Operation; Operator Controls - Air Techniques PERI-PRO III User Manual

2. Assemble Processor
 Lower the film transport straight into the tanks.
The film transport must sit squarely on the cut-
outs found on the top of the vertical plates to
the left and right side of the tanks.
Note: The Transport locks the thermistor into place.
 Install the film inlet grill on top of the film trans-
port. Note that it installs one way: track 1 to the
rear and track 8 to the front of the processor.
 Install the processor cover onto the base with the refill access door in front.
 Snap the film dividers (optional installation) into place in the film delivery receptacle. Hang
the film delivery receptacle on the cutout at the dryer end of the cover.
 Plug the line cord into a 115V outlet.
3. Check Operation of Refill Access Door
 Open the refill access door by firmly pinching
the two tabs, then pulling the door open. There
will be some resistance.
 Close the panel by pushing it in until it latches
(snaps) shut.
Operating Controls
POWER SWITCH (Amber)
When the POWER switch is turned
ON it will illuminate, indicating
that there is power to the proces-
sor and the heating system is on.
Turn the POWER switch OFF at
the end of the day. See Figure
6A.
TEMPERATURE READY LIGHT
(Green)/PROCESS SWITCH.
When chemistry reaches its fac-
tory pre-set processing tempera-
ture of 75°F, the READY light
flashes, then remains steady,
indicating that chemistry is at
processing temperature.
Processing is initiated by turning
the PROCESS switch ON.
After processing, the PROCESS
switch is turned OFF. The Peri-
Pro remains ready to process film
as long as the POWER switch is
left in the ON position and the
green READY light is illuminated.
See Figure 6B
Figure 6
READY WHEN LIT
POWER
PROCESS
B
A
REFILL ACCESS DOOR
Open the refill access door when
changing and refilling water, and
to check chemistry levels at the
start of the day.
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INSTALLATION
Figure 4
Figure 5

OPERATION

REFILL ACCESS DOOR
This door must be closed when
processing film. It is closed when it
latches, or snaps, shut. See Figures
1 and 5.
FILM INLET SHUTTER
When the shutter is slid to the right,
it latches in place. Films drop into
the transport and begin processing
automatically when the transport
arms move into position and the
shutter opens. New batches of film
can be processed every 55 seconds.
Figure 7