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Topic: Noisy Irem
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Don Sneed
Master Film Handler
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Posts: 451
From: Texas City, TX, USA
Registered: Aug 2001
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posted 07-11-2003 06:56 PM
All the above is correct....here is what I do...the rectifer coils has adjustment to put pressure on the core to stop the noise...there are three screws, the one in the middle has to be loosen to adjust the other two, turn each one until the noise quits or down in volume, then tighten the center screw back to keep the other two from coming loose...if the first coil you don't change a thing, go to the next, do the same thing, if still don't work, go to the next ect.ect....if still don't clam down, go to the other side of the rect. & do it again until you find it....I use a reg. screwdriver, yes you can feel the magnetism, but don't be alarm, just don't let the screwdriver go inside the coil This should be a big help to you...Good luck !!
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