Rewind - Bell and Howell Autoload 456 How To Use Manual

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After your movie is completed, all of your film
will be on the take-up reel except for about the
last foot or so, which will remain in the projector.
To remove this last amount of film from the pro-
jector, just manually turn the take-up reel with
your hand, with finger on film, or raise the reel to
the rewind position and pull out the film. You will
find this very easy to do, and this safeguard has
been designed to prevent the end of your film
from flapping against the projector after your
movie is completed.
Then move the Direction
Lever down to the "Re-
verse" position, press down
and hold the Rewind Lever
on top of the Front Reel
Arm (8). When the film is
completely rewound, move
the Direction Lever to the
Center position, and the
Control Switch to the ' . 'OFF"
position. Lift up rewind lever
to disengage rewind mecha-
nism. Remove the reels
from the Front and Rear
arms, and fold the arms
down to their original posi-
tion. Replace take-up reel
on hub inside case cover
and rewind the power cord
back onto the holders in the
Cord Storage Compartment.
Replace the case cover by
aligning it with the projector
and snapping it into place.
Note:
When all the film is on the
take-up reel, place the Direc-
tion Lever in the "Center"
position and the Control
Switch to "Motor" position.
The Rear Reel Arm must be
in the "Rewind" position.
Feed the film from the bot-
tom of the take-up reel di-
rectly to the bottom of the
Front Reel (A). Place the
end of the film into one of
the slots in the Front Reel
hub and manually turn the
Front Reel to start the film
onto the Front Reel.
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take-up reel of your projector may tend to have a slight wobble when in motion.
This is " floating power" action-a new concept in film transport that has been
designed into the projector, and is a normal function of the take-up reel. The "floating
power" action gives all of your movies the ultimate in protection, safety, and perform-
ance every time you project them.
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