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Phillips PCS 130 enlarger assembly help required.
I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of
glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. |
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On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 18:11:42 GMT, a wrote:
I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. I believe it is a heat absorbing filter that goes in front of one of the light bulbs. Not sure exactly how as it is a long time since I had one of these enlargers. As for the thumb screw, look for a hole it fits in. |
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On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 18:11:42 GMT, a wrote:
I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. I believe it is a heat absorbing filter that goes in front of one of the light bulbs. Not sure exactly how as it is a long time since I had one of these enlargers. As for the thumb screw, look for a hole it fits in. |
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The piece of glass probably is the one that should be in the filter drawer
(located about 3 inches above the negative holder, with the impression "PHILIPS colour enlarger PCS130"). Push back the top of the panel under the filter drawer (you feel spring pressure), pull out the drawer and place the glass. As far as I know, it's part of the optical condensor system and it supports the multigrade filters.. I'm not sure about the screw you mention. There should be a blank metal screw high at the back side of the enlarger column (what do you call this part in english? ), that probably fastens the spring that ensures a smooth up and down movement of the enlarger head. Hope this helps you. a schreef in berichtnieuws ... I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. |
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The piece of glass probably is the one that should be in the filter drawer
(located about 3 inches above the negative holder, with the impression "PHILIPS colour enlarger PCS130"). Push back the top of the panel under the filter drawer (you feel spring pressure), pull out the drawer and place the glass. As far as I know, it's part of the optical condensor system and it supports the multigrade filters.. I'm not sure about the screw you mention. There should be a blank metal screw high at the back side of the enlarger column (what do you call this part in english? ), that probably fastens the spring that ensures a smooth up and down movement of the enlarger head. Hope this helps you. a schreef in berichtnieuws ... I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. |
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On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 18:11:42 GMT, a wrote:
I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. Well, two half-answers so I'll give you a third option; The piece of glass sounds like the heat absorbing glass that sits in the filter tray, if you are using filters these should go below the glass. The glass itself is not part of the optical system (i.e. does not act as a condenser) and can be removed if you are using the PCS150 light source which does not generate the same amount of heat. The screw could be the one used to hold the swing-out filter beneath the lens in place (you may have interchanged this with the one holding the spring in place on the column, or maybe one of the cable-grip ones inside the head) if it's a very long one then it holds the two halves of the head together (there should be two and they screw in from underneath). If you go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tri-one there are scans of the manual in the files area (you may have to sign up to see them though). |
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On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 18:11:42 GMT, a wrote:
I bought one of these enlargers and have 2 things left - a piece of glass 1/4 of an inch thick and about the size of a multigrade filter and a silver metal thumb screw. Can anyone enlighten me as to where in the enlarger these go? Thanks for your help. Well, two half-answers so I'll give you a third option; The piece of glass sounds like the heat absorbing glass that sits in the filter tray, if you are using filters these should go below the glass. The glass itself is not part of the optical system (i.e. does not act as a condenser) and can be removed if you are using the PCS150 light source which does not generate the same amount of heat. The screw could be the one used to hold the swing-out filter beneath the lens in place (you may have interchanged this with the one holding the spring in place on the column, or maybe one of the cable-grip ones inside the head) if it's a very long one then it holds the two halves of the head together (there should be two and they screw in from underneath). If you go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tri-one there are scans of the manual in the files area (you may have to sign up to see them though). |
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