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PostPosted: Thu Dec 27, 2018 7:18 pm 
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A fellow that I attend church with just purchased a CHINON 9000 and wanted me to clean the film gate, guides, rollers and sound head. All is done but the sound head. I know there must be a trick to getting it opened so it can be cleaned. Would appreciate help with this.


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PostPosted: Thu Dec 27, 2018 11:07 pm 
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After a closer examination it appears that the head is not opening but staying in the close position continually keeping contact with the film.


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Hi Roger, what you need to do is . check the control knob! When you turn it to run position the lever should move down. It could be jammed? It might be spring loaded ! It sounds easy ! Come on Roger you are supposed to be a head technician ? I think your slipping? Let me know! Leon Norris.


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It does go down when placed in run position a little but not enough to clean the head.


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Roger, did you try to run a film ? You have a judgment on it! It sounds like its off! Leon.


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The sound seems fine. It does close on forward and is open on Thread, Reverse and Rewind. I can't remember what brand projector it was but I had one a good while back that had something that you had to do to drop it down enough to access it for cleaning.


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Hi Roger, I'm glad to hear it runs and has sound! Keep up the good work!


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