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CLEANING THE LENSES AND REFLECTOR • . •
The lenses of the Kodascope should be cleaned frequently. Dirt on the
lenses will cause the picture on the screen to appear cloudy or flat.
Remove the LENS by pushing the pin down as far as it will go and then
drawing it forward. With a soft, clean ; lintless cloth, or Lens Cleaning
Paper, carefully wipe the two lens surfaces; also wipe both sides of the
CONDENSING LE s. To reach the CONDENSING LENS, first loosen the screw
on the back of the Kodascope, slide off the LAMP HOUSE as described on
page 2, remove the CHIMNEY and the lamp as described below; then
remove the CONDENSING LENS by pulling it out by the knurled screw
on the lens. When the lamp and CONDENSING LENS are out of the Koda-
scope, wipe the REFLECTOR carefully with a clean cloth.
Do not moisten the cloth used for cleaning lenses. If moisture is
required, breathe on the lenses or use a drop of Kodak Lens Cleaner.
REPLACING THE LAMP • ••
The Kodascope Eight, Model 70, requires a line-voltage projection
lamp, according to instructions on page 1. These lamps are available in
different voltages,
and they can be obtained from your Cine-Kodak
dealer.
After the LAMP HOUSE is removed (see page 2) draw out the CHIMNEY,
and lift off the LAMP COVElL Press down slightly on the projection lamp
and give it a quarter-turn to the left; then lift it out of the SOCKET.
Insert the new lamp with the larger flange over the larger opening;
press it down into the SOCKET and give it a quarter-turn to the right
until it snaps into position. Replace the CHIMNEY, slipping the CLIP into
the SLOT; then push the CHIM EY all the way down. Place the LAMP
COVER on the top of the lamp. Replace the LAMP HOUSE and fasten it
12 with the screw. To check the screen brightness, see page 3.