Bell & Howell - Projector - Filmosound 641 - 642 ... - Cine Information
Bell & Howell - Projector - Filmosound 641 - 642 ... - Cine Information
Bell & Howell - Projector - Filmosound 641 - 642 ... - Cine Information
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AUTO-LOAD SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS<br />
- GENERAL<br />
The auto-load system consists of a series<br />
of guides and rollers which when the system<br />
is in the load position/ are so located as to<br />
guide the film through the threading path.<br />
When the system is in the open position/ the<br />
guides and rollers clear the film path*.<br />
When the system is in the open position/ the<br />
location of the guiding parts is not critical.<br />
Therefore/ adjustments to assure proper<br />
location of the guiding parts are made with the<br />
system in the load position.<br />
The guides are connected by mechanical<br />
linkage . The system is actuated by a cocking<br />
lever at the lower end of the linkage and the<br />
movement is stopped at the top end of the linkage.<br />
The specified clearances must be checked<br />
with the system in the load position. If the<br />
need for adjustments is detected/ it is<br />
important that repairman proceeds in the sequence<br />
listed in this section. The sprocket timing and<br />
the locating of the soundhead may be done without<br />
disturbing the guide adjustments.<br />
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CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE<br />
LOADING GUIDES<br />
Remove retaining ring that secures the<br />
actuating assembly (5 Fig.J) and lock<br />
the auto-loading system. Place a 0.015<br />
inch feeler gauge between the film<br />
support rails of the aperture plate and<br />
the rear surface of the lower loop form<br />
assembly (4 Fig.K). This surface should<br />
touch the feeler gauge just as the h<br />
of the loop form (5 Fig.K) strikes<br />
shoulder on the mounting stud for the<br />
entrance guide roller (6 Fig.K). To<br />
adjust/ loosen two screws (7/ Fig.K)<br />
which attach the upper sprocket guard<br />
plate. Press downward on front end of<br />
loop form assembly and rotate upper<br />
sprocket guard plate until heel of loop<br />
form strikes shoulder of stud and rear<br />
surface clears aperture rails by 0.01*<br />
inch. Then tighten screws (7, Fig.K)<br />
securely.