Kodak Carousel 860H - User Manual

Describes the self-storing spring-loaded handle for carrying and storage.

Details the permanently attached power cord and its connection to a suitable outlet.

Explains the 12-foot cord storage and connection to the projector's rear socket.

Explains the sliding lens cover for protecting the projection lens during transport or storage.

Describes the transparent dust cover for protecting the projector from dust and dirt.

Details how to check the tray's index hole, remove the lock ring, insert slides, and replace the lock ring.

How to center the projected image vertically by adjusting the projector's front elevation.

Explains the function of the forward and reverse bars for controlling slide tray rotation.

Instructions on focusing the projected image for sharpness using the focus knob.

Explains how to set the automatic timer for controlling slide change intervals.

Describes the forward/reverse buttons and focus lever on the remote control.

Steps for projecting a specific slide from the tray using the select bar.

Procedure for removing the slide tray from the projector using the select bar.

How to project individual slides directly into the projector gate.

Steps to turn off the projector, retract the lens, and store cords after use.

Explains the thermal fuse's function to prevent projector overheating and damage.

Details the types of projection lamps and how to replace a burnt-out lamp.

Instructions for cleaning the projection lens, condenser lens, heat-absorbing glass, and mirror.

Procedure for removing the slide tray if the changing mechanism fails.

Provides tips on lamp life, air flow, and voltage for optimal projector operation.

Methods for previewing and reorienting slides before or during projection.

Information on projecting 110-size slides, including adapter use and lens recommendations.

Guidelines for extended projector use, including air circulation and environmental protection.

Details the features and design of the 40x40 inch projection screen.

Information on purchasing additional slide trays and their storage boxes.

Describes the projector case for protection, convenience, and storage.

Details the case designed to hold multiple slide trays and miscellaneous equipment.

Explains how the extension cord increases the range of the remote-control cord.

Describes the unit that synchronizes projector slides with stereo record/playback tape recorders.

Describes slide clips for easier handling and storage of slides for the Stack Loader.

Explains the adapters for projecting 110 slides in 30x30 mm mounts.

Lists curved-field lenses suitable for cardboard or non-glass mounted slides.

Lists various EKTANAR and EKTANON lenses, including those recommended for 110 slides.