diagram
diagram
board
diagrams dryer
VDR
distributor
speed
of
function
diagrams
board
18.GS1
11.GS1
step-switch
board
board
selection
10
Maintenance
Modification
11
12
Spare-parts
13
Specifications
installation
14
Starting
15
check
instructions
list
and
instructions
instructions
list
Page 78
9462/100/140
Functional
ils
2.
General
With are
switched
The
outside The
temperature
The exhaust
Sequence
After
valves. the
solution
Warm-up
Film
within
Replenishment,
Dryer
Dryer
description
information
the
machine
on.
and
(switch
connection
When
feed
the
fan
of
function
the
levels,
time
of
is
detected
film
cycle:
heater,
fan,
threshold
which
of
delay
Curix
switch
the
drive
fixer
heater
have a capillary
70
°C 7
setting
ex
factory
is
active
through
the 3 replenishment
machine
during
the
delay
is
switched
this
cycle
solutions
with 2 magnetic
delay
is
time
time
time
60
motor
(transport
tube
K).
is
34
°C + 1
the
containers
on a starting
the
dryer
heater
about 7 minutes
rollers/reed
15s
225
s
265
s
speed
K.
time
the
cycle
is
activated
depending
28
cm/min),
and a thermal
prevents
are
is
carried
for
on
the
The
film
pump
motor,
cutout
condensation.
filled
automatically
out
independent 225 s and respective
end
solution
which
cannot
up
to
of
developer
the
dryer
fan
temperature.
then
starts
heaters
be
the
bottom
temperature
for
265
the
and
reset
s.
-
exhaust
from
edge
of
and
periods
fan
the
the
3.
Whenever
40/50/60
As
long tor which
in
the
to
the
The
15 s after films Activation
the
immediately.
percent).
as
to
about
is
sufficient vertical drain.
replenishment
the
are
fed
of
plenishment
Notes
on
the
The
wire-strap
magnetic
film
is
720
rpm.
pipe
The
film
then
the
replenishment
cycle
control
switches
roller
The
user
being
fed
The
pump
for
the
circulation
and
flows
respective
is
only
controlled
end
has
entered,
40 s after
which
is
independent
board
on
this
is
turning
can
double
outlet
over
at
amount
key
18.GS1
board
adjust
the
amount
located
with
the
of
fresh
by
the
the
6.S3
are
the
process
the
the
normal
top
into
solution
the
length
signal
IR
radiator
switches
of
film
all
open
times
dryer
temperature
of
solution
below
the
speed.
the
collection
is
replenished
of a film,
lamp goes
switches
the
pump
transport.
as
they
are
constantly
is
circulated
tank
level
Therefore
chute
the
out
and off
motor
are
not
reactivated.
with
the
step
due
only
allows a certain
part
of
of
the
automatically.
width
must
and
80 s after
to
double
used
in
this
The
switch
to
the
speed
the
increased
respective
therefore
that
the
another
film
exit
speed
be
application.
IR
dryer
in
percentage
-
doubling
amount
amount
exit
rollers
considered
film
can
the
fan
and
starts
and
steps
of
the
of
throughput
of
and
from
in
be
fed.
switches
a 3
minutes
the
fan
(10/20/30/
pump
solution
there
the
pump
If
no
more
off.
re-
are
mo-
rises
in-
ad-
anca
A
07/88
ah
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9462/100/140
ES
Service
A
simple
Output:
1.
Step:
2.
Step:
3.
Step:
4.
Step:
Input:
Roller Roller
program
service
fan
fan + IR
circulation
replenishment
8.S1
8.S2
Replenishment
The
red
lamp
will
be
switched
program
5M1
and
5M1,
key
6.S3
in
the
replenishment
ON
or
M2
0.M2
OFF.
can
be
M2,
Hz1, 2 time
activated
time
30s
key
indicates
by
jumpering
limit: limit:
the
contacts 1 and 3 on
25s
5s
loaded
value.
Depending
the
on
control
the
status
board
of
(ST18).
the
loaded
value
the
lamp
mma
07/88
A
mu
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1.
10
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60 Starting
Adjustments
Level
installation
Check
Adjustment
Replenishment
Standard
Developer
Fixer
G353:
Water:
Adjustment
mark
press
measure
alter
+
before
with
a
spirit
is
possible
consumption:
G153:
procedure:
the
level
the
replenisher
the
by
turning
counterclockwise
for
all
operation
putting
level
with
adjustment
600
ml/m?
750
ml/m2
900
ml/m2
on
the 3 bottles
level
difference
the
screw
the
machine
on
the
roller
the 4 adjustable
Ib
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52
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into
pairs
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legs,
level level
level
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pipe
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both
difference difference
difference
runs
for 3 minutes
of
the
pump:
directions,
in
the
bottle
in
the
bottle
in
the
bottle
transport
direction
and
crosswise.
time:
3
min.
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(standard/average)
185 225
24 x 30
150
ml/ 8.5 ml/10.5 ml/13.0
cm
mm mm mm
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175 225 265
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the
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Notes
The fibre
fixer
on
the
positioning
CURIX
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reinforcement
drain
allows
of
comes
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(Accocord).
silver
drain
three
The
hoses
individual
hoses
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can
mm
be
installed
(59")
long
PVC
through
hoses,
the
sides
transparent
with
90°
rubber
15
x 3
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elbows. A separate
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mm cessory, with
3 necessary)
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hoses
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required,
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they
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ordered
3x)
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as
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rubber
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in
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at
the
table,
machine)
then
the 3 rubber
elbows
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inserted
be
product
the
or
the
the
in
drain
solutions
manager
hoses
uses
must
(see
the
installed
be
drawings).
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key
for
the
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