Replacing The Aiming Light - Polaroid Miniportrait 204 Repair Manual

Repair Manual
B. Replacing the Aiming Light
Note: If one Aiming Light bulb burns out always check the other because they are in
series.
1. Turn the system off.
2. Unlatch and remove the Camera Back (Figure 3-1) from the rear housing.
3. Remove the seven (7) phillips screws from the Rear Housing. There are
three (3) screws on each side (#6 x 5/8" phillips pan head) and one (1) in the
bottom center of the housing (#6 x 1/2" phillips black pan head). (Figure 3-1)
4. Gently separate the Front and Rear Housings enough to access the electrical
connectors.
5. Unplug the following connectors: (a) aiming light connector from J5 on the
Logic Board; (b) strobe connector from J1 on the Power Board; and (c)
capacitor connector from J3 on the Power Board. (Figure 3-2)
6. Separate the Front and Rear Housings for access to the Aiming Lights.
7. Unplug the Aiming Light connector. (Figure 3-3)
8. Remove the two (2) #6 x 1/4" phillips screws securing the Bulb/board to the
Tube Assembly. (Figure 3-3) Note that when a bulb malfunctions, the entire
board (containing bulb) must be replaced.
9. Install a replacement Bulb/board.
10. Reassemble the camera by reversing steps one (1) through eight (8).
Aim Light Adjustment
Check the vertical alignment of the aiming lights as follows:
1. With the system on, face the camera toward a wall at a distance of 40 inches.
2. Set the camera's aiming switches to 40 inches.
3. Place a target, consisting of two intersecting lines, on the wall.
Model 204/404 MiniPortrait Camera
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