Stepper Motor Film Pocket M10/M_Po - Kodak X-Omat MULTILOADER 300 Plus Service Manual

ADJUSTMENTS
2
. Check if all magazines are fully opened.
3
. If necessary readjust the position of the SENSOR B36/M_OP_EO.
4
. Make sure that the MAGAZINE LIDS do not touch the above MAGAZINE GUIDES.
5
. Close the MAGAZINES.
Select BACKWARD
6
. If necessary readjust the position of the SENSOR B37/M_OP_EC.
7
. Exit the SERVICE MODE.
Press 3 times BACKSPACE
Select LEAVE COMPONENT TEST ................................................................... press ENTER
Select QUIT ML300 SERVICE MODE ............................................................... press ENTER
Select Quit the program ............................................................................... press ENTER
8
. Reload the MAGAZINES.

STEPPER MOTOR FILM POCKET M10/M_PO

PURPOSE:
To adjust the phase current of M10 to the correct value. If the current is too low M10 will not
run correctly and steps are lost. If the current is too high the POWER AMPLIFIERS U46 and
U47 on CIRCUIT BOARD A4 sheet 5 will become overloaded.
1
. Connect the GROUND LEAD of the DVM to TP11 on CIRCUIT BOARD A4 sheet 9.
See the drawing on the next page.
2
. Connect the POSITIVE LEAD of the DVM to TP15 on CIRCUIT BOARD A4 sheet 5.
See the drawing on the next page.
3
. Start the STEPPER MOTOR FILM POCKET.
Start the SERVICE PROGRAM
Select SERVICE MODE from the GLOBAL MENU ....................................... press ENTER
ENTER SERVICE MODE MESSAGE is displayed............................................ press ENTER
UNIT DATA are displayed ................................................................................ press ENTER
Select COMPONENT TEST from the MAIN MENU ....................................... press ENTER
Select MAGAZINE MOTORS ............................................................................ press ENTER
Select STEPPER MOTOR FILM POCKET M10 ................................................. press ENTER
Select MOVE TO CASSETTE LEVEL
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