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Bell & Howell - Projector - Filmosound 641 - 642 ... - Cine Information

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16. DISASSEMBLING SOUND HEAD 18. DISASSEMBLING FIGURE 11 PARTS<br />

Remove Figure 9 parts, as necessary,<br />

in their indexed order of disassembly,<br />

noting the following special precautions.<br />

a. Do not remove the optical slit<br />

assembly (6) unless in need of replacement<br />

or cleaning.<br />

b. The sound drum shaft (22) must be<br />

handled carefully to avoid damage to the<br />

drum. To remove, loosen the clamping<br />

screw (18) in the holder (19). Loosen the<br />

set screws (20) and (21) and press the<br />

shaft from the sound head housing. As the<br />

shaft is withdrawn, note the manner in<br />

which the light pipe (24) and retainer (23)<br />

are installed in the slot of the sound drum<br />

shaft.<br />

c. Note the manner in which the<br />

springs (30) and (36) are engaged before<br />

removing the related parts.<br />

17. DISASSEMBLING FIGURE 10 PARTS<br />

Remove Figure 10 mechanism assembly<br />

parts, as necessary, in their indexed<br />

order of disassembly, noting the following<br />

special precautions.<br />

a. Prise out the hinge pins (1) with a<br />

wire cutter or similar implement to free<br />

the lens carrier.<br />

b. When removing the speed change<br />

knob parts (5 to 10 inclusive) note the<br />

manner in which the spring (9) is installed.<br />

c. Remove the three screws (16) and<br />

washer8 (17), two retaining rings (18) and<br />

the clutch lever shaft (19) to free the outboard<br />

bearing assembly (20) and rewind<br />

clutch lever (21). As the clutch lever is<br />

removed, the rewind button (22) and spring<br />

(23) will be released.<br />

d. When the sprocket assemblies (37)<br />

and (38) are removed, be careful not to<br />

damage the sprocket teeth.<br />

16<br />

Remove Figure 11 mechanism assembly<br />

parts, as necessary, in their indexed<br />

order of disassembly, noting the following<br />

special precautions.<br />

a. Note carefully the manner in which<br />

the overcentre springs (7) are installed<br />

before removing related parts.<br />

b. When the screw (8) is loosened, the<br />

assembled cam follower support (9 to 12<br />

inclusive) can be withdrawn from the<br />

restoring arm (13). Do not disassemble<br />

the cam follower support assembly unless<br />

the parts are in need of replacement.<br />

19. DISASSEMBLING FIGURE 12 PARTS<br />

Remove Figure 12 mechanism assem*<br />

bly parts, as necessary, in their indexed<br />

order of disassembly, noting the following<br />

special precautions.<br />

a. Be careful not to bend the blades<br />

of the shutter (10) during disassembly.<br />

b. The shuttle link bearings (14) are<br />

secured in place within the notches of the<br />

shuttle arms (15) and should not be pressed<br />

out* Also, do not remove the ball and stud<br />

assemblies (18) from the shuttle arms (15).<br />

c. Inspect the pull-down cam followers<br />

(16) for wear. These followers, or shoes,<br />

can be turned end for end or reversed if<br />

they appear badly worn.<br />

d. The felt wicks (20) should be pressed<br />

from the pull-down cam (19) and<br />

replaced with new wicks if they appear<br />

unusually dirty. New wicks should be<br />

lubricated as instructed in paragraph 2*<br />

e. Note that the upper forked end of<br />

the shuttle arm plate (33) engages the<br />

framer knob shaft (35). The framer knob<br />

and shaft unscrews from the casting.<br />

f. Items 36 to 45 inclusive are used

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