Cleaning Sound Optics; Cleaning Sound Drum; Oiling - Kodak Pageant Manual

Cleaning Sound
Optics
Occasional cleaning of the sound op­
tics is recommended.
Be sure that the power cord is not
plugged in. Remove the three.master
control (Figure 16)
COVER SCREWS
and the spacer. Move the master con­
trol all the way to the left. Swing the
master control cover outward for ac­
cess to the sound optics and exciter
lamp. Move the
SOUND OPTICS
the front of the projector with your
forefinger as shown in Figure 17 and
with a soft brush, dust the top and
bottom sound optics lenses. The
is just above the upper lens
PICK-UP
and directly behind the sound drum.
The lower surface of this pick-up
should be kept clean by using a soft
brush. Be sure the optics unit is prop­
erly seated. Replace the master con­
trol cover.
FIGURE 16
COVER
SCREWS
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Cleaning Sound
Drum
The sound drum, sprocket-clamp roll­
ers, and other rollers that come in
contact with the film should be wiped
occasionally with a soft, lintless cloth
to keep them clean. Dirt particles on
the inner edge of the sound drum will
interrupt the light beam and cause
blips and hum. To check for this con­
dition, remove the fi l m and run the
toward
projector in reverse with the ampli­
fier turned on.
SOUND
SOUND
PICK·UP
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FIGURE 17
SOUND
OPTICS LENS
(TOP & BOITOM)

Oiling

All bearings are self-lubricating and
require no oiling.
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