Kodak Instamatic M Series, Ремонт

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2/KODAK M-SERIES PROJECTORS
If you're new to the repair field, you'll need certain tools you
probably don't have. See the next section for the recom-
mended tools. Also, there are some standard disassembly/
reassembly tips you might keep in mind:
1. You'll see this precaution over and over—but, for your
own safety,
never plug in the projector with the bottom
cover removed. Unplug the projector, remove the bottom
cover, make any repairs or adjustments, replace the bottom
cover, and then plug in the projector to check operation.
2. Try to leave a large enough work area that you can spread
out the parts. Keep screws with the parts they hold. A large,
clean work area is also desirable to avoid losing parts.
Remember, the projectors have been out of production for a
long time, and not all parts are available. If you lose a part,
you may need to keep searching—it's not always possible to
buy a replacement.
3. In this manual, we'll go through reassembly as well as
disassembly. But you can always establish your own reas-
sembly sequence—just reverse the order of your disassem-
bly. For this reason, it helps to place the parts in order as you
remove them. In some cases, we have used slight variations
in the reassembly sequence (for the purposes of testing or to
make reassembly a little easier). But you can still simply
reverse your disassembly sequence—it's not necessary to
follow our reassembly sequence in exact order.
4. It helps to make sure you understand a part's operation
before you remove that part. If you're in doubt about some
phase of the operation, you might take a disassembly break
and check the
Operation section starting on page 38. Here
we used the explanations and drawings provided in the
original the Kodak manual, a manual that's no longer
available from Kodak.
LINE POWER
SWITCH
LAMP
MOTOR
SHUTTER-DRIVE SHAFT
CAM SHAFT
FAN
UP-AND-DOWN CAM
FILM CLAW
IN-AND-OUT CAM
TAKE-UP SPINDLE
SUPPLY SPINDLE
The flow chart for the M80 shows the sequence of operations—what drives what. During the discussions
of disassembly, troubleshooting, adjustments, and operation, you may wish to refer to this flow chart to
see the order of control. Only the major actions are shown.
FLOW CHART
BELT
BELT
BELT
GEAR
REWIND DRIVER
FAST REWIND
120V
An arrow shows the
direction of control. A
dashed line indicates that
the two boxes are actually
one part—for example, the
up-and-down cams are
formed on the shutter-drive
shaft.
BELT
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