Kodak Instamatic M Series, Ремонт

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DISASSEMBLY
With either a broken shutter gear or a broken damping arm,
it's necessary to remove the mechanism from the projector
housing. You'll see the other normal repairs as we proceed.
But remember that you'll occasionally encounter the repair
you can't perform—simply because the projector is so old
that parts are no longer available.
Use your canned air (duster) to blow out the dirt from the
inside of the projector. Keep the canned air handy. You'll
probably be using it throughout the disassembly to clean out
the projector.
1. Lift out the loose grille, Fig. D10.
2. Bow in the paper baffle, Fig. D10, until the slot at its top
edge disconnects. Lift out the paper baffle to uncover the
motor, Fig. D9.
3. Go now to the front of the projector and lift the top cover
as shown in Fig. D1. Snap off the front plate, Fig. D1.
Spring tabs hold the front plate to the projector.
4. Still at the front of the projector, remove the lamp, Fig.
D11—just push down the wire clip and unplug the lamp.
5. Pull forward the pressure-plate tension arm as shown by
the arrow in Fig. D12; then lift up the pressure-plate tension
arm to lock it in place. Lift out the pressure plate, Fig. D12.
6. Push down the film-path cover plate as indicated by the
arrow in Fig. D13. Lift out the film-path cover plate as you're
pushing it down. The U-shaped lower end of the film-path
cover plate fits over a post.
7. Slide out the projection lens toward the front of the
projector, Fig. D14.
GUIDE
TRANSFORMER
MOTOR
FAN HOUSING
FIG. D8 Variation—the switch
position is slightly different in the
M90 and M95 projectors. The L port
is in the upper left-hand corner.
FIG. D9 Variation—the M90 and
M95 projectors use a transformer
to drop the line voltage for the 21V
lamp.
GRILLE
BAFFLE
FORWARD/REVERSE ARM
SHORT
SPRING
FIG. D10 Bottom of projector, lower right-hand
corner.
C AUTION: While we're at the front of the projector,
note the odd-shaped screwheads on the aperture
plate, Fig. D12. No normal screwdriver fits these screws.
The odd shape serves as a warning—do not disturb the
screws. The screws secure a critical adjustment. Kodak
has a special tool that fits the screwheads.
GRILLE
Compliments of:
www.KodakParts.com