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- Page 1 MultiLine 950/1250/1550 This manual is for daily users of the equipment. Always read the Safety Instruction Manual part No 21741 before starting up the equipment and keep it with the machine for reference at all times Edition C - February 1995 (G&J)
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Page 2: General Information
(GB) GENERAL INFORMATION This manual is ublished by: Glunz & Jensen A/S 13 - 15 Haslevvej, DK-4100 Ringsted, Denmark Phone: 45 57 68 81 81 Fax: 45 57 68 83 40 Telex: 45 135 gj dk Copyright © 1995 by Glunz & Jensen A/S. The manual was written and illustrated using the best possible information available at the time of publication. -
Page 3: Warnings, Cautions And Notes
(GB) WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES! Throughout the manual warnings, cautions, and notes are written in bold on a grey background like the example below: NOTE! Charcoal filter must be washed prior to use. Explanation: NOTE! The operator should observe and/or act according to the information in order to obtain the best possible function of the equipment. - Page 4 (GB) 4/30 9508...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
(GB) TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE GENERAL INFORMATION.....................2/30 IMPORTANT! ..........................2/30 WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES! ..................3/30 AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ......................3/30 TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................5/30 INTRODUCTION......................7/30 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................8/30 GENERAL............................8/30 ELECTRICAL ..........................8/30 MECHANICAL ..........................8/30 CHEMICAL ............................8/30 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.................9/30 DISPOSAL OF CHEMICALS ......................9/30 GENERAL ABOUT THE FILM PROCESSORS ............11/30 THE CONTROL BOX ....................12/30 “DAYLIGHT”... - Page 6 (GB) 6/30 9508...
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Page 7: Introduction
(GB) INTRODUCTION The “OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS” is a short general The “OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS” is available in an version of the Operating Manual delivered with all English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, machines. Dutch, Finnish, Portuguese and and Danish version. It contains the information that is necessary for the NOTE! Always keep the “OPERATING INSTRUC- daily user to operate, clean and maintain the equipment. -
Page 8: Safety Instructions
(GB) SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MECHANICAL Personnel operating and maintaining the machine must be familiar with all aspects of its operation and · Keep hands, fingers and tools clear of moving be proficient in maintenance. parts. Such personnel should review the following ·... -
Page 9: Environmental Protection
(GB) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DISPOSAL OF CHEMICALS Most chemicals used in film processors are strong pollutants and do not belong in the public sewer system. Therefore chemicals must be led to waste containers in order to protect the environment. Many countries have strong regulations on this subject, and disposal of containers with waste chemicals must be made according to these regulations. - Page 10 (GB) 10/30 9508...
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Page 11: General About The Film Processors
(GB) GENERAL ABOUT THE FILM PROCESSORS The new range of filmprocessors are designed to In principle all machines are designed with 4 major develop different types of materials such as: sections (See illustration below): Developer (A), Fixer (B), Wash (C), and Dryer section ·... -
Page 12: The Control Box
(GB) THE CONTROL BOX The processor is operated from the Control Box fitted The different functions of the CONTROL BOX are on the front panel left of the feed table. described on the next page. See illustration below for references. 12/30 9508... - Page 13 (GB) If the correct level has not been reestablished within ON-BUTTON (1) 20 minutes the pump stops and the lamp starts to Starts the machine provided the MAIN-switch is set flash again. to “ON”(I). When the ON-button has been pushed, See also explanation for item (3) and (4).
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Page 15: Daylight" And "Rewash" Lamps
(GB) “DAYLIGHT” AND “REWASH” LAMPS NOT ALL MODELS! Only the “REWASH” lamp is lit: · When the “rewash” slot (C) is opened. (See illustration opposite). · When film inserted from the “daylight” slot (B) has passed halfway through the fixer section. The When the processor is installed in a processor is then ready to receive another film “Through-the-wall”... - Page 16 (GB) 16/30 9508...
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Page 17: Daily Start-Up
(GB) DAILY START-UP (See illustration opposite) · Press the PROGRAM SELECTION-button (7) until the lamp (8) for the desired program number is lit. · Check that the replenishment containers (E) are sufficiently filled and that the containers for waste · If WAIT-lamp (6) is lit and LOW LEVEL-lamp (5) chemicals (L) are empty. - Page 18 (GB) 18/30 9508...
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Page 19: Processing From The Feed Table
(GB) PROCESSING FROM THE FEED TABLE (See illustration opposite). · Verify that the WAIT-lamp (6) is lit indicating that film is being fed into the machine. · Select the program suitable for the processing Wait until the WAIT-lamp turns off before you material by means of the PROGRAM SELECTION- insert another film. - Page 20 (GB) 20/30 9508...
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Page 21: Processing From The Daylight Slot
(GB) PROCESSING FROM THE DAYLIGHT SLOT · Close the lid as soon as the film clears the slot to NOT ALL MODELS! prevent the replenishment system from operating (See illustration opposite). unnecessarily. · Verify that the WAIT-lamp (6) is not lit and that the ·... - Page 22 (GB) 22/30 9508...
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Page 23: Shut-Down Procedure
(GB) SHUT-DOWN PROCEDURE (See illustration opposite). NOTE! If the processor will not be operated for 6 hours or more, the wash tank should be drained. · Push the OFF-button (2). The processor will This prevents growth of algea and thereby a switch to “OFF”... - Page 24 (GB) 24/30 9508...
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Page 25: Making Adjustments
(GB) MAKING ADJUSTMENTS It is possible to adjust the settings of the speed, To adjust one or more of the below listed values temperature and replenishment values. follow this procedure: When pulling out the electronics drawer, the panel shown on the illustration opposite appears. (See illustration opposite). - Page 26 (GB) 26/30 9508...
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Page 27: Cleaning And Maintenance
(GB) CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE GENERAL CLEANING OF THE WATER FILTER When using water for cleaning purposes, use warm Close the external water supply valve. water 35 - 40°C (95 - 104°F). Locate the water solenoid valve under the machine. Disconnect the hose from the valve by unscrewing NOTE! Do not use abrasive materials on the pro- the union nut, and remove the water filter with a pair of pliers. - Page 28 (GB) 28/30 9508...
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Page 29: Daily Cleaning
(GB) DAILY CLEANING MONTHLY CLEANING (See illustration opposite). · Carefully lift the rollers out of the fixer section (3) and rinse it with water. Be sure to rinse off It is recommended to clean the processor each day possible crystallization on film guides. before you start processing. -
Page 30: Check Of Developer Replenishment
(GB) CHECK OF CHECK OF DEVELOPER REPLENISHMENT OXIDATION REPLENISHMENT The effectivity of the developer can either be checked If the processor is left in stand by for longer periods, with a testing strip (ask your dealer of chemicals) or this feature can be used. At the start of a new you can use a well exposed and well processed film working period, check the effectivity of the developer as reference.
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