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THERMAL
FUSES
Your projector is equipped with thermal fuses to prevent
overheating and possible damage to the projector in case
of exhaust-fan or motor failure. If overheating causes the
fuses to open, the projector will not operate. The projector
will require factory or repair-station attention to make it
run again. Refer to the service facilities listed at the back
of this manual.
PROJECTION TIPS
LONG-RUN
APPLICATIONS
Allow for unrestricted flow of air through the projector
openings. If the projector is used in a window display or in
a cabinet, provide an adequate outlet for the warm air ex-
pelled from the rear grille vent. The air circulating through
the projector should be as dust-free as possible.
EDITING SLIDES
If you want to edit your slides, you may project them
singly, as described on page 10. Or place a tray of slides
on the projector. Remove the lock ring from the tray. To
edit a slide after viewing, firmly press and hold down the
select bar, and remove the slide from the tray. You can
then reorient the slide or replace it with another slide. (The
optional Kopak Carouset Stack Loader, described on page
15, provides a convenient method for editing your slides.)
PROJECTING
110
SLIDES
When you have 110-size slide film processed by Kodak, it
will be returned to you in 2 x 2-inch slide mounts.
You may request mounting of size 110 film in 30 x
EMERGENCY
SLIDE-TRAY
REMOVAL
If the slide-changing mechanism
should become inopera-
tive because of a defective slide (see page 7), a foreign
object, etc, turn the coin-slotted
TRAY-REMOVAL
SCREW
in
either direction, as far as it will go, to retract the tray lock.
While holding the screw in this position, lift off the tray.
When you remove the tray in this manner, turn the tray up-
side down and realign the index notch and index hole as
described on page 7; then set the tray to one side. Remove
the defective slide from the projector by pushing down-
ward on the select bar, or if necessary, pull the slide from
the gate by hand. Replace the tray on the projector.
30 mm
mounts from the laboratory that processes your
film. This service is available at no extra charge from Kodak
Color Processing Laboratories in the U.S. and Canada, as
well as other processing laboratories, if you request it at
the time of processing.
A slide in a 30 x 30 mm mount cannot be used in your
projector unless it is placed in a 2 x 2-inch adapter (shown
on page
15). To obtain
large screen
images when
you
project 110 slides, use a short-focal-length lens, such as
a 214-inch or 3-inch Kopak Projection Lens.
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