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Topic: Brenkert lense holder issue
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Sam Hunter
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posted 10-22-2002 08:04 AM
Here is two more pics with the assembly removed. I may not have asked enough questions as the guy I bought this from was supposed to be reputable so anyway, whats done is done. Surely one of you guys has the spare parts that I would need to correct this thing. Anyway here are the photos. As far as the roller assembly goes I would like to get one so someone dig up one of those as well for me. Thanks.
------------------ Samual Hunter Sr. KC5ZSL
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Sam Hunter
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posted 10-22-2002 08:10 PM
Hey John, Its hard to descibe but it could be the bearing. I will say this, If you turn the motor over by hand its real easy to turn then all of a sudden it feels like it is binding. I looked real careful at all the gears and they all look like there ok except for the planetary gear that feeds the fan shaft. A problem that I just ran across is that I have no breakdown or really good service manual on this thing. I thought about pulling the rear collar off and checking the bearings and also the drive gears for the fan shafts but I just dont know if I'm ready for that yet.Another question, on the soundhead takeup shaft when running bobs in and out just a little and that just isn't good for the constant speed sprocket. According to the manual I am not missing anything or misplaced any parts inside the soundhead gearbox. I think that whatever is causing the projector to bind is making it do that. Anyway what shall I look for that may be binding? Oh and also the travel ghost comes and goes on this thing as well. Shutter timing maybe? In other words during brite scenes or credits there is a travel ghost on the top of the words and the bottom and it goes away then comes back. I think this is related to the binding issue. Anyway, I dont think its major but it certainly needs attention. Thanks for the expert advise. ------------------ Samual Hunter Sr. KC5ZSL
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posted 10-22-2002 10:36 PM
Thanks Paul, If you have one I would be glad to pay for it. I think I will go back into the thing tomorrow, maybe.------------------ Samual Hunter Sr. KC5ZSL
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Sam Hunter
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posted 10-22-2002 11:48 PM
Now that you mention it they are not quite centered when the unit is off. I set it up so that when its running it centers itself. But heres the deal with that, the gear assembly I have has the following pieces to it, starting from oil cap to end: Shaft, washer, bearing, washer, gear (marked Simplex, black plastic), shaft. How many washers are there supposed to be and should there be one between the inside gear and the frame of the BX housing? Now, on the 9030, could you describe the parts in order from retaining clip all the way thruogh to constant speed sprocket. I have checked the PDF file on a 9030 thats on this forums manual section and as far as I can tell everything is there. When the projector is running the soundhead drive gear will move in and out about 1/8" . As far as adjusted the gear mesh what is the proper proceedure? Anyway, thanks for the help so far. ------------------ Samual Hunter Sr. KC5ZSL
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