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typewriter repairs

become necessary because the

machine

has not been kept

CLEAN

in a few vital

parts

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HERE are only tHree

places on

the

"ROYAL" typewriter that need your

atten-

tion. (This is not

true of all

typewriters,

but the "ROYAL" is

made

so

thor-

oughly dust-proof

wherever this is

possible that only three

places remain that

need

any

attention on

your

part) .

Having,

therefore,

made it as easy as possible

for

you,

will you

not kindly do

your part

toward getting

that

perfect

service

from

the

"ROYAL"

typewriter that it

is capable of

giving.

All

Jou

need

do

is this:

EVERY

MORNING

(A) Run

carriage to extreme left,

and

wipe carriage

rails or

"tracks" (upper and lower)

with

a dry

cloth.

SEE DIAGRAM

"A".

Then run the

carriage to ex-

treme right and

wipe carriage rails or "tracks" (upper and

lower)

with

a

dry cloth.

(B) Wipe segment

(which is the curved metal

frame-

work through which the type bars move in lifting each letter

to

the roller) with a

dry cloth

—

wiping

towards

you

so as

to

clean thoroughly. SEE DIAGRAM

"B."

(C) Clean out type, using

a

brush.

(If

you do

this

daily you can keep your type perfectly clean

without

hav-

ing to

resort

to gasoline or benzine,

as you have to

do

when

you

clean

the type every

ten

days or

so.

ONCE

A WEEK

(D) Throw back paper-table

and card-bale,

and then

wipe off nickel rods with

a

cloth

slightly moistened

with

a

Utile oil. SEE DIAGRAM

"D."

(E)

Clean

out carriage rails

or "tracks"

using

the same

cloth slightly moistened with

a little

oil. (These

are

the

same parts that you

can clean daily with

a

dry

cloth,

shown

in

Diagram

"A.")

(F) Wash

off roller

and front

feed

rolls

with

a

cloth

moistened with

a

little

alcohol.

SEE

DIAGRAM

"F."

(This is important as

it will prevent

your sheet

of

paper from

"slipping,"

which is

a

great

annoyance

as every

typewriter

operator

knows).

DIAGRAM

F

A FEW

DONT'S

THAT

WILL

MAKE

YOUR WORK EASIER.

Don't,

in an erasure,

rub

the

paper while

the

carriage

is in

such

a position

that the

place of

the

erasure

is directly

over the

ribbon

holder.

Move

the carriage

a

little

to

left or

right

so

that

the

erasure-dust

will fall

on

the

dust-shield

and not

into

the ribbon

holder.

Don't

keep papers

under

your

machine,

as these

sometimes

get

caught

in the

working

parts at

the

all

were

used,

bottom

of

the machine.

Don't

u.

any part

of your ma-

your type

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use

in wiping parts

of ma-

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Office:

Factory:

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your

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Protect

Your

Typewriter

Equipment

This

Folder

Shows

You

The

Way

These

are

the

days

of

conserving

men,

money

and

time.

You,

of

course,

are

follow-

ing

this

plan

in

your

business.

You

can

help

us

and

will

help

yourself

even

more

by

making

sure

that

the

few

simple

in-

structions

given

on

the

inside

of

this

folder

are

NOTED

and

CARRIED

OUT by

type-

writer

operators.

It

is

an

open

secret

that

most

typewriter

"repairs"

become

necessary

because

the

ma-

chine

has

not

been

kept

CLEAN

in

a

few

vital

parts.

This

does

not

come

from

a

lack

of

willing-

ness

on

the

part

of

operators

but

from

^

lack

of

KNOWLEDGE.

That

is

why

we

are

giving

you

this

Folder.

Perpetual

motion,

if

ever

discovered,

will be

found

to

depend

largely

upon

keeping

the

ma-

chinery

absolutely

CLEAN.

All

machinery

needs

to

be

oiled

and to

be

kept

clean—

to be

oiled

occasionally,

but

to

be

kept

clean

ALWAYS.

This

is

true

of

type-

writers

to an

alarming

degree.

On

the

inside

of

this

Folder

are a

few

simple

directions

which,

if

carried

out,

will

reduce

your

repair

bills

and

save

many

dollars

for

YOU—

both

in

time

and

actual

cash.

So

please

make

sure

that

these

few

simple

instructions

are

carried

out.