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Removing the I/O BOARD ..........Removing the 10M BOARD .
Warning To prevent damage to personnel, keep floors and drains around your Kodak X-Omat PROCESSOR clean and dry at all times. Any fluids from mixing TANKS, and drain lines should be cleaned up immediately. If fluid is on the floor because of an overflow or other malfunction of the drain, call a qualified person to correct any problem with the drain.
SERVICE MANUAL Figure 6 PROCESSOR BASE for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 483 and above and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 1243 and above 513 514 513 , 514 546 , 547 546 547 005 , 015 501 502 501 , 502 535 , 536 , 537 535 536 H164_0099ECA...
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Illustrated Parts List Figure 6 PROCESSOR BASE for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 483 and above and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 1243 and above Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2005 HEATER, DRYER, H52A, 1000A/1000J PROCESSORS 1E2011 VALVE, SOLENOID, WATER, SL51 1E2015 HEATER, DRYER, H52, 1000 PROCESSOR 1E2030...
SERVICE MANUAL Figure 8 TOP COVER H164_0075BCA H164_0075BC Figure 8 TOP COVER Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2152 TOP COVER Special order part. 1E2016 MAGNET Special order part. 1E2031 HANDLE Special order part. 1E2159 STOPPER, MAGNET Special order part. 1E2234 GUIDE, UPPER BODY Special order part.
SERVICE MANUAL Figure 10 FEED TRAY and CONTROL BOX 528, 534 H164_0101ECA H164_0101EC 10SEP02 – 9B8949...
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Illustrated Parts List Figure 10 FEED TRAY and CONTROL BOX Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2154 FILM TRAY COVER 1E2155 FRAME, TRAY Special order part. 1E2158 BOX, CONTROL Special order part. 1E2166 BUSHING, TRAY COVER 1E2180 NUT, FEED TRAY Special order part. 1E2183 TRAY, GUIDE 1E2184...
SERVICE MANUAL Figure 11 PROCESSOR TANK SECTION for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 0 - 482 and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 0 - 1242 127 , 128 411 , 412 , 413 411 412 413 H164_0093ECB H164_0093EC 10SEP02 – 9B8949...
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Illustrated Parts List Figure 11 PROCESSOR TANK SECTION for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 0 - 482 and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 0 - 1242 Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2002 GEAR BOX 1E2003 CONDENSER 1E2026 HINGE Special order part. 1E2027 WASHER 1E2029...
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SERVICE MANUAL Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2327 HOSE, DEVELOPER, PUMP TO HEATER 1E2328 HOSE, DEVELOPER, HEAT EXCHANGER TO PUMP 1E2329 DEVELOPER HOSE 1E2330 FIXER HOSE, SHORT 1E2331 HOSE, FIXER 1E2332 HOSE, WATER SUPPLY 1E2333 FIXER HOSE, LONG 1E2334 HOSE, OVERFLOW, FIXER TANK 1E2335 HOSE, OVERFLOW, DEVELOPER TANK 1E2336...
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Illustrated Parts List 9B8949 – 10SEP02...
SERVICE MANUAL Figure 12 PROCESSOR TANK SECTION for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 483 and above and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 1243 and above 127 128 127 , 128 411 , 412 , 412 413 H164_0094ECA H164_0094EC 10SEP02 – 9B8949...
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Illustrated Parts List Figure 12 PROCESSOR TANK SECTION for 1000A PROCESSOR - Serial No. 483 and above and 1000 PROCESSOR - Serial No. 1243 and above Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2002 GEAR BOX 1E2003 CONDENSER 1E2026 HINGE Special order part. 1E2027 WASHER 1E2029...
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SERVICE MANUAL Item Part No. Description Notes 1E2326 HOSE, DEVELOPER, HEATER TO TANK 1E2327 HOSE, DEVELOPER, PUMP TO HEATER 1E2328 HOSE, DEVELOPER, HEAT EXCHANGER TO PUMP 1E2329 DEVELOPER HOSE 1E2330 FIXER HOSE, SHORT 1E2331 HOSE, FIXER 1E2332 HOSE, WATER SUPPLY 1E2334 HOSE, OVERFLOW, FIXER TANK 1E2336...
Adjustments Section 5: Adjustments Adjusting the Squareness of the RACK AY 6 REINFORCING BARS 6 SCREWS RACK AY 2 SIDE PLATES H164_0041BCA H164_0041BC Important Use this procedure for: • DEVELOPER RACK • FIXER RACK • WASH RACK [1] Remove the RACK AY. [2] Place the RACK AY on a flat surface with the top down.
SERVICE MANUAL Adjusting the Squareness of the DRYER RACK DRYER RACK REAR COVER 2 SCREWS 2 SCREWS CHAIN FRONT COVER H164_0035HCA 2 SIDE PLATES H164_0035HC [1] Remove the DRYER RACK. Important Do not remove the SCREWS on the COVERS or the REINFORCING BARS. [2] Loosen the 2 SCREWS on: •...
Adjustments Adjusting the Tension of the DRIVE CHAIN DRYER RACK 2 SCREWS SCREW FRONT COVER increase tension decrease tension CHAIN TENSION SPROCKET H164_0081HCA H164_0081HC [1] Remove the DRYER RACK. Important Do not remove the 2 SCREWS. [2] Loosen the 2 SCREWS. [3] Remove the FRONT COVER.
SERVICE MANUAL Setting the Defaults of the SWITCHES WASH DEV TEMP SW05 SW03 SW07 SW08 SW02 SW04 SW06 * not used H164_0001BC Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. [1] Do Removing the CONTROL BOX COVER. [2] Locate SW02. [3] Check that the SWITCHES are set correctly: •...
Adjustments Adjusting the Developer Temperature [1] Do Removing the CONTROL BOX COVER. DEV TEMP SW05 SW03 SW04 H164_0038AC Developer Temperature, 32 - 35°C (89.6 - 95.0°F) [2] Set the developer temperature between 32.0 - 35.0°C (89.6 - 95.0°F). SW05-1 OFF, Adjust SW03: (a) Move SW05-1 to the “OFF”...
SERVICE MANUAL Adding to Developer Temperature SW04: Important The temperature is added or subtracted in 0.1°C Set point Add/Subtract Set point Add/Subtract (0.18°F) increments. Temperature Temperature 0.0°C (0.0°F) 0.8°C (1.44°F) [6] Use SW04 to add to or subtract from the developer temperature.
Adjustments Setting the “Regular” Replenishment Mode Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. [1] Do Removing the CONTROL BOX COVER. [2] Move SW05-3 to the “OFF” position. [3] Install the CONTROL BOX COVER. See SW05 SW07 SW06 Removing the CONTROL BOX COVER. H164_0039AC Setting the “Flooded”...
SERVICE MANUAL Adjusting the Temperature of the DRYER [1] Locate the DRYER SWITCH on the front of the Dryer Temperature CONTROL BOX COVER. [2] Use the table Temperature of the DRYER to set the temperature of the DRYER. Count the increments between the “LOW”...
Replacements Section 6: Replacements Removing the CONTROL BOX COVER SLOT CONTROL SWITCH SW02 BOX COVER H164_0104HCB 4 SCREWS H164_0104HC Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. [1] Remove: • 4 SCREWS • CONTROL BOX COVER [2] Place the TAB into the SLOT. [3] Install: •...
SERVICE MANUAL Opening the PROCESSOR DRYER Warning RACK Dangerous Voltage DEVELOPER WASH [1] De-energize the PROCESSOR. COVER RACK FIXER RACK [2] Drain the TANKS. RACK [3] Disconnect the main power. [4] Remove: • TOP COVER • DEVELOPER RACK • FIXER RACK •...
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Replacements [9] Remove: 2 SCREWS • 2 SCREWS top of • SCREW from WASH WATER OVERFLOW/ PROCESSOR DRAIN AY Warning Prevent damage to personnel or equipment. [10] Slowly open the top of the PROCESSOR. [11] Hold the top of the PROCESSOR up to prevent the top of the PROCESSOR from falling.
SERVICE MANUAL Disconnecting the HOSES [1] Remove from the FITTING: HOSE • CLAMP • HOSE • SEALANT SEALANT [2] Apply new SEALANT to the FITTING. [3] Install to the FITTING: • HOSE • CLAMP CLAMP FITTING H164_0080ACA H164_0080AC 10SEP02 – 9B8949...
SERVICE MANUAL [1] Do Opening the PROCESSOR. Important The 4 SCREWS are on the bottom of the PROCESSOR. [2] Remove: • 4 SCREWS • 2 SCREWS for SPACER • SPACER • SCREW • DRYER TEMPERATURE SENSOR [3] Lift the DRYER AY and tilt toward the front of the PROCESSOR to remove. Removing the DRYER THERMOSTAT [1] Remove: •...
Replacements Removing the DRYER BLOWER [1] Remove: 4 SCREWS DRYER BLOWER • 4 NUTS • 4 SCREWS • 4 SPACERS • DRYER BLOWER 4 SPACERS [2] Discard the old DRYER BLOWER. Important • Do not use excessive force to tighten the SCREWS.
SERVICE MANUAL Section 7: Diagnostics Mechanical Transport Malfunctions Problem Possible Cause Action Film skew • You did not insert the film correctly. • Insert film at the edge of the FEED TRAY. • The SPRINGS do not apply correct pressure to the ROLLERS. •...
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Diagnostics Problem Possible Cause Action Film density is too low • Replenishment rate of the developer is too • Check the replenishment rate of the low. developer. • The DEVELOPER REPLENISHMENT • Install a new DEVELOPER PUMP is malfunctioning. REPLENISHMENT PUMP. •...
SERVICE MANUAL System Malfunctions Problem Possible Cause Action Solution is not moving in the Air in the RECIRCULATION DEVELOPER or FIXER TANK. PUMP. Important Do not drain the TANK. • Release some of the solution from the TANK. Remove either: –...
Diagnostics Problem Possible Cause Action • The “Service” INDICATOR The developer temperature • Determine the cause of the illuminates continually. circuit is malfunctioning. malfunction. • The “Low t” INDICATOR blinks. • Repair the circuit. • The ALARM emits a beep. •...
SERVICE MANUAL Checking the POWER SUPPLY DRIVE BOARD SLOT CONTROL I/O BOARD BOX COVER H164_0104HCA 4 SCREWS H164_0104HC Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. [1] Remove: • 4 SCREWS • CONTROL BOX COVER [2] Place the TAB into the SLOT. [3] Measure the DC voltages on the DRIVE BOARD: Position Approximate Voltage P1 (GND) to P2...
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Diagnostics [6] Do the FUSES have continuity? Continue with Step a. Install new FUSES. b. Continue with Step [7] Check the AC input voltage to the DRIVE BOARD at CONNECTOR CNP3: Position Approximate Voltage PIN 1 to PIN 2 8 V AC PIN 3 to PIN 4 24 V AC [8] Are the voltages correct?
SERVICE MANUAL Setting the Diagnostic Modes SLOT CONTROL SWITCH SW02 BOX COVER H164_0104HCB 4 SCREWS H164_0104HC Warning Dangerous Voltage [1] De-energize the PROCESSOR. Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. [2] Remove: • 4 SCREWS • CONTROL BOX COVER [3] Place the TAB into the SLOT. [4] Locate SWITCH SW02.
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Diagnostics [8] To diagnose a problem with the ENTRANCE SENSOR BOARD, advance to Checking the ENTRANCE SENSOR BOARD. Service High DEV. Ready FIX. Dev. Temperature Rep. H164_0034AC [9] Use the “DEV” BUTTON on the CONTROL BOARD to select the mode and check the other components: Press the “DEV”...
SERVICE MANUAL [10] To begin at mode 1 again: (a) De-energize the PROCESSOR. (b) Energize the PROCESSOR. (c) Do Step 9 again. [11] When you complete the diagnostics: (a) De-energize the PROCESSOR. (b) Move DIP SWITCH SW02-4 to the “OFF” position. (c) Install the CONTROL BOX COVER.
Diagnostics Checking the ENTRANCE SENSOR BOARD [1] Enter mode 1. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. [2] Observe the “Ready” INDICATOR during Step 3 Step Service [3] Block one of the SENSORS on the ENTRANCE SENSOR BOARD. [4] Block the other SENSOR on the ENTRANCE High DEV.
SERVICE MANUAL [8] Is the resistance correct? Install a new DEVELOPER HEATER RELAY Install a new DEVELOPER HEATER SSR51. OVERTEMPERATURE THERMOSTAT SW52. Checking the DRYER HEATER [1] Enter mode 3. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. [2] Observe LED 8 on the DRIVE BOARD. [3] Press the “RUN”...
Diagnostics Checking the DRYER BLOWER [1] Enter mode 3. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. [2] Observe LED 10 on the DRIVE BOARD. [3] Press and hold the “RUN” BUTTON on the Service CONTROL BOARD. Note High • The fast speed circuit for the DRYER BLOWER will DEV.
SERVICE MANUAL Checking the DEVELOPER PUMPS [1] Enter mode 4. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. Caution Service Operating the PUMPS excessively without solution might cause damage to the PUMPS. [2] Press and hold the “RUN” BUTTON on the High DEV. CONTROL BOARD.
Diagnostics Checking the FIXER PUMPS [1] Enter mode 5. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. Caution Service Operating the PUMPS excessively without solution might cause damage to the PUMPS. [2] Press and hold the “RUN” BUTTON on the High DEV. CONTROL BOARD. Ready Note FIX.
SERVICE MANUAL Checking the WATER SOLENOID VALVE [1] Enter mode 6. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. [2] Press and hold the “RUN” BUTTON on the CONTROL BOARD. Service Note • Pressing and holding the “RUN” BUTTON: – actuates the circuit for the WATER SOLENOID High DEV.
Diagnostics Checking the COVER INTERLOCK SWITCHES [1] Enter mode 7. See Setting the Diagnostic Modes. [2] Install the COVER on the PROCESSOR. [3] Check that LED 7 on the DRIVE BOARD is illuminated. [4] If LED 7 is not illuminated, measure the resistance of the COVER INTERLOCK SWITCHES. [5] Remove the COVER and make the measurements again: SWITCH Position...
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SERVICE MANUAL [8] Is the voltage between PIN 1 and PIN 14 on DRIVE BOARD CONNECTOR CN2 approximately 100 V AC? a. Check: a. Check RELAY SSR1 on the DRIVE BOARD. • RELAY RY51 b. If necessary, install a new RELAY. •...
Theory Section 8: Theory Introduction The Kodak X-Omat 1000, 1000A and 1000J PROCESSORS are automatic PROCESSORS. The PROCESSORS are easy to operate and maintain. • The 1000 PROCESSOR uses 220, 230 or 240 volt, 50/60 Hz AC power. • The 1000A PROCESSOR uses 120 volt, 50/60 Hz AC power.
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SERVICE MANUAL Film Processing Step Section Component Descriptions and Functions The developer solution DEVELOPER • DEVELOPER TANK - holds the developer solution. changes the latent image • DEVELOPER RACK - has GEARS and ROLLERS to move the on the film into a visible film through the developer solution.
Theory Components of the PROCESSOR Temperature Controls The PROCESSOR has 2 separate temperature control systems: DEVELOPER HEATER DEVELOPER TANK TEMPERATURE Developer SENSOR Solution DEVELOPER DEVELOPER RECIRCULATION HEATER MICROPROCESSOR PUMP OVERTEMP THERMOSTAT H164_9009BC The developer set point temperature is adjusted by service personnel only. The DEVELOPER HEATER includes: •...
SERVICE MANUAL Drive System The drive system in the PROCESSOR drives the GEARS and ROLLERS in the RACKS to move film from the FILM TRAY through the PROCESSOR to the TOP COVER at a uniform speed. The drive system includes: •...
Theory Control Systems Energizing the PROCESSOR Modes of the PROCESSOR The PROCESSOR has 2 operating modes. • In the Ready Mode, the PROCESSOR is energized and all systems are ready to process film. • In the Standby Mode, the PROCESSOR is energized but the systems operate intermittently. The PROCESSOR automatically changes from the Ready Mode to the Standby Mode after 5 minutes.
SERVICE MANUAL System Operations Components of the PROCESSOR operate in different cycles when necessary. Initializing Functions When the PROCESSOR is energized: • The DEVELOPER HEATER begins to operate, increasing the developer temperature to the set point. • The “Low t” INDICATOR illuminates when the developer solution is below the set point temperature. •...
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Theory • If the PROCESSOR is set for replenishment in the Standby Mode, the FIXER REPLENISHMENT PUMP operates for one replenishment cycle every 20 minutes. • The WATER SOLENOID stops for 60 seconds, then operates intermittently for 10 seconds every 60 seconds. •...
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New Publication May 1998 9B8949 All Pages sm3482_1_15jun98.book Revised Dec 2001 9B8949 All Pages sm3482_1.book Revised 10SEP02 9B8949 98012 All Pages 9b8949.fm Revised Kodak and X-Omat are trademarks. Printed in U.S.A. • 9b8949.fm EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY HEALTH IMAGING Rochester, NY 14650...