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The film breaks during projection.
Poor splice.
The cartridge is not changed, and
Damaged perforations at the end
the film stops at the end of pro-
of
the
film
.
jection.
The lens cover does not
close.
Hinge pin
out
of position
.
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Immediately press
the
still projection key (-) to insertthecatathermic
filter between
lamp
and
film.
Without
re
leasing
the pressure on the
key:
-
remove all the cartridges except
the
one being projected;
-
press the key
(+)
to remove the
remaining
cartridge and rewind
the portion of film already engaged. If the red warning
light
is
on,
keep the key (
-
) depressed until the previous film is rewound.
Stop the projector by closing the cartridge compartment door.
Open the side cover (see section "Maintenance") and remove the
projected portion of the film. If
it
cannot
be reached, remove
the film
channel cover and, if necessary, the take-up reel with the wound-up
film.
Press immediately on the cartridge changing key (+).
Replace the hinge pin under the spring
by
lifting the latter
with the
blade
of a knife.
Intensive film projection
(demonstration, training and promotional films)
Films
returned
from developing are already treated to
withstand
a certain number of
projections without
deterioration.
However,
a
special protective treatment
is
advisable
in
the
case
of Super 8 original films
or
copies
which
will
undergo
intensive
projection. This treatment is carried
out by specialized laboratories
for a modest charge.
The
Bolex Multimatic being
particularly
suitable
for the purposes
cif demonstration, training and sales
promotion, we
advise
you
strongly to have this special treatment
applied to films which are
intended for frequent projection.
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